Supervisors approve FY26 supplemental appropriations, citing Children's Services Act needs
Summary
The board approved FY26 supplemental appropriations totaling an amount stated in the transcript as $838,37549, with about 65% expected from state and federal sources; the largest supplemental item cited was for the Children's Services Act.
The Botetourt County Board of Supervisors approved FY26 supplemental appropriations at the called meeting.
Miss Davis presented the supplemental items as amendments to the current fiscal year, saying, “These items total $838,37549,” and identifying the most significant appropriation as funding for the Children's Services Act; she stated roughly 65% of the supplemental total would come from anticipated state and federal revenues.
A motion to approve the FY26 supplemental appropriations was made, seconded and carried by roll-call vote in the portions of the transcript provided, with each responding member recorded as voting yes in sequence.
The board then recessed to enter a closed session to discuss a rail-property acquisition under the Virginia code; the chair said no action was expected to follow the closed session.
The transcript contains a garbled figure for the total supplemental appropriation (appears as “$838,37549” in the text); official minutes or the county’s published budget documents should be consulted for the precise dollar figure and line-item breakdown.
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