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Board approves procurement awards and adopts FY27 water-and-sewer budget calendar; personnel policy update cleared

Greensville County Board of Supervisors · July 7, 2026
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Summary

The board approved authority recommendations to award FY27 water and wastewater chemical supply contracts to low bidders (Resolution WS2615), approved mutual-aid and emergency services plans, and adopted the FY27 water and sewer budget calendar; staff presented a personnel policy update for state compliance.

The Greensville County Board of Supervisors approved several administrative and budget-related items, including procurement awards, mutual-aid agreements and a recommended FY2027 water-and-sewer budget calendar.

Procurement: Staff presented Resolution WS2615, which endorses the procurement process and recommends awarding fiscal-year 2027 chemical-supply contracts for water and wastewater systems to the low bidders listed in the authority's report. Staff said the authority found no irregularities in the bid process and the authority's attorney reviewed the procurement documentation. The board moved and approved the resolution.

Emergency services and mutual aid: The board approved updated mutual-aid agreements with neighboring localities (Brunswick, Sussex, Southampton and Northampton counties) and accepted updated emergency operations and radiological response plans; staff said terminology and references were updated since the last revisions.

Budget calendar and personnel policy: Staff presented the FY27 water-and-sewer recommended budget calendar and asked for approval; staff noted the county’s fiscal-year schedule (October–September) and outlined upcoming review and meeting steps. Separately, staff presented a personnel-policy update required by attorney recommendations and stated it must be certified and submitted for compliance.

Next steps: Staff will circulate procurement award documentation and proceed with contract awards, and budget and personnel updates will move through the normal departmental and board-review process.