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Louisa County supervisors authorize ICAP insurance renewal amid public questions on coverage and cost
Summary
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors voted July 23 to authorize the county chair to sign the ICAP insurance renewal for fiscal year 2025 after a resident asked what the policy covers and how much the county pays; the board said ICAP covers health, building/auto and liability insurance but did not provide an annual cost in the minutes.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors voted July 23 to authorize Chair Brad Quigley to sign the countyICAP insurance renewal for fiscal year 2025. The motion was made by Supervisor Shawn Maine and seconded by Supervisor Chris Ball and was recorded as approved with board members voting "AYE" unless otherwise noted.
Resident Randy Foor asked what ICAP covers and how much the county pays annually. "What does ICAP cover and how much does the County pay to ICAP yearly?" the minutes record Foor asking. The board responded that ICAP "covers many aspects from Health to Building/Auto Insurance to Liability Insurance." The minutes do not specify an annual payment amount.
The renewal motion is recorded in the minutes as "Motion Maine, second Ball to approve the Chair to sign the ICAP insurance renewal for the FY25." No further discussion or financial breakdown for the premium or budget impact is included in the written record.
The board adjourned at 9:05 a.m.; the minutes do not list follow-up steps to provide additional ICAP cost details to the public.
