Louisa County supervisors discuss expanding three-member board to five
At the July 9 meeting the Louisa County Board of Supervisors heard a proposal to increase the board from three to five members; Supervisor Shawn Maine said the change would help 'spread around' meeting duties while residents raised concerns about added cost. Staff will review warding and report back.
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The Louisa County Board of Supervisors discussed a proposal to expand the county's three-member board to five members during its July 9 meeting. Adam Parsons introduced the process for adding two supervisors; Supervisor Shawn Maine said he favored the idea to 'spread around' meeting attendance so responsibilities do not fall on the same members.
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