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Warrenton board orders removal of unlicensed SUV, approves new water-billing vendor pending review
Summary
The board voted 4–1 to remove an unlicensed green SUV from the Truist parking lot after unsuccessful owner contact and approved an Output Services Group billing agreement (pending legal review) after the town’s previous billing vendor ceased operations.
Two new-business items drew votes at the May 12 Warrenton Board of Commissioners meeting. First, the board approved removal of a green, unlicensed SUV from the Truist parking lot after Chief David Elliott reported unsuccessful attempts to reach the owner. Commissioner Dian Sourelis moved approval; Commissioner Jason Young seconded; the motion passed 4–1 with Commissioner Aaron Ayscue casting the lone dissenting vote.
Second, Town Administrator Robert Davie told the board that the town’s current water-billing provider, PMSI, was no longer in business and invoices had not been sent for the billing cycle. Davie presented a proposed service agreement with Output Services Group (OSG) for water-department billing; he said extra time would be given to customers as needed. Commissioner Michael Coffman moved to approve the agreement pending legal review; Commissioner Aaron Ayscue seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
The minutes record the board’s votes and the staff explanations; they do not include additional details about next steps for owner notification, disposal or storage of the removed vehicle, nor the timeline for OSG to assume billing operations.
