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West Point council approves routine resolutions, elects vice mayor and recommends a BZA alternate
Summary
At its Jan. 27 meeting the West Point Town Council approved a 2026 meeting-schedule resolution, adopted the consent agenda, re-elected Chris Vincent as vice mayor, and passed a resolution recommending Norman Pate as a BZA alternate; all motions passed by roll-call votes as recorded.
The West Point Town Council handled several organizational and procedural items at its Jan. 27 meeting, adopting a meeting schedule resolution for 2026, approving its consent agenda of monthly departmental reports and minutes, and re-electing Chris Vincent as vice mayor.
Samantha Bohannon moved to pass the 2026 meeting-schedule resolution, seconded by James Pruett; the council approved the resolution by roll-call vote with Bohannon, Johnny Nein, Pruett, John Ragsdale and Allen White voting "Aye."
John Ragsdale nominated Chris Vincent for vice mayor; the nomination was seconded by Johnny Nein. With no other nominations the council voted 5'0 to re-elect Chris Vincent.
The council adopted the consent agenda (minutes of Dec. 16, 2025 and monthly departmental reports) by motion of John Ragsdale, seconded by Johnny Nein; the motion passed on roll-call vote.
In Finance Committee business, Johnny Nein presented a resolution recommending that Judge Bondurant of the King William County Circuit Court appoint Norman Pate as an alternate member of the West Point Board of Zoning Appeals. Nein moved approval, seconded by Allen White; roll-call vote approved the resolution with White, Bohannon, Nein, Pruett and Ragsdale voting "Aye."
No citizens addressed the council during the public-comment periods, and several committees reported little or no business for January.
