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Board approves contract and grant items, modifies maintenance agreement and meets in closed session on county administrator

Prince George County Board of Supervisors · November 25, 2025
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Summary

Supervisors approved several administrative items: an amendment to the L3Harris service agreement reducing annual maintenance by $36,695, appropriated half of a DCJS SRO grant to fund three school resource officers, authorized a cooling‑tower replacement contract, and held a closed session on the County Administrator's performance before certifying the meeting.

The board approved a slate of administrative items during the business portion of the meeting. A modification to the L3Harris master service agreement (Amendment No. 2) will remove an unused Exacom logging recorder from service and reduce annual maintenance costs by $36,695. The resolution and price revision were approved by roll call.

The board also appropriated half of a DCJS School Resource Officer grant (total award $300,000) to fund three SROs for half a fiscal year, agreed to add three police positions to the position control chart, and approved a related appropriation for vehicles, uniforms and equipment. Finance staff said the grant spans two fiscal years and the county will budget its required match accordingly.

Separately, the board approved a CIP budget transfer and awarded a contract to replace the Human Services Building cooling tower (~$116,980) to CII Services and authorized the county administrator to execute the contract. Later, members moved into a closed session under Virginia Code §2.2‑3711(A)(1) to discuss matters relating to the County Administrator; upon return the board certified that only permitted subjects were discussed.