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Board approves VDOT FY27–32 secondary six‑year plan, names priority rural‑rustic roads

Accomack County Board of Supervisors · April 15, 2026
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Summary

Accomack County supervisors approved the VDOT FY27–32 secondary six‑year plan after a presentation showing a modest funding increase and priorities including Hogneck Road, Seagull Lane and Frogstool; the board received timelines and funding estimates for those projects.

A county/agency presenter reviewed Accomack County’s VDOT secondary six‑year plan for fiscal years 2027–2032 and told supervisors the county’s projected funding over the next six years increased modestly in the presenter’s projection.

"Funding over the next six years is up," the presenter said, citing a projected increase (the presenter characterized it as up $55,968 and later summarized a six‑year grand total projection of $598,079). The presentation identified shelf projects (609 Redwood Road; 789 Main Street/Locustville Road) and rural‑rustic road candidates, naming Hogneck Road, Seagull Lane and Frogstool as priorities with estimated completion windows (for example, Hogneck Road targeted for November 2027).

Board members pressed on prioritization — asking about the status of Route 316 resurfacing and how Accomack’s ranking compares with other district needs — and the presenter said 316 was second on the district list and that crews would continue maintenance and patching in the near term while options for reconstruction were discussed.

After discussion the board moved, seconded and approved the attached VDOT FY27–32 secondary six‑year plan by voice vote.