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Page County board reviews proposed FY 2027 budget at March 23 work session

Page County Board of Supervisors · March 23, 2026
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Summary

At a March 23 Page County Board of Supervisors work session, Finance Director Tyler Olsen presented the proposed FY 2027 county budget; the transcript records the review but provides no budget totals or line-item changes. The meeting opened at 6:00 p.m. and adjourned at 9:03 p.m.

The Page County Board of Supervisors met for a budget work session on March 23, 2026, at the Page County Government Center in Luray. Chairman Clifton Thomas called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m., and Finance Director Tyler Olsen reviewed the proposed FY 2027 county budget with the board.

The transcript records that Olsen presented the proposed FY 2027 county budget but does not include numeric totals, proposed tax-rate changes, or specific line-item adjustments; those details were not specified in the minutes. The record lists members present (Clifton Thomas, Jeremy Baldwin, Allen Louderback, Ryan Cubbage, Susan Kile) and notes Jeff Vaughan absent. Staff present included County Administrator Amity Moler, Assistant County Administrator Regina Harner, and Finance Director Tyler Olsen.

No formal motions, votes, or final budget actions are recorded in the minutes for this session. The meeting is recorded as adjourning at 9:03 p.m.; the transcript attributes adjournment to "Chairman Weakley," but the roll-call portion of the minutes identifies Clifton Thomas as the chairman for this meeting, and reporting corrects the chair to Clifton Thomas accordingly. The board did not record a final decision on the FY 2027 budget in the posted minutes for this session.

A public record or subsequent meeting packet is needed for line-item figures, revenue estimates, and any proposed tax or appropriations changes; those details were not specified in the meeting minutes provided.