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Supervisor Dotson opposes funding proposed fire training facility this year

Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors · March 3, 2026
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Summary

Supervisor Dotson said he toured current fire training facilities and does not support the proposed new fire training building in FY2027, citing school renovation priorities and limited county resources.

Supervisor Dotson told the Board he toured the county's existing fire training facilities and, after seeing the presentation on the proposed building project, said he did not wish to support it in the upcoming fiscal year. He framed the decision in the context of competing priorities, particularly expansive school capital requests.

County Administrator Evan Vass reported informal reassessment hearings had concluded and that updated assessment information would be available soon. The Board did not take formal action on the fire training project during the work session and reserved the issue for later budget deliberations.