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Board approves $211,391 in supplemental appropriations including tourism projects and volunteer fire disbursements
Summary
The Board approved $211,391 in supplemental appropriations on April 20 for a housing feasibility study, pump track funding, SwimFest and fire department events, accelerated volunteer fire disbursements, a K‑9 donation allocation, and animal shelter repairs.
The Board approved a package of supplemental appropriations totaling $211,391. Notable items included $40,000 from Virginia Housing’s Community Improvement Grant for a housing feasibility study; $66,000 of restricted Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) to Shenandoah for a pump‑track project at Big Gem Park; $8,500 and $2,000 in restricted TOT for Luray SwimFest and the Luray Volunteer Fire Department’s anniversary events; accelerated disbursement of Department of Fire Programs funds ($75,280 from General Fund balance and $16,076 in state funds) to volunteer fire agencies; $2,500 in Sheriff’s Office K‑9 donations; and $1,035 for animal shelter fence repairs with partner contributions covering the remainder.
Supervisor Ryan Cubbage moved approval of the revenue and expenditure appropriations and Supervisor Jeremy Baldwin seconded; the motion passed 6‑0. The Board’s action included direction that certain funds be disbursed in the fiscal year they were received rather than carried to the following year.
