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Board discusses sanitary district rates and water capacity; no rate increase in FY2027 budget

Amelia County Board of Supervisors · April 14, 2026
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Summary

Supervisor Easter asked whether the FY2027 budget included a sanitary district rate increase; County Administrator Eric Pollitt said no rate increase was included and staff will research inflation-indexing options and comparable rates in neighboring localities.

During discussion after the budget presentation Supervisor H. Joseph Easter asked whether the proposed FY2027 budget contained a rate increase for the Sanitary District. County Administrator Eric S. Pollitt answered that the current proposed budget does not include a rate increase. "The current proposed budget does not include a proposed rate increase," Pollitt said.

Board members discussed the possibility of establishing consistent, inflation-indexed sanitary system rate adjustments to support long-term funding for water system maintenance and expansion. Staff agreed to research comparable rates in surrounding localities and continue coordination on water system capacity planning and school well repairs.