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Votes and actions at a glance: approvals, appraisals and a closed session

Scott County Board of Supervisors · August 5, 2026
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Summary

Key actions: agenda approved with closed-session amendment; motion authorized to contact CDC; Medicaid/Medicaid-billing-related contract approved; Duffield fireworks permit approved; appraisals for two county properties authorized; closed session held for personnel and certified afterward.

The Scott County Board of Supervisors took several formal actions during its meeting:

- Agenda: The board amended the closed-session portion to include county attorney personnel and approved the amended agenda by voice vote. - CDC letter: The board authorized staff to send a letter to the Centers for Disease Control requesting review of local cancer data and the county’s current summary. - Contracts: The board approved a contract described by staff as primarily concerning Medicaid billing after a motion and voice vote. - Fireworks permit: The Duffield Days fireworks permit was approved after the board confirmed insurance and EDA sign-off. - Appraisals: The board voted to obtain an appraisal on the Thomas Village Community Center and separately to appraise the old health department building. - Appropriation: The litter control department's $1,000 Keep Virginia Beautiful grant was appropriated to the specified GL code. - Appointments: Several tourism and advisory board appointments were approved by acclamation or vote. - Closed session: The board entered closed session under Virginia Code §2.2-3711(A)(1) for personnel related to the county administrator and county attorney and later certified the closed meeting by roll-call vote.

Most actions were approved by voice vote or roll call as noted in the transcript. Staff were assigned follow-up tasks (letters, appraisals, vendor follow-up for the deed software) and asked to return to the board with the requested details.