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Board hears animal-shelter statistics, funding and bid schedule for new facility

Nottoway County Board of Supervisors · January 17, 2025
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Summary

County staff reported rising shelter intakes (2024: 508 animals) and said a $50,000 match has been met; the architect will issue bid documents with a target to advertise in the second week of February.

County Administrator Steve Bowen presented shelter statistics and a draft list of county responsibilities for the planned new animal shelter, explaining which items the county will fund and which the county hopes donors will support.

Bowen told the board that "in 2024, 508 animals has gone through the shelter," up from 288 in 2021, and that the county has met a $50,000 match required for the project. He said the architect will send final bid documents and staff hope to put the project out to bid the second week of February. Board members discussed donor involvement for kennels and equipment and emphasized the county must cover core infrastructure regardless of donations.

Provenance: Animal-control presentation and unfinished-business update (topicintro: SEG 550; topfinish: SEG 1620).