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Board approves $15,200 supplement after training academy costs rise
Summary
Supervisors approved a $15,200 appropriation from fund balance to cover a higher bill from the Hampton Roads Criminal Justice Training Academy; staff said the total bill for required certifications was $31,200.
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County staff asked the board to approve a budget supplement after the training academy increased its per‑trainee cost; the total this year for required certification rose to $31,200 and the county requested $15,200 from fund balance to cover the shortfall. "The real number the real number is 31,200," staff said during the presentation.
Supervisors voted to appropriate the requested $15,200; staff explained the academy charge is based on $800 per employee for recertification, with projected yearly increases to $825 per person in future years.
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