Accomack County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The meeting encompassed several key administrative and operational items. The Board addressed the rescission of a previous resolution regarding the renaming of a NASA facility and approved an amendment to a Deed of Trust note to preserve affordable housing at Accomack Manor. Appointments were made to the Wetlands Board, Audit Committee, and Eastern Shore Broadband Authority. Public hearings were held regarding increased tire disposal fees and the conveyance of a pump station lot to the Hampton Roads Sanitation District. Other business included a presentation on the County's new website, discussions regarding tax policies on derelict buildings, an informational update on state code changes for local ASAP programs, and review of various VDOT reports and legislative priorities.
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Accomack County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board discussed various administrative and legislative matters, including consent agenda items focused on zoning amendments for home-based child care and subdivision ordinances. Old business addressed potential actions regarding the renaming of a NASA facility and the approval of a participation agreement and deed of trust amendment to maintain affordable housing. Public hearings were held concerning increases to tire disposal fees and the conveyance of land to the Hampton Roads Sanitation District. New business items included an overview of the new county website, property tax considerations for blighted buildings, and updates on the local ASAP program. Additionally, the Board reviewed administrative reports regarding state legislative priorities, early education representation, and approved amendments to the FY26 and FY27 budgets.
Apr 11, 2022·Board meeting
Accomack County Board of Supervisors Annual Fiscal Plan
The Annual Fiscal Plan includes information about the County's operations and financial plans. The Plan serves as a policy document, setting spending amounts and tax rates. It functions as a planning tool and meets the Code of Virginia's requirements for an annual budget. The Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Fiscal Plan is balanced and addresses the impact of COVID-19. The budget priorities include increasing FTE in select departments, maintaining investments in buildings and infrastructure, maintaining employee and customer safety, honoring contractual commitments, resuming material deposits to the "Rainy Day" Fund, and preparing for minimum wage increases.
Apr 5, 2017·Board meeting
Accomack County Board of Supervisors Annual Fiscal Plan
The Accomack County Board of Supervisors' annual fiscal plan for 2018 includes keeping property tax rates at or below their current levels, attracting and retaining a high-performing workforce, maintaining the County's investment in its infrastructure and preparing for future capital replacement, maintaining or improving customer service or safety, continuing to strengthen the "Rainy Day" fund to an acceptable level and honoring contractual commitments, agreements and mandates. The plan authorizes and provides funding for 316.75 full-time equivalents (FTE), a net increase of 2 FTE from the previous year. One of the 2018 budget priorities was to maintain or improve customer service or safety. Therefore, of the two new positons, one position will be in Sheriff Department for a School Resource Officer and the other position will be in the Information Technology Department as an Application Specialist.
