Bedford County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The meeting featured a presentation of an award to a local youth for their achievements in a livestock show. Financial agenda items included the approval of fiscal year 2026 year-end budget adjustments involving transfers from contingency and supplemental appropriations, as well as the approval of routine reappropriations of funds from fiscal year 2026 to the fiscal year 2027 budget. The Board also adopted a resolution declaring its intent to reimburse itself for capital expenditures related to the construction of a new social services building and the expansion of the sheriff's office E911 center using proceeds of future debt issuance.
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The meeting included a public comment period and a consent agenda, which featured resolutions authorizing the submission, acceptance, and appropriation of a DCJS operation ceasefire grant and a Federal Emergency Management Agency public assistance reimbursement grant, both for the sheriff's office. A joint county and town proclamation recognized the 100th birthday and World War II service of Clarence E. Bill Benzel. An achievement award from the Virginia Association of Counties for the Canning for Cause program was presented. The board also considered a resolution approving a special use permit on behalf of Native Enterprises for a general office use.
