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Board approves routine resolutions, contracts and funding requests; votes listed

March 01, 2026 | Washington County, Virginia


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Board approves routine resolutions, contracts and funding requests; votes listed
The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved a package of routine business items, awarding contracts, committing contingency funds and making appointments in a series of largely unanimous votes.

Key actions (voice votes unless noted):

- Consent agenda: approved (6-0).

- Emergency Operations Plan (four-year data update): staff said the plan contains only data updates (census, facility bed counts); a typographical/geography error in the board packet was flagged and staff agreed to correct it. Resolution approved (6-0).

- Forestry/fire apparatus match: the board committed a local match (identified in the meeting as $2,429.21) to support a grant for apparatus and equipment; funds to come from contingency. Approved (6-0).

- Procurement/assessment contract: the board awarded the request-for-proposal to Pearson Appraisal Services for the general assessment and out-of-cycle assessments, contingent on required insurance certificates; board recorded savings in negotiations and approved the award (6-0).

- Automatic mutual aid agreement for fire departments: staff said departments practice automatic aid but lacked a formal agreement; the board approved the mutual-aid agreement (6-0).

- Town of Damascus pool support: a funding request listed in the packet as 13,345 (currency/notation in transcript unclear) was approved from contingency; finance staff noted contingency-balance impacts. Approved (6-0).

- Appointments: reappointments and board-designated representatives (Community Policy and Management, Park Authority seats) were approved by the board.

Why it matters: these actions implement routine administration, public-safety cooperation and small capital or service requests. Several items require follow-up by county staff on contract conditions, insurance certificates, and correcting packet drafting errors. The board also used contingency funds for small, one-time community requests.

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