Tag: BoCS
Del. Hugo Says Vote on North-South Corridor Delayed
The Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) decided to postpone its vote to approve the building of the North-South Corridor/Bi-County Parkway.
Virginia-Elected Officials Rally Richmond in Delaying the Bi-County Parkway
In respond to citizens’ concerns, U.S. Congressman Frank Wolf and Va. Del. Tim Hugo have taken their fight against the Bi-County Parkway to Richmond.
DORM Graduates Thank Supervisors for Funding Drug Rehab Program
Supervisors fund drug rehabilitation program for jail inmates and graduates of the program shared their stories.
Updated: Latest County Budget Proposal Offers Tax Break, More Money for Schools
In an unofficial vote at the April 16 Board of County Supervisors meeting, supervisors agreed to amend their revenue sharing agreement with the school division in order to offer a lower tax rate for residents.
Citizens Ask Supervisors to Increase Funding for Services, Programs
Citizens asked for money for Blue Bird senior busing, Lake Jackson Dam, economic development and mental health programs.
BOCS Looks Unwilling to Change Revenue Sharing Agreement
Board of County Supervisors members were not convinced altering their 56.5 percent revenue sharing agreement with the School District was the best means of providing additional funding at their April 2 work session.
Candland Proposes New 62/38 Revenue Sharing Agreement with Schools
Gainesville County Supervisor Pete Candland has requested the Board of County Supervisors explore expanding their revenue sharing agreement to increase funding for schools.
Adjusted PWCS Budget Cuts Funds to Schools, Central Office; Maintains Teachers Raises
Despite cuts in funding to schools and central office, Prince William County teachers will still receive raises in the adjusted school budget.
Chairman Johns and PWEA Pres. Livingston Respond to Advertised Tax Bill, Funding Cuts from Richmond
School Board Chairman Milt Johns and PWEA President Jim Livingston respond to current and possible budget cuts to Prince William County Schools.
BOCS Names Hudson as New Police Chief
The Board of County Supervisors announced Stephan M. Hudson as their new Prince William County Chief of Police during a special meeting on Tuesday. Hudson demonstrated a wealth of experience, during his 30 years with the force.
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