The plan addresses several types of risk found throughout the region. The planning commission will also vote to approve a plat for the Walnut Creek subdivision.
Montgomery County
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Montgomery County school needs, legislative priorities to be addressed
Supervisors will address amendments to the school budget due to carryover funds, next year’s General Assembly priorities and absentee voting locations.
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Montgomery school board to vote on stricter behavior policies, random police drug inspections, cellphone use and more Tuesday
The board is set to change rules that will further define student behavior and add a cellphone policy as well as set new guidelines and plans for medical emergencies.
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Agenda Montgomery County: Supervisors moving money as new fiscal year starts
Millions of dollars must be moved to appropriate money for specific future projects.
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Agenda Montgomery County: Supervisors will discuss additional funds for public safety
One possible project is a bunkhouse for the Elliston fire department.
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Agenda Montgomery County: Board appointments, church expansion
County staff recommends limiting uses of the rezoned property.
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Agenda Montgomery: County supervisors to discuss major housing development proposal
Fotheringay LLC, which owns the historic Fotheringay home and nearby property, is asking supervisors to amend the county’s comprehensive plan to allow development of as many as 473 homes near the Eastern Montgomery middle and high schools.
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Agenda Montgomery: Schools budget could increase $5.2 million
Raises for employees, increases for instruction and operations are all likely to be part of the new budget.
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Agenda Montgomery County: School board to vote Tuesday on retired officer plan
Most Montgomery schools have school resource officers who are active members of the county’s law enforcement agencies. The school board may also hire retired officers.
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Agenda Montgomery County: School board to consider hate speech policy, plan to hire retired police
A vote on a new hate speech policy comes seven months after the school board’s one Black member highlighted student reports that a racial slur was used frequently in the county’s schools.
