Board of County Supervisors Meeting - Sep 17, 2024
meeting
Prince William County Board of Supervisors
3h 32m
5 speakers
5 agenda items
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What opening formalities and pledges are observed at the beginning of the meeting?
We are now in session. Um, let's begin with a moment of silence.
Thank you so very much. If you are able, please rise for the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance.
And to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. All right, thank you so very much. We are now on to agenda item three, and that's the commendations and proclamations portion of our agenda. Um and I'd also like to note um for item three B we have a substitution. Maria Burgos will not be here. I believe it's Ms. Stelonghi. And I was gonna ask my colleague, Supervisor Yesley Vega, to come down, seeing as she is the first Hispanic American. elected to the boarding county supervisors. Um and so with that can I get a motion.
So move second.
Any discussion? If not, let's go ahead and vote.
Vote unanimous, Supervisor Bailey absent from meeting and all subsequent votes.
I would also like to note that supervisor is absent um due to COVID. Um and she expressed her regrets for not being able to make the meeting today. So I'm gonna go now for three A. I would like to have Supervisor Franklin Joyman join me for three B. Supervisor Vega will join me for that one.
If we can have Miss Eagles and any other members of the community who w wish to join her. And you can do you wanna read the right. Written up, we read this. We don't read the Probably they send it to you. Um I'm just gonna give some information about that. These are my marks. Okay. If you can come over on the scan on this side, sir.
Margaret. Thank you for being here. Of course,
of course, don't forget. Yes, please. Yes. Good afternoon. Just wanna uh recognize uh my service authority appointee, uh Miss Joyce Eagles, who many of you know um was a long serving member of the community, long serving member of the Woodbridge district who recently passed away. Um but her contributions to Woodbridge uh and really Princeton County at large um should should definitely go noted. So I'll just read um a little bit and then just want to recognize uh her her family, her husband and her son, and certainly want to give you an opportunity uh to say your few words. One of my distinct pleasures since being elected Woodbridge district supervisor has been getting to know Joyce Eagles. She was such a delightful person with a kind and caring demeanor.
She also had a very sharp mind and a keen intellect. Her willingness to serve her community was evident in all that she did. Joyce Eagles graduated from the University of Massachusetts with a BA in zoology. She worked at the Beltrown State School helping mentally handicapped children for six years before moving on to other pursuits in Iowa as Doug completed his PhD in postdoctoral work. Joyce and Doug Eagles moved to Manassas, Virginia in 1974. Their family moved and ultimately settled in Woodbridge, where they have lived for over forty years. Most of Joyce's work has been as a volunteer, showing her passion for education, nature, history, conservation, and preservation. And I had the privilege to reappoint her to the board of directors of the Prince William Service Authority two years ago.
During her more than thirty years of service on the board, she held the positions of secretary, treasurer, Vice Chair and Chair. She made history by being the first woman appointed to the board and being the longest serving member of the Service Authority Board. The service authority is but one of many organizations where she made her mark in Prince William County. Her involvement with the American Asociation of University Women. The P W C Library Foundation, the PWC Library Board, and the Virginia Cooperative Extension are but a few of the many ways she she contributed to the well being of our community. Joyce's legacy of service will forever in Prince William County will be forever in Prince William County through every person she has met and the important progress she has made for this county.
Joyce Eagles leaves a legacy that will inspire others, and for that we will always be grateful. And now I like to recognize Mr.
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Agenda
5 items
1
What opening formalities and pledges are observed at the beginning of the meeting?
28:43–34:26
2
How is Joyce Eagles honored and what legacy does the board highlight for her?
34:26–47:50
3
What are the key proclamations and community initiatives (Hispanic Heritage Month, Car‑Free Day, Fire Prevention Week) discussed in this portion?
47:50–57:05
4
How does the board address technology, AI data collection, permitting reforms, and public‑comment concerns?
57:05–1:59:58
5
What closed‑session items are being moved and voted on?
1:59:58–3:32:19
Speakers
5 identified
Deshundra Jefferson 40 min
Tom Gordy 19 min
Andrea O. Bailey 11 min
Yesli Vega 7 min
Victor S. Angry 6 min
Officials recognised by voice; public commenters shown as “Speaker N” unless they state their name.
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