Management and Budget

 The Board of County Supervisors (BOCS) adopted the FY2023 Budget on April 26, 2022, and is available in its entirety or by sections below. This is the County's adopted budget beginning July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023.

 

Understanding the Budget

The following sections of the FY2023 Budget aids in understanding the budget development process and explains the County's various revenue sources and expenditure budget. It also informs the community of capital infrastructure improvements as well historical and statistical trends in the County.

• Introduction
• Budget Development Process
• Budget Summary
• Revenues
• Expenditures
• Compensation
• Agency Page Information
• Community Partners
• Capital Improvement Program
• Appendix

 

The Budget

The FY2023 Budget is funded at a real estate tax rate of $1.03 per $100 of assessed value. The average residential tax bill based on that tax rate is $4,839. The following infographic shows the services that the average tax bill funds by functional areas. Information about the budget is available in sections below. 

 

Community Development accounts for $254 and 5.25% of the average residential tax bill in FY23.

• Development Services
• Economic Development
• Library
• Parks, Recreation & Tourism
• Planning
• Public Works
• Transit Subsidy
• Transportation

 

General Government accounts for $308 and 6.37% of the average residential tax bill in FY23.

• Board of County Supervisors
• County Attorney
• Elections
• Executive Management
• Facilities & Fleet Management
• Finance
• Human Resources
• Human Rights
• Information Technology
• Management & Budget

 

Human Services accounts for $319 and 6.58% of the average residential tax bill in FY23.

• Area Agency on Aging
• Community Services
• Housing & Community Development
• Public Health
• Social Services
• Virginia Cooperative Extension

 

Public Safety accounts for $1,021 and 21.10% of the average residential tax bill in FY23.

• Adult Detention Center
• Circuit Court Clerk
• Circuit Court Judges
• Commonwealth's Attorney
• Criminal Justice Services
• Fire & Rescue
• General District Court
• Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court
• Juvenile Court Service Unit
• Magistrates
• Police
• Public Safety Communications
• Sheriff's Office

 

Schools accounted for $2,769 and 57.23% of the average residential tax bill in FY23. An additional $9 and 0.01% of the average residential tax bill in FY23 goes toward the Class Size Reduction Grant and 13th high school debt service.

 

Non-Departmental accounts for $26 and 0.54% of the average residential tax bill in FY23.

 

Debt Service accounts for $131 and 2.70% of the average residential tax bill in FY23.