1.01 INVOCATION - Rev. Joseph Vu, Precious Blood Catholic Church 1.02 CALL TO ORDER 1.03 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 2.0 AGENDA 2.01 APROVAL OF AGENDA 2.02 CONSENT AGENDA a. Approval of July 7th AM and PM Minutes, and Special Called Meeting Minutes on July 14th. b. The Board will consider Acceptance and Appropriation of a grant from the Opioid Abatement Authority in the amount of $61,810.60 for FY27 c. The Board will consider Acceptance and Appropriation of a grant from the Opioid Abatement Authority in the amount of $250,685.01 for FY27 d. The Board of Supervisors will consider the attached revised resolution for the possible relief percentage reduction related to the personal property tax bills for FY26 (calendar year billing 2026) e. The Board will consider approval of a budget amendment for the Library in the amount of $4,318.56 for funds received from a BEAR E-Rate reimbursement f. The Board will consider approval of a budget amendment for the Library in the amount of $51,015 3.0 OLD BUSINESS a. Regional Jail Study Presentation b. The Board will consider Acceptance and Appropriation of a Community Project Funding grant from the Department of Health and Human Services (HRSA) in the amount of $324,494 for an Ambulance for the Little Fork VFD 4.0 GENERAL COUNTY BUSINESS NONE 5.0 NEW BUSINESS a. Authorization to Advertise a Public Hearing - Proposed Release and Extinguishment of Certain County-Held Historic Easements at Brandy Station (Deed Book 510, Page 771) b. Culpeper County Support for Proposed AE1-153 Point of Interconnection Amendment 6.0 COMMITTEE REPORTS PUBLIC WORKS BUIDLING AND GROUNDSThis Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. a. The Building & Ground Committee recommends awarding a contract to Chemung Contracting Corp. in the amount of $411,500 to rebuild the parking lot and entrances to Route 15 at the Carver Center and approving a Budget Transfer moving the remaining balance of $216,516 from the Carver Main Building Roof Replacement CIP Project (GL 302-94125-8213-030). b. The Building and Ground Committee forwards, without recommendation, a contract with Colossal Contractors, Inc. to complete repairs to the exterior of 118 W Davis Street and 151 N Main Street. c. The Board will discuss the prospect of acquiring a new industrial washer and dryer for the Culpeper County Animal Shelter RULES a. The Board will review livestreaming additional board and committee meetings PARKS AND RECREATION PUBLIC SAFTEY E-911This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. PERSONNEL a. The Board will discuss and consider county attorney's request to reclassify of one of the two open positions. 7.0 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REPORT 7.01 The Economic Development Director will give a Monthly Report 8.0 ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT 8.01 Clerk Report 9.0 CLOSED SESSION 9.01 Pursuant to Va. Code Ann., Sec. 2.2-3711(A)(1) and (4), the Board will discuss and consider an appointment to the Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission to fill a vacancy. 9.02 The Culpeper County Board of Supervisors will enter into a closed session meeting as permitted by the Virginia Freedom of Information Act for the purpose of discussing, considering, or interviewing prospective candidates for employment; specifically relating to the Culpeper County Administration Office, as authorized by § 2.2-3711(A)(1).

Join us as we commemorate an important chapter in Culpeper's history with the Historic Marker Unveiling Ceremony honoring the Ann Wingfield School. This historic marker celebrates the remarkable legacy of Ann Slaughter Wingfield, who opened Culpeper's first public school in her dining room in 1871. Her vision and dedication to providing education for every child helped lay the foundation for public education in our community. More than 150 years later, Mrs. Wingfield's commitment to learning, opportunity, and service continues to inspire educators, students, and our community. Watch the full ceremony as we honor her lasting impact and preserve her story for future generations.

Most Americans are familiar with key events from the American Revolution, such as the Boston Tea Party, the Declaration of Independence, and Benedict Arnold’s betrayal. However, there are many fascinating details, personalities, and misconceptions about them that can alter our perception of these events. Join us this month as local historian Blane Ampthor examines these aspects and helps enhance our view of events that were key to our country’s founding.

70th Anniversary Dinner and Awards Celebration has the presentation of three distinguished awards, including a special honor for Orange County historian Frank S. Walker, Jr.

Step back in time and discover the rich history of Culpeper, Virginia. In this episode, we explore the people, places, and events that helped shape Culpeper into the community it is today. Stories of local residents and historic landmarks, this series brings the past to life through engaging storytelling, archival photos, and expert insights. Whether you're a lifelong resident, a history enthusiast, or simply curious about Culpeper's unique heritage, this series offers a fascinating look at the people and events that left their mark on our town.