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What’s on the Agenda? Stafford Supervisors, School Board Meetings Set for Tuesday, February 25

Stafford County's Board of Supervisors and School Board will hold their respective meetings on Tuesday, February 25. Both meetings will be streamed live, with agendas available online. Board of Supervisors Meeting – 5 p.m. The Board of Supervisors will review the transportation biannual update, focusing on the Transportation Master Plan and various state and federal grant programs. Transportation Master Plan Overview
  • Phase 1 ($225 million):
    • Four projects under construction: Berea Church Road, Route 1 at Telegraph/Woodstock, Staffordboro Boulevard sidewalk, and Route 1 at Courthouse Road ($57 million total).
    • The Courthouse Road project has a $3.2 million shortfall. However, Berea Church Road and Telegraph Road projects are under budget, with surplus funds moving into contingency.
    • Eight projects in the engineering phase totaling $168 million.
  • Phase 2 ($600 million+):
    • Includes four projects in engineering and 12 roadway and 33 bike/pedestrian projects in planning.
    • Major areas of focus include Kings Highway, Chatham Heights, Mine Road, and Greenspring Drive.
  • Phase 3 ($1 billion+):
    • Proposed projects include a new north-south corridor west of I-95, running parallel to Route 1, and widening Courthouse, Mountain View, and Shelton Shop roads.
The 2040 Strategic Plan aims to reduce congestion, improve safety, and enhance accessibility throughout Stafford County. School Board Meeting – 5 p.m. Work Session | 7 p.m. General Meeting The 5 p.m. work session will focus on the proposed 2025-2026 school year budget. Samples of the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 Budget include:

State Funding: almost $292 million, an increase of $10.5 million from last year

Departmental Savings: $890,000 in savings from departmental budgets

New School Staffing: $914,000 to staff new schools being built in the county

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