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Louisa Supervisors want General Assembly to pay for redistricting special election if held
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Louisa Supervisors want General Assembly to pay for redistricting special election if held
In November, four incumbents on the seven-member Board of Supervisors in Louisa County were re-elected, meaning there are no new faces this year. There are also no new officers on the Board this year as Mineral District Supervisor Duane Adams was re-elected as chair and Mountain Road District Supervisor Tommy Barlow is once again vice-chair. “I want to thank the board for re-electing me as Chairman,” Adams said. “It’s my honor to continue to ser…
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