Supervisor· 2024-2027
Jessica L. Schneider
Chesterfield County
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 13
- Total speaking time
- 1:27:30
- Avg per meeting
- 6:44
- Segments
- 1705
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Top issues during term (20)
road construction
Zero cost to local taxpayers since the project is entirely covered by state funds.
sidewalk construction
The project is funded by community connectivity grants, so it won't hit your local property taxes directly.
park development
Local tax dollars are funding these park improvements to boost neighborhood amenities.
Fall Line Trail southern section
While exact local costs aren't detailed, regional infrastructure investments like this usually boost nearby property values and local tourism spending.
Data Center Development and Environmental Impact
Local taxpayers and the county are missing out on clarity regarding how much revenue these massive tech facilities will eventually kick into the public fund.
Comprehensive Plan Modernization (PlanMOD) Update
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school redistricting
Keeping Newmarket Village students at Midlothian High avoids any unexpected transport or facility costs that a neighborhood shift might have triggered.
police shooting
Potential costs could arise if the incident leads to internal investigations, legal challenges, or policy changes within the department.
Powhite Parkway Extension Project
Total estimated cost is $565 million, with $300 million currently secured through local, state, and federal sources.
Satellite Absentee Voting Location Expansion
Nominal administrative costs absorbed within existing registrar operating budgets.
park infrastructure upgrade
While a specific price tag wasn't dropped, major park upgrades usually mean taxpayer dollars at work, but they also pull in bigger tournaments and tourist cash.
environmental violations
Taxpayers could end up footing the bill if the county has to spend extra resources cleaning up or monitoring these violations.
public meetings
Staying informed on local zoning could help protect your property value by letting you spot major developments early.
Automated License Plate Readers Concern
Involves an annual subscription cost of $225,000 plus potential system upgrade and investigative staffing expenses.
economic development
It's a massive financial windfall for the county's tax base that will bring in millions in new revenue.
School Sales Tax Referendum
Generates an estimated $65 to $70 million annually, with approximately 25% to 30% paid by non-residents visiting the county.
police misconduct
Potential lawsuits and settlements related to officer misconduct could end up costing local taxpayers a pretty penny.
election guide
Zero direct cost to taxpayers, as this is standard informational outreach funded by the county.
road safety assessment
The study could lead to county spending on safety fixes, though no cost estimate has been announced.
FOIA compliance and county-owned phones
A county phone plan would cost money, but the speaker argued it costs less than the loss of public trust.
Decisions during term (427)
Recorded while Schneider was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of Minutes (September 23 and October 14 meetings)
Approval of Reports (Item 8)
Motion to Enter Closed Session
Consent Agenda Approval
Nunnally Village Rezoning and Adjustments (25SN1222)
Twin Rivers Master Plan & Density Modification (26SN2145)
Deferral of Comprehensive Plan Modernization (PlanMod) - 26PJ0006
Approval of the Planning Commission Minutes for:
Initiation of Midlothian Boutique Hotel Rezoning
Initiation of Code Amendment Relative to Cannabis Regulations (26PJ0009)
Adjournment
Approval of August 26, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Resolution Recognizing Firefighter Matthew F. Perkins Upon Retirement
Reports on District Improvement Funds, Fund Balance, Debt Ratios and Investments
Recess for Dinner
Resolution Recognizing Eagle Scout Chris Edwards
Resolution Recognizing Kimberly I. Pulley Upon Retirement
Appointments — Citizens' Budget Advisory Committee, GRTC Board, Committee on the Future
Consent Agenda (Items 15.B.1–15.B.11.e)
Amendment to County Code Chapter 9 — Data Center Tax Revenue Allocation
Voting record (276)
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