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Local Boards, Commissions & Committees
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Board of Building & Fire Code Appeals
This is a five member board, appointed by the board of supervisors, who decide on the application of the state building code.
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Board of Supervisors
This is a five member board, elected by the residents of King George County with four district seats and one at-large seat. The board is the legislative governing body of the county.
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Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA)
This is a seven member board, appointed by the circuit court. The board is an appellate body for persons aggrieved of any zoning decision or determination made by county staff. The BZA also serves as the review agency with specific discretionary authority to approve or deny variance requests to specific code sections in the county’s local zoning ordinance.
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Community Policy & Management Team (CPMT)
This team is composed of staff and regional organization representatives who determine local policies using Children Services Act funds. The CPMT includes a representative from the following agencies—social services, public schools, Rappahannock Area Community Services Board, court services unit, county government, and Rappahannock Area Health District. The team also includes a family representative. The social services department carries out the actions taken by this team.
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Economic Development Authority (EDA)
This seven member authority, appointed by the board of supervisors, represent community businesses and are charged with promoting the county for commerce and trade.
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Electoral Board
This three-member board insures all elections are conducted fairly and impartially. Members are appointed by the chief judge of the circuit court. Members also appoint the general registrar.
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Family Assessment & Planning Team (FAPT)
This team assesses the strengths and needs of troubled youths and families who are approved for referral to the team and identify and determine the services required to meet those needs. Members are appointed by the Community Policy and Management Team. The FAPT includes a representative from the following agencies—social services, public schools, Rappahannock Area Community Services Board and court services unit. The team also includes a family representative.
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Landfill Advisory Committee
This five-member committee, appointed by the board of supervisors, acts as a liaison between citizens and the board of supervisors for matters related to the landfill and convenience centers and also advises the board on solid waste and recycling matters.
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L.E. Smoot Library Board of Trustees
This ten-member board, appointed by the board of supervisors, guide operations, maintenance and conduct of the library.
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Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC)
This committee is composed of staff, a board representative, and state and federal agency representatives who review the local emergency plan quarterly.
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Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee
This eight-member committee is composed of residents appointed by the board of supervisors who advise on parks and recreation matters.
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Planning Commission
This ten-member commission, appointed by the board of supervisors, reviews and makes recommendations to the board regarding code amendments, special use permits, rezonings, and the comprehensive and capital improvement plans. Additionally, the commission reviews and approves or disapproves preliminary subdivision plats.
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Ralph Bunche High School Advisory Committee
This committee is composed of board, community, staff, and resident representatives and is tasked with preserving and educating the community of the historical significance of the school that operated during segregation.
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Reassessment Advisory Committee
This six-member committee, composed of staff and residents appointed by the board of supervisors, advises the board on the 2025 general real estate reassessment.
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School Board
This is a five member board, elected by the residents of King George County with four district seats and one at-large seat. The board is the governing body of the public school system.
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Service Authority Board of Directors
This five-member board is appointed by the board of supervisors, representing areas served by the authority and decide on budget and structural matters regarding the authority. The service authority is a political subdivision and operates entirely independent from the county, except for support through county staff expertise.
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Social Services Administrative Board
This six-member board is appointed by the board of supervisors and advise the state supervised, locally administered social services department.
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Tourism Advisory Committee (TAC)
This seven-member committee is appointed by the board of supervisors and advises on the budget use of tourism dollars and activities.
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Towing Board
This five-member board is appointed by the board of supervisors and consists of resident, local law enforcement and tow company representatives, who advise on the fair use of county towing services to local companies.
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Wetlands Board
This six-member board is appointed by the board of supervisors to review activity that may encroach on wetlands.