Alan Serpis, founder of a local home‑care agency and Alzheimer's Association board member, told a community audience that modest paid home‑care hours can ease caregiver burden, that Medicare generally doesn't cover routine home care, and that families should plan and vet providers carefully.

Board discussed hiring Gallagher Benefit Services to study a voluntary alternative health plan for classified non‑teaching employees (up to $50,000 at $400/hr). Supporters said the study could reveal up to $12 million in savings; critics urged more stakeholder engagement with the Educators Health Alliance before spending consultant funds.

Commissioners evaluate funding needs and health care impacts as hurricane season approaches.

Trustees approved a one‑year insurance brokerage contract, voted to notify TRS of intent to discontinue district participation (with a Sept. 1, 2026 effective target), approved a budget transfer, adopted administrator incentives funded from TIA administrative set‑aside, and passed several routine personnel and plan approvals.

TRS outlines health insurance premiums for members and dependents for the upcoming year.

Commissioners address employee healthcare options and legal matters during executive session discussions.

Commission considers changing zoning to R2 for new residential development in Loudoun County