The Prince George County Board of Supervisors elected Floyd Brown as chair and Ms. Womack as vice chair, adopted the board's 2025 bylaws and meeting schedule, and approved a slate of one-year appointments to regional and local committees during the board's organizational meeting.

The actions set board leadership for 2025 and designated the county's representatives to several regional bodies, including the Crater Planning District Commission and the Metropolitan Planning Commission.

Floyd Brown was nominated and received unanimous support from the board; the roll call showeda unanimous vote in favor of Brown for chair. After the vote Brown, identified in the meeting as the board's newly elected chair, thanked colleagues and said, "I would also like to say thank you to all of my fellow board members, for electing me as your chair for the year of 2025. There's a lot of things we're gonna have to work on, a lot of things we're gonna need to discuss this year, and we will work our way through them together." Ms. Womack, elected vice chair, told the board, "I would like to thank everyone who voted for me and I will do my best to fill the position. And I hope you will cooperate and we can have a good year because we've got many months to go together." Both quotes are from the meeting record.

On bylaws and rules of procedure, the board adopted the 2025 Board of Supervisors bylaws and rules of procedure as provided in the board documents. The roll call recorded Webb: Yes; Womack: Yes; Pugh: No; Cox: No; Brown: Yes. The motion carried.

The board then adopted the 2025 meeting schedule as published in the board documents; the schedule was described in the meeting as carrying the board through January 2026. The roll call on the meeting schedule recorded all members voting Yes.

The board approved the following one-year appointments as documented in the meeting record:
- Crater Planning District Commission: Ms. Womack was nominated and approved (four Yes votes, one abstention by Womack at roll call). The board record noted that the commission includes multiple counties plus the cities of Petersburg and Hopewell.
- Metropolitan Planning Commission: Mr. Webb was nominated and approved (four Yes, one abstention by Webb).
- Virginia Gateway Region representative: Mr. Brown was appointed (unanimous Yes recorded).
- Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC): Mr. Brown agreed to continue if needed; the board approved his continuation (four Yes, one abstain by Brown). During discussion the board noted the LEPC generally meets every other month around 9 a.m.
- Community Policy and Management Team (CPMT): Mr. Pugh was reappointed as the board's representative (four Yes, one abstain by Pugh).

Votes at a glance: the meeting record includes roll-call tallies for each formal motion (election of chair and vice chair, adoption of bylaws, adoption of the 2025 meeting schedule, the listed appointments, and adjournment). Specific recorded tallies are included in the meeting's official minutes; the meeting transcript shows the bylaws vote passed 3-2 (two members recorded No), the meeting schedule passed unanimously, multiple appointments passed with recorded abstentions in some cases, and the meeting adjourned by unanimous vote.

The board set its next regular meeting for Jan. 14 at 6 p.m., as stated on the agenda and read aloud during the meeting.