2026 SESSION
ENROLLED
HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 252
Commending Meg Bohmke.
Agreed to by the House of Delegates, March 9, 2026
WHEREAS, Meg Bohmke was elected to the Stafford County Board of Supervisors in 2013 and served the residents of the Falmouth District from 2014 through 2025; she also served one term on the Stafford County School Board; and
WHEREAS, Meg Bohmke was elected by her fellow board members to serve as vice chair of the Stafford County Board of Supervisors in 2017, and she served as chair in 2018, 2020, and 2024; and
WHEREAS, during her tenure, Meg Bohmke advanced transportation improvements in Stafford County, including by advocating for dedicated multi-use paths associated with the Chatham Bridge and Falmouth Bridge projects and improvements to crosswalk infrastructure in the Falmouth District; and
WHEREAS, Meg Bohmke supported smart growth initiatives, including downzoning measures to reduce residential density, and initiated discussions and regulatory revisions concerning data center development; and
WHEREAS, Meg Bohmke supported public safety and education initiatives, including the advancement of school construction and reconstruction projects and the establishment of the North Star Early Childhood Education Center, and welcomed the first combined career and volunteer crew at Fire and Rescue Station 1 in Falmouth; and
WHEREAS, Meg Bohmke partnered with community members and county staff to support recreational improvements in Stafford County, including the development of a skateboard facility at St. Clair Brooks Memorial Park and the opening of an inclusive playground at Chichester Park; she also supported the recognition of Olympic diver Mark Lenzi through the naming of the Curtis Memorial Park pool and the creation of a commemorative mural; and