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Board of Supervisors Tracker

Chesterfield County is governed by a five-member Board of Supervisors — one elected from each magisterial district (Bermuda, Clover Hill, Dale, Matoaca and Midlothian). The Board sets the county budget, enacts ordinances, decides rezonings, and appoints the county administrator. The current four-year term began Jan. 1, 2024 after the November 2023 election. This page profiles all five members — their backgrounds, tenure, election history, committee roles and public campaign-finance records — and tracks our coverage, upcoming meetings and the county's own meeting video.

The Dale District seat is currently held by an interim appointee following the October 2025 death of Supervisor Jim Holland; a special election is scheduled for November 2026.

The five supervisors

One card per magisterial district. Bios, tenure and committee roles are from each member's official county page and Ballotpedia; campaign-donor figures are public record via the Virginia Public Access Project (VPAP). Figures are current as of June 8, 2026; always confirm against the linked sources.

Portrait of Jim A. Ingle
Bermuda District

Jim A. Ingle

Republican

Background

A local businessman, community volunteer and longtime Bermuda District resident who spent much of his youth in Woodbridge. He earned an associate degree in business from Richard Bland College and a bachelor's in economics from the College of William & Mary, and worked as a senior project manager at construction firm RJ Smith. He spent roughly two decades volunteering as a missionary at the Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Center and served as a Cub Scout Cubmaster and Boy Scout troop committee member.

Tenure

First elected in 2019; re-elected in November 2023 to a second four-year term that began Jan. 1, 2024. Served as Board Vice-Chair in 2023 and as Chair in 2025.

Election history

In the Nov. 7, 2023 general election he defeated Democrat Lindsey Dougherty, winning by fewer than 1,000 votes.

Committees & regional bodies

  • County Audit and Finance Committee
  • Capital Region Workforce Partnership (Chief Local Elected Officials Consortium)
  • Crater Planning District Commission
  • GRTC Transit System Board of Directors
  • PlanRVA
  • Richmond Region Tourism Board
  • Social Services Board
  • Henricus Foundation Board

Campaign finance public record

Raised$121,126.54
Spent$89,020.68
2023 election cycle (cumulative) · as of the Oct. 2023 pre-election report
Friends of Jim Ingle (CC-19-00297)
Va. Dept. of Elections — Friends of Jim Ingle, Schedule H ↗

Cycle totals and donors below are from the committee's official Schedule A/H filings with the Virginia Department of Elections (committee: Friends of Jim Ingle, CC-19-00297). Donors are the largest itemized contributions on the Sept. and Oct. 2023 pre-election reports.

Top donors
  • Chesterfield Professional Firefighters Assn.$2,500
  • Realtor PAC (RPAC)$2,250
  • Chesterfield Small Business PAC$1,500
  • Dennis Harrup$1,041
  • Chesterfield County Republican Committee$1,000
  • Francis G. Sloan III$750
  • Brenda White$200

Largest itemized 2023 donors span the local firefighters' association, the Realtor PAC, a small-business PAC and the county Republican committee, plus individual contributors.

View full donor record on VPAP ↗
Portrait of Jessica L. Schneider
Clover Hill District

Jessica L. Schneider

Democrat

Background

A community advocate raised in rural Wisconsin, Schneider spent the first decade of her career in the restaurant industry before earning a degree in interior design and working in freelance staging and design for commercial and residential clients. She served seven years with her homeowners association — on the architectural committee, as a board director and four years as board president — and sits on the Manchester YMCA board.

Tenure

Elected in November 2023 and sworn into office Dec. 21, 2023; currently serving her first four-year term.

Election history

Won the open Clover Hill seat in the Nov. 7, 2023 general election. Itemized vote totals are available via VPAP and the Virginia Department of Elections (linked in Sources).

Committees & regional bodies

  • Capital Region Airport Commission
  • Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc. Board of Directors
  • Henricus Foundation Board
  • Joint Subcommittee to Study the Consolidation and Scheduling of General Elections
  • Manchester YMCA Board of Directors
  • Maymont Foundation Board of Directors
  • PlanRVA
  • Richmond Metropolitan Transportation Authority
  • Richmond Regional Transportation Planning Organization

Campaign finance public record

Raised$26,313.18
Spent$23,804.02
2023 election cycle (cumulative) · as of the final 2023 cycle reports
Friends of Jessica L Schneider (CC-22-00741)
Va. Dept. of Elections — Friends of Jessica L Schneider, Schedule H ↗

Cycle totals and donors below are from the committee's official Schedule A/H filings with the Virginia Department of Elections (committee: Friends of Jessica L Schneider, CC-22-00741). Donors are the largest itemized contributions across the 2023 reports.

Top donors
  • Micheal Jones for Delegate (PAC)$1,000
  • Stuart Broth$700
  • Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund$500
  • Elaine Fishman$250
  • Susan Greene$250
  • CEA Fund for Children & Public Education (PAC)$250
  • Glen Besa$250
  • Mickael Broth$250
  • Lance Goetz$250
  • Cole Kawugule$200

Schneider's largest itemized donors are mostly small individual contributions, alongside a Democratic delegate's PAC, an education PAC and Everytown for Gun Safety's action fund.

View full donor record on VPAP ↗
Portrait of LeQuan M. Hylton, Ph.D.
Dale District

LeQuan M. Hylton, Ph.D.

Not publicly statedInterim · appointed 2025

Background

A licensed Realtor and builder, and a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve who is a combat veteran of Afghanistan with command experience in logistics, engineering, construction and acquisition. He holds a B.S. in business management from Virginia State University, an MBA from Averett University and a Ph.D. in public policy and administration from VCU, plus certificates from UVA's Sorensen Institute and Harvard Business School. He served on the Chesterfield Planning Commission (2019–2025), co-chaired the county's Affordable Housing Working Group, and is active with the Southside Virginia Association of Realtors and Saint Paul's Baptist Church.

Tenure

Appointed interim Dale District supervisor by the Board on Nov. 12, 2025 and sworn in the same day, succeeding the late James M. "Jim" Holland (who died Oct. 14, 2025 after 17+ years of service). Holland asked his colleagues to select Hylton on an interim basis.

Election history

Not elected — appointed to fill a vacancy. A special election in November 2026 will determine who serves the remainder of Holland's term.

Committees & regional bodies

  • Capital Region Airport Commission
  • Richmond Regional Transportation Planning Organization
  • PlanRVA

Campaign finance public record

RaisedNot available
SpentNot available
appointed interim — no supervisor campaign committee
VPAP — Chesterfield County elections ↗

As an appointed interim supervisor, Hylton had no Chesterfield Board of Supervisors campaign committee on file with the Virginia Department of Elections at build time, so no raised/spent or donor figures exist yet. Any campaign finance tied to the Nov. 2026 special election will appear on the VPAP and Department of Elections links below.

View full donor record on VPAP ↗
Portrait of Kevin P. Carroll
Matoaca District

Kevin P. Carroll

RepublicanVice-Chair · 2026

Background

A retired law-enforcement officer who joined the Chesterfield County Police Department in 1986, was promoted to sergeant in 1999 and retired in October 2018 after 32 years of service. Before policing he was a volunteer firefighter in Rhode Island.

Tenure

First elected in 2019; re-elected in November 2023 to a second four-year term that began Jan. 1, 2024. Served as Board Vice-Chair in 2020, Chair in 2023, and was elected Vice-Chair again for 2026.

Election history

In the Nov. 7, 2023 general election he won re-election with 61.87% of the vote, defeating independent W.A. "Chip" Carbiener (36.76%).

Committees & regional bodies

  • Capital Region Airport Commission
  • County Audit and Finance Committee
  • Central Virginia Transportation Authority
  • Chesterfield Police Athletic League
  • Crater Planning District Commission
  • Eppington Foundation Board
  • PlanRVA
  • Richmond Regional Transportation Planning Organization
  • State Executive Council for Children's Services
  • Tri-Cities Area Metropolitan Planning Organization

Campaign finance public record

Raised$122,489.06
Spent$98,475.35
2023 election cycle (cumulative) · as of the Oct. 2023 pre-election report
Friends of Kevin Carroll (CC-19-00056)
Va. Dept. of Elections — Friends of Kevin Carroll, Schedule H ↗

Raised/spent are the 2023 election-cycle totals from the committee's official Schedule H filing with the Virginia Department of Elections (Friends of Kevin Carroll, CC-19-00056). The donor table aggregates top contributors across the 2019–2024 reporting cycles, as published by VPAP (public record). Retrieved 2026-06-09.

Top donors
  • Republican Party of Virginia$22,535
  • Camp, Scott W$13,099
  • Outlook at Saddle Ridge$7,500
  • Chesterfield County Small Business PAC$5,000
  • Emerson Builders$4,400
  • American Performance LLC$4,000
  • John Radcliffe$4,000
  • Firefighters – Chesterfield$3,720
  • Home Builders Assn of Va – Richmond$3,000
  • Richmond Assn of Realtors$2,750

Notable donor sectors include the Republican Party of Virginia, real-estate and home-building interests (Outlook at Saddle Ridge, Emerson Builders, Home Builders Assn of Va, Richmond Assn of Realtors), a small-business PAC, and the local firefighters' association.

View full donor record on VPAP ↗
Portrait of Mark S. Miller, Ph.D.
Midlothian District

Mark S. Miller, Ph.D.

DemocratChair · 2026

Background

A licensed professional counselor (LPC) and certified substance abuse counselor (CSAC) who has lived in Midlothian for more than 27 years. He spent 13 years with Chesterfield Mental Health, rising from senior clinician to services supervisor, and has worked the past nine years as a professional counselor at Brightpoint Community College (formerly J. Sargeant Reynolds/JTCC). He holds a B.A. in secondary English education from the University of Pittsburgh, an M.S. in psychology from Shippensburg University and a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies.

Tenure

First elected in a November 2022 special election (sworn in Nov. 16, 2022); re-elected in November 2023 to a full four-year term that began Jan. 1, 2024. Elected Board Chair for 2026.

Election history

Won the Midlothian seat in the Nov. 7, 2023 general election, with Republican Jim Williams as his opponent. Itemized vote totals are available via VPAP and the Virginia Department of Elections.

Committees & regional bodies

  • Capital Region Airport Commission
  • Central Virginia Transportation Authority
  • Crater Planning District Commission
  • PlanRVA
  • Richmond Region Tourism Board
  • Richmond Regional Transportation Planning Organization
  • Sports Backers Board of Directors
  • Virginia Association of Counties (VACo) Board of Directors

Campaign finance public record

Raised$92,114.88
Spent$49,899.57
2023 election cycle (cumulative) · as of the Oct. 2023 pre-election report
Friends of Mark Miller (CC-22-00547)
Va. Dept. of Elections — Friends of Mark Miller, Schedule H ↗

Cycle totals and donors below are from the committee's official Schedule A/H filings with the Virginia Department of Elections (committee: Friends of Mark Miller, CC-22-00547). Donors are the largest itemized contributions across the 2023 reports.

Top donors
  • Mike Jones$10,000
  • Robert Jones$5,500
  • Chesterfield Professional Firefighters$2,500
  • Jenefer Hughes$2,020
  • Chesterfield Small Business PAC$1,500
  • Vernon Taylor$1,250
  • Glen Besa$1,010
  • Frances Broaddus-Crutchfield$750
  • Elaine Fishman$750
  • Robert Miller$700

Miller's largest 2023 donors are led by individual contributors Mike Jones ($10,000) and Robert Jones, with the local firefighters' association and a small-business PAC also among the top givers.

View full donor record on VPAP ↗

Official sources

Campaign finance by district (VPAP)

The Virginia Public Access Project tracks every Chesterfield supervisor's donors and spending. These are public records.

Upcoming meetings & dates

Pulled from key dates in our coverage — always confirm against the official agenda before attending.

Watch the meetings

County video from Chesterfield's official channels.

Recent coverage

Our published Board of Supervisors & government stories. Each links into the homepage story.

Growth & DevelopmentFalling Creek Police Station Project Advances

Chesterfield County is advancing construction of its first permanent police precinct, a new Falling Creek station at 7300 Midlothian Turnpike, expected to open in early 2027 as part of a $39.1 million, four-station network funded by voter approval.

Growth & DevelopmentCounty Honors Volunteers, Celebrates Student Athlete, Advances Police Infrastructure

Chesterfield County celebrated three major community milestones in early June: three residents joined the Senior Volunteer Hall of Fame, a high school pitcher won her second consecutive state player-of-the-year award, and the first of four new police precincts reached a construction milestone.

Growth & DevelopmentChesterfield Planning Commission Meets June 16

The Chesterfield Planning Commission will meet on June 16, with residents able to attend in person or submit comments online.

PoliceEnergy Medicine Experts Lead Therapy at County Jail's HARP Program

Energy medicine pioneers Donna Eden and Dr. David Feinstein led a therapy session at Chesterfield County Jail's HARP addiction program, teaching inmates energy-manipulation techniques as part of the jail's comprehensive recovery approach.

GovernmentThree Chesterfield Residents Honored in Volunteer Hall of Fame

Three Chesterfield County residents—John Hilliard Jr., David Lipp, and Edith Lumpkin—were inducted into the 44th-annual Senior Volunteer Hall of Fame on June 8, 2026, bringing total Hall of Fame membership to 99 honorees.

CommunityChesterfield planning $48M expansion of River City Sportsplex

Chesterfield County completed a $48 million expansion of River City Sportsplex that added four turf fields, a destination playground with splash pad, and a nature-themed park opening to the public on June 11, 2026.

Growth & DevelopmentUpcoming Planning Community Meetings

Chesterfield County is hosting six development proposal community meetings in June 2026, where applicants will present rezoning and modification requests to nearby residents ahead of formal Planning Commission hearings.

SchoolsSchool Board Honors Outstanding Bus Drivers

Chesterfield County Schools recognized bus drivers for outstanding performance at the June 2026 school board meeting.

Local BusinessChesterfield County Strengthens Cybersecurity Infrastructure

Chesterfield County dedicates $1.68 million in annual service increases and $4.95 million in capital programs to strengthen cybersecurity infrastructure, citing emerging threats from artificial intelligence and quantum computing.

SchoolsChesterfield Establishes Local Animal Cruelty Registry

Chesterfield County adopted an ordinance on May 27, 2026, creating a publicly accessible registry of people convicted of felony animal cruelty since 2009, launching within weeks.

SchoolsSchool Board Meeting Materials Now Available Online

Chesterfield County Public Schools now makes School Board meeting materials, indexed videos, and comprehensive information available online through a centralized portal for public access.

GovernmentChesterfield Discusses Cannabis Safety Amid Evolving Drug Landscape

Chesterfield County's Prevention Services is educating residents about modern cannabis safety, highlighting how today's products are far more potent and varied than past decades, posing particular risks to children and adolescents.

PoliceExplosives Found in Shooting Suspect's Home

Explosive ordnance discovered in home of shooting suspect who injured two Chesterfield Police officers and killed a police K-9.

GovernmentChesterfield County Eyes Budget, New Administrator

Chesterfield County is finalizing its $1.04 billion general fund budget while recruiting a new county administrator to replace Dr. Joseph P. Casey, who retires July 1 after a decade leading the 10,000-person government.

Growth & DevelopmentPowhite Parkway Tolls Coming to an End

Virginia's Powhite Parkway will become toll-free in December 2026 after 38 years of tolling, once construction bonds are fully repaid.

GovernmentSpecial Elections Held Jan. 6 in Parts of Chesterfield

Democrats Mike Jones and Charlie Schmidt won special elections on January 6 to fill state Senate District 15 and House District 77 seats, maintaining Democratic control of these Richmond-area districts.

Growth & DevelopmentGoogle Advances Chesterfield Data Center Despite Resident Concerns

Google advances plans for a 307-acre data center campus in Chesterfield County despite resident and researcher concerns about water usage, environmental impacts, and inadequate disclosure of project details.

GovernmentLongtime Administrator Joe Casey Announces Retirement

Dr. Joseph P. Casey, Chesterfield County administrator for a decade, announced his retirement effective July 1, 2026, prompting a leadership search by the Board of Supervisors.

GovernmentChesterfield County names interim supervisor to replace Holland

Chesterfield County appointed Dr. LeQuan M. Hylton as interim Dale District supervisor following the October death of longtime Supervisor Jim Holland, with a special election set for November 2026 to fill the position permanently.

SchoolsAudit flags $31,000 in unapproved school fundraisers

An October 2025 county audit uncovered $31,000 in fundraiser revenue raised through unapproved channels by Chesterfield Schools staff, with most fundraisers lacking principal approval and proper financial tracking.