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Sep 12, 2026
Oct 14, 2026
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Census ID
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171275
Employee FTE
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382
Population
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18,955
Procurement Hell Score
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52 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Lumberton
The City Council meeting addressed various administrative, financial, and community development matters. Key items included the acceptance of several police department grants, such as the Bulletproof Vest Partnership, COPS Hiring, Edward Byrne JAG, and the Governor's Highway Safety Program grants. The Council also acted on multiple property-related issues, including tax releases, the demolition of unsafe structures, property annexations, rezoning petitions, and the acceptance of a land donation. Financial designations of Community Revitalization Funds were approved for local initiatives, including a Christmas parade, school programs, a youth baseball association, and local church activities. Public hearings were conducted for a Community Development Block Grant application and a conditional use permit for a restaurant bar, both of which were approved by the Council.
The City Council conducted a regular meeting covering numerous operational and financial items. Key discussions included capital purchases for public works, such as a tractor, floating aerator, and a replacement truck for the Waste Water Treatment Plant, as well as a Hidrostal pump. The Council addressed infrastructure projects, including payment for engineering reviews of a floodgate project and various conditional rezonings and subdivision street acceptance. Significant administrative decisions involved authorizing city employee holiday schedules, surplus property declarations for computer and equipment sales, and the purchase of police vehicles. Additionally, the Council approved numerous community-focused financial designations, including support for toy drives, local high school band activities, veteran support, and various community assistance funds.
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The council discussed and approved several items, including zoning petitions for properties on Lackey Street and at the corner of Linkhaw and Deacons Roads, and a conditional use permit for a restaurant bar and grill on North Roberts Avenue. A lease agreement with Lumberton Rescue & EMS for a fire station was approved, alongside a resolution supporting the Atlantic Coast Pipeline. The council authorized a Nexgrid metering pilot project, approved tax releases, and designated funds for various community initiatives and parades. Public hearings were held to grant a commercial solid waste franchise to All Points Waste Services. Other approvals included a Residential Through the Fence agreement for the airport, a lease renewal with Mail Finance, construction contracts for a scoring tower at Northeast Park, the purchase of a new 101 ft. ladder truck, and a bid award for self-contained breathing apparatus equipment.
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