Clinta Blount

The Washington County Board of Commissioners meeting includes a range of topics. The agenda encompasses a consent agenda with items such as meeting minutes, tax refunds, resolutions regarding marine fisheries and revaluation cycles. The board will address public comments, hear from Veteran Roof Heros, and receive a departmental update from Cooperative Extension. Discussions will also cover the NC Department of Insurance, renaming Roper Union Middle School, directing opioid settlement funds, and appointments to boards and committees. Additionally, the Finance Officer will present a report, and the board will discuss other items including the budget calendar and enter a closed session.

The Washington County Board of Commissioners convened for a meeting covering a range of topics. The agenda included a consent agenda with items such as the reappointment of the Tax Assessor/Collector and a proclamation for Child Support Awareness Month. The board addressed a Keystone update, the Tax Collector's Annual Settlement Report, and updates from the Senior Center, including a potential relocation. Additionally, there were updates on the A New Direction Local Reentry Council (ANDLRC), opioid spending, and a presentation on economic development incentives. The board also discussed elevator bids and the Finance Officer's report, including budget amendments and transfers. Other items included community conversations, the NCDOT State Transportation Improvement Plan, and a request for closing offices for employee appreciation events. A closed session was scheduled to discuss attorney-client privilege and personnel matters.

The Washington County Board of Commissioners convened to discuss various topics, including a Keystone software update, a departmental update from the Pettigrew Regional Library, and a quasi-judicial hearing on a variance application. They also discussed the authorization of the sale of real property, designation of voting delegates for conferences, appointments to boards and committees, finance officer's report, middle school site update, Pea Ridge expansion project, used ambulance purchase update, and a change order for the airport obstruction removal project. Additionally, they addressed water policies regarding leaks and discussed new county credit card rules and procurements.

The Washington County Board of Commissioners convened for a regular meeting where they discussed several key items. These included a Keystone Software update, a request for a tax discount for a citizen, and the recognition of the Employee of the Quarter. The board also received a departmental update from the Grants and Procurement Manager and held a quasi-judicial hearing on a special use application permit for a cell tower. Additionally, they reviewed and approved the Washington County FY26 Budget Ordinance, received a broadband update, and discussed board and committee appointments. Other items included a capital project update, a review of the ABC FY25 Budget Amendment and FY26 Proposed Budget, and modifications to the Animal Control Ordinance. Finally, they approved a resolution authorizing an upset bid process for the sale of timber located on county airport property.

The Washington County Board of Commissioners convened for a regular meeting, addressing various key items. The agenda included discussions and decisions on tax refunds, an audit response letter, an economic and strategic development position, and the county's continued participation as a single county team in the CFPT. The board also reviewed and approved a revised RAP LEPC EOP. The Employee of the Year was announced. Updates were provided on the Senior Center and the PK12 project. A public hearing was held for the Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance, which was subsequently approved. The board also discussed the updated draft Capital Improvement Plan, the Strategic Plan progress, and Commissioner seats on various boards and committees. Budget transfers and amendments were reviewed and approved, and updates were given on the EMTOC design and timeline. The meeting went into a closed session to discuss attorney-client privilege and personnel matters.