Public documents that mention Curtis Rodney Brame.
Nov 2, 2026·Board meeting
Vance County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board meeting included the recognition of outgoing commissioners through the presentation of resolutions and a monthly employee recognition for the maintenance and facilities department. The meeting also featured a discussion regarding a request by the Sheriff's Office to adjust the incentive pay compensation structure, citing staffing shortages, recruitment challenges, and concerns about fairness compared to other county departments.
Jan 5, 2026·Board meeting
Vance County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
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The board discussed and addressed several key issues, including public comments on the fire department, yard hydrants, county taxes, opioid treatment in the detention center, and a new community program. Key actions included approving a budget amendment for inmate housing costs at the detention center, supporting an expansion of the ABC store, and authorizing the use of excess working capital for loan repayment. The board also held a public hearing for the upcoming budget, received the Water District operations report, and approved a new Fiscal Operations Policy. Additionally, the board approved a Guaranteed Maximum Price for detention facility repairs, extended a lease agreement for a local non-profit, received a jail inspection report, canceled a future work session due to a holiday, and confirmed several board and committee appointments. The board further engaged in closed sessions for property and personnel matters and approved a land purchase for economic development.
Sep 22, 2025·Board meeting
Vance County Board of Commissioners Special Meeting
The board met to address several key items. They approved a 5% county match for school capital needs grant applications to be paid over five years. The board also approved a revised emergency pay policy for the detention center after discussing concerns regarding employee burnout, staffing challenges, and the scope of responsibilities for patrol deputies and sheriff personnel. Additionally, the board held an annual meeting regarding opioid settlement funds, where they reviewed funding strategies, received public input from community health organizations, and discussed the distribution of settlement resources. The board also entered a closed session to discuss a personnel matter.
