Durham County Board of County Commissioners Meeting Agenda
The Board discussed various operational and financial items, including a closed session regarding legal matters and community announcements concerning waste services and digital tax platforms. Key actions included the review of several capital project amendments for wastewater infrastructure, facility upgrades, and the construction of a new animal shelter. The Board also addressed budget amendments for public health programs, 4-H initiatives, and small business support services. Furthermore, service contracts were considered for mental health management, emergency medical equipment maintenance, economic development, and real estate management for county-owned commercial property.
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The board meeting agenda includes a closed session for attorney-client privilege. Key items involve capital project amendments for collection system rehabilitation and multiple ongoing facility upgrades, alongside budget ordinance amendments for public health initiatives, a family support program, and kids voting activities. Additionally, the Board will consider contracts for new ambulances, EMS equipment maintenance, small business support services, mental health services, a real estate management agreement, animal shelter operations, and downtown economic development services.
Jul 1, 2026·Budget
Durham County FY2026-27 Budget
Durham County's recommended budget for fiscal year 2026-27, a pre-adoption draft presented for consideration.
Jun 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Board of County Commissioners of Durham County Regular Session Meeting Agenda
The Board addressed a variety of administrative and community-focused agenda items, including proclamations recognizing World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Durham Refugee Day, and Summer Learning Week. The meeting agenda included ceremonial recognitions of key staff and organizational milestones. Business items encompassed approvals for several service contracts, including HVAC maintenance, electronic monitoring services, detention center mental health support, and public information broadcasting. The Board also reviewed the adoption of the Opioid Settlement Fund ordinance, a lease agreement for security offices, the issuance of a general obligation bond, and the formalization of conflict of interest and non-discrimination policies related to federal funding. Furthermore, the agenda covered ERP software implementation funding, adjustments to capital project budgets, and the approval of property tax releases and refunds.
