Currituck County Fire Advisory Board Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included advisory board member reports concerning fundraising efforts, the need for a Fire Marshal, beach construction issues, equipment maintenance, volunteer station grants, and staffing updates. Public comment included requests to reallocate capital funds for fire truck equipment and the submission of asset lists for emergency management. Old business involved planning for upcoming mass casualty training exercises. New business discussions covered marine response coordination between the Sheriff's department and EMS, as well as potential amendments to water shuttle ordinances.
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Currituck County Fire Advisory Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed several operational updates including the arrival of a new fire truck, plans for a night burn training exercise, and the readjustment of emergency traffic signals at a station. Staff reports covered the success of a recent Citizens Academy, fire training collaborative efforts, and the upcoming launch of Emergency Fire Dispatch. Further discussions included revisions to the housing contracts, the update process for the Emergency Operations Plan, and upcoming training for WebEOC.
Aug 2, 2021·Board meeting
Currituck County Board Of Commissioners Minutes
The meeting included a work session dedicated to discussing a text amendment concerning campgrounds, focusing on allowing existing non-compliant campgrounds to continue operation, providing a path toward compliance, and establishing criteria for new campgrounds, including conditional zoning and site conceptual plans. Key discussion points involved parcel size minimums, setbacks, and amortization effective dates. The regular meeting addressed the approval of the agenda, an update on the Governor's Award for Volunteer Service presentation, and an Emergency Management Departmental Update addressing storm preparations and public safety messaging. Old business included the consideration of an ordinance amending the Historic Preservation Commission to conform with state statutes and include a Code of Ethics, and deliberation on text amendment PB 21-10 regarding family subdivisions on parent parcels without required NCDOT street connection, which was ultimately tabled. Public hearings covered text amendment PB 21-12 concerning extending preliminary plat approval when county utilities are unavailable, which was approved. New business included authorizing the purchase of Sulzer Pumps, passing a resolution opposing unfunded school mandates, board appointments, and approving several consent agenda items such as budget and project ordinances. The meeting concluded with a closed session to discuss attorney-client privilege and personnel matters, and the approval of a resolution regarding proceeds from opioid litigation.
