Guilford County Board of Commissioners Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes several resolutions and proclamations, such as honoring the late James Douglas "Doug" Thorne and declaring September 22, 2026, as Veterans Suicide Awareness and Remembrance Day, and September 11, 2026, as Patriot Day and National Day of Service and Remembrance. The Board will recognize leadership and departmental achievements from NACo and NCACC conferences. Consent items include budget amendments for the Home and Community Care Block Grant, the Adoption Promotion Program Fund, and various contract approvals related to school health services, interlocal agreements for maternal and child health, and foster care. Additionally, the agenda covers IT-related contract amendments for Microsoft 365 and Rubrik maintenance. Public hearings are scheduled for the issuance of airport revenue bonds, grant applications for senior and disabled transportation services, and a legislative hearing on a zoning appeal.
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Guilford County Board of Commissioners Meeting Agenda
The board meeting agenda includes the proclamation of Child Support Awareness Month and various budget amendments, including funding for a DWI Task Force grant and school capital projects at Erwin Montessori School. Key business items cover the authorization of grant applications for cybercrime enforcement, acceptance of the Youth Focus Grant for transitional living, and the renewal of contracts for eviction mediation services, copier equipment maintenance, and social services temporary staffing. Additionally, the board will consider a resolution for an advisory referendum regarding a county sales tax and conduct appointments to various boards and commissions.
Mar 27, 2026·Board meeting
Guilford County Commissioners Special Meeting
The board conducted a budget retreat to address FY27 planning, including discussions on navigating federal and state revenue losses, enhancing legislative advocacy through lobbyist frameworks, and reviewing compensation competitiveness for county staff. Key technology initiatives were evaluated, including the implementation of an Enterprise Resource Planning system and a multi-year IT infrastructure replacement strategy, specifically focusing on sheriff's office body-worn cameras. The board passed a resolution regarding sustainability and clean energy, authorized funding for the Women and Children Residential Recovery Project, and formally designated the parks system as an active system to align with the adopted Master Plan. Additionally, the commissioners discussed capital improvement plans for facility optimization, coordinated strategies for homeless service delivery, and approved the program design for a Low-Income Homeowners Assistance Program.
