Sen. Pete Brunstetter to Retire from General Assembly | Eastern North Carolina Now

    For Immediate Release:

    Raleigh, N.C.     Sen. Pete Brunstetter (R-Forsyth), co-chairman of the Senate Committee on Appropriations/Base Budget, announced Thursday he will retire from the General Assembly effective December 15, 2013.

    Below is a statement from Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger (R-Rockingham):

    “Pete Brunstetter is an outstanding public servant whose leadership and budgetary expertise were instrumental to closing the $2.5 billion deficit Republicans inherited and ensuring North Carolina’s long-term fiscal health. As a champion of small business, Pete had a tremendous impact on reforming our state’s onerous regulatory environment and medical malpractice laws. He is a close friend and trusted adviser, and I know I speak for my colleagues – and his constituents – in thanking him for many years of service. We wish him well in his future endeavors.”

    Contacts:

Phil Berger,     President Pro Tempore, North Carolina Senate

2007 Legislative Building
    Raleigh, NC 27601     (919) 733-5708

    Further Contacts:

Amy Auth (Berger), (919) 301-1737     Shelly Carver (Berger), 919-301-1744
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