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Beaufort County Community College (BCCC) congratulates Tracey Johnson on becoming the 106th president of the North Carolina Association on County Commissioners (NCACC). Johnson is the first president from Washington County, where she serves as chair of the board of commissioners.
Beaufort County Community College (BCCC) congratulates Tracey Johnson on becoming the 106th president of the North Carolina Association on County Commissioners (NCACC). Johnson is the first president from Washington County, where she serves as chair of the board of commissioners.
 
NCACC Weekly Update — August 6
 
NCACC Weekly Update — July 30
 
NCACC Weekly Update — July 23
 
NCACC Weekly Update — July 16
 
NCACC Weekly Update — July 9
 
NCACC Weekly Update — July 1
 
NCACC Weekly Update — June 25
 
After some delay, North Carolina Senate leadership released their 2021-22 spending plan yesterday
After some delay, North Carolina Senate leadership released their 2021-22 spending plan yesterday
 
NCACC Weekly Update — June 18
 
NCACC Weekly Update — June 11
 
NCACC Weekly Update — June 4
 
NCACC Weekly Update — May 21
 
NCACC Weekly Update — May 14
 
NCACC Weekly Update — May 7
 
NCACC encourages you to contact your House Members(s) today to ask them to support an amendment to House Bill 729 Charter School Omnibus to eliminate a provision that would give counties authority to provide capital appropriations to charter schools.
NCACC encourages you to contact your House Members(s) today to ask them to support an amendment to House Bill 729 Charter School Omnibus to eliminate a provision that would give counties authority to provide capital appropriations to charter schools.
 
NCACC Weekly Update — April 30
 
NCACC Weekly Update — April 23
 
NCACC Weekly Update — April 16
 
NCACC Weekly Update — April 9
 
NCACC Weekly Update — March 19
 
NCACC Weekly Update — February 5
 
Over the last few weeks, our fellow North Carolinians have engaged in protests against racism and brutality following the tragic death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25th.
Over the last few weeks, our fellow North Carolinians have engaged in protests against racism and brutality following the tragic death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25th.
 
NCACC staff continues to work with local, state, and federal partners this week as counties continue vital work in response to the COVID-19 crisis
NCACC staff continues to work with local, state, and federal partners this week as counties continue vital work in response to the COVID-19 crisis
 
Immediately following a 4:00 pm press conference (see below), Governor Cooper, along with officials from NC DHHS and NC Emergency Management, will directly address local government leaders on a conference call today at 5:00 pm.
Immediately following a 4:00 pm press conference (see below), Governor Cooper, along with officials from NC DHHS and NC Emergency Management, will directly address local government leaders on a conference call today at 5:00 pm.
 
The second week of the 2019 long session saw continued bill filing and a handful of legislative committees.
 
Following a ceremonial and organizational session in early January, the General Assembly returned on Wednesday to begin the business of the 2019 long session.
Following a ceremonial and organizational session in early January, the General Assembly returned on Wednesday to begin the business of the 2019 long session.
 
Except for possible veto override votes, the General Assembly Thursday concluded its business for the biennium in a three-week reconvened session.
Except for possible veto override votes, the General Assembly Thursday concluded its business for the biennium in a three-week reconvened session.
 
David F. Thompson, who has led the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners for the past nine years, will leave his position as Executive Director in October to take a position with the National Association of Counties (NACo).
David F. Thompson, who has led the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners for the past nine years, will leave his position as Executive Director in October to take a position with the National Association of Counties (NACo).
 
The Senate Finance Committee passed a revised version of H1224 (Local Sales Tax Options/Econ. Dept. Changes) on Tuesday night that gives additional sales tax flexibility to 94 counties but limits options for Forsyth, Guilford, Mecklenburg and Wake counties.
The Senate Finance Committee passed a revised version of H1224 (Local Sales Tax Options/Econ. Dept. Changes) on Tuesday night that gives additional sales tax flexibility to 94 counties but limits options for Forsyth, Guilford, Mecklenburg and Wake counties.
 
Commissioners spent the afternoon walking the halls of the Legislature to meet with their Senators and Representatives and discuss county issues.
Commissioners spent the afternoon walking the halls of the Legislature to meet with their Senators and Representatives and discuss county issues.
 
Patrick Woodie, the Acting President for the North Carolina Rural Center, is seeking input from county leaders.
Patrick Woodie, the Acting President for the North Carolina Rural Center, is seeking input from county leaders.
 
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