Brunswick County public meetings in 2024
9 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Commissioners
The Board will administer oaths of office to three commissioners-elect and elect a Board Chair and Vice-Chair. The meeting includes a consent agenda with multiple utility and infrastructure purchases and a public hearing regarding a rezoning appeal.
- Rezoning Case Z-898 appeal for Tax Parcel #23800001 to High Density Site Built Residential
- Interlocal Agreement with St. James to redirect $1,945,484.83 in ARPA funds
- Purchase of an excavator for 211 Water Treatment Plant for $263,542.15
- Generator replacement for Utilities Operations Center for $266,000.00
- Agreement for a new playground structure at Navassa Park for $179,788.60
Board of Commissioners
The Brunswick County Board of Commissioners will consider approving a construction agreement for roof replacement, the purchase of four Type I ambulances, and various utility service contracts and budget amendments.
- Construction or Repair Agreement with Owens Roofing, Inc. for Law Enforcement Center and Detention Center Roof Replacement
- Purchase of four (4) Type I Ambulances from Emergency Transportation Associates
- Contract with Sunny Wright's Backflow Services in the amount of $247,250.00 for backflow prevention testing
- Contract with Hach Company in the amount of $37,458.00 for wastewater laboratory supplies
- Design-build contract for a new Health & Human Services/Emergency Operations Center building
Board of Commissioners
The Board will consider approving a $9,835,000 funding offer from the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality for the design and construction of the Southport Wastewater System rehabilitation project. It will also vote on multiple utility contracts, including a $1,434,700 professional services agreement with McKim and Creed for the Bell Swamp water transmission main, a $36,500 agreement with AECOM for a splitter box in Carolina Shores, and a $103,921.39 purchase of an excavator. Additional items include redirecting remaining ARPA funds to the Restoring Pre-Pandemic Employment project, approving an MOU with the state IT department for backup storage, and adopting resolutions on veterans, hunger awareness, and a rezoning request for Tax Parcel #23800001.
- Accept $9,835,000 DEQ funding for Southport Wastewater System design and construction
- Approve $1,434,700 professional services agreement with McKim and Creed for Bell Swamp Water Transmission Main design
- Approve $36,500 professional services agreement with AECOM for Carolina Shores splitter box design
- Approve purchase of excavator for $103,921.39 from James River Equipment Virginia, LLC
- Redirect remaining ARPA funds to the Restoring Pre-Pandemic Employment project
Board of Commissioners
At its October 21 regular meeting, the Brunswick County Board of Commissioners will vote on a range of budget, grant, and infrastructure items. Key decisions include accepting a $298,605 Governor’s Highway Safety Program grant for the Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit (with the county covering 50%), approving a $160,000 Motorola Solutions agreement to upgrade the Southport VIPER Tower, and receiving a $1,300 Farm Bureau donation for the Sandhills Dairy Project. The board will also hold public hearings on closing part of Boones Neck Road near Holden Beach and on rezoning parcels in the Southport area, and will consider deed dedications for water and sewer infrastructure at Hewett Tract Phase 1 and Woodstork Landing.
- Accept $298,605 GHSP grant for Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit (county share 50%)
- Approve $160,000 Motorola Solutions agreement for Southport VIPER Tower upgrade
- Public hearing to consider closing a portion of Boones Neck Road near Holden Beach
- Public hearing to rezone Tax Parcel 23100041 and part of 2310004103 from R‑6000 to CLD
- Approve $1,300 Farm Bureau donation for Sandhills Dairy Project
Board of Commissioners
The Brunswick County Board of Commissioners will consider approving multiple contracts and funding requests, including a $2.4 million HVAC design-build contract for schools, a $882,441.50 bid award for Smithville Park Phase 3, and a Notice to Proceed for aerial mosquito control.
- Approve $2,399,989 HVAC contract for Virginia Williamson, North Brunswick High, Lincoln, and Southport Elementary Schools
- Approve $882,441.50 bid award for Smithville Park Phase 3 improvements
- Approve $2,800,000 funding offer for Southport Lift Station Replacement Project
- Approve $32,470 Port Security Grant Program award
- Approve $10,000 grant application for Southwest Brunswick Branch Library signage
Board of Commissioners
The Brunswick County Board of Commissioners will consider approving participation in the NCDIT broadband infrastructure grant of up to $1.42 million to expand service to 319 identified locations. The agenda also includes approvals for a $3,920 storm‑water consulting contract for Smithville Park, a resolution to hold a public hearing on closing part of Boones Neck Road, and acceptance of a $400,000 SAMHSA Treatment Court grant for year two. Additional items cover EMS equipment contracts, a purchasing cooperative agreement, and other routine approvals.
- Approve participation in NCDIT broadband grant up to $1.42 M for 319 locations
- Approve $3,920 contract with McGill Associates for Smithville Park storm‑water permit renewal
- Adopt resolution to call a public hearing on closing a portion of Boones Neck Road near Holden Beach
- Accept Year 2 SAMHSA Treatment Court Grant of $400,000 for the adult treatment court project
- Ratify disaster debris management contracts with Southern Disaster Recovery, LLC and CTC Disaster Response, Inc.
Board of Commissioners
The Brunswick County Board of Commissioners will vote on a series of budget and contract items, including large chemical supply contracts for water and wastewater treatment. They will also consider funding for a parking lot repair at Brunswick Community College, a floodplain study, and a pump purchase for the West Brunswick Wastewater Treatment Plant. Additional items include fee waivers, interlocal fire code agreements, and a construction‑management method for a new school.
- Approve 11 water and wastewater chemical contracts totaling $2,251,344.00
- Approve $100,000 ARPA funds for repaving the Odell Williamson parking lot at Brunswick Community College
- Approve $89,320 contract for three KSB Model Sewabloc K 200-316G VF pumps for West Brunswick Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Approve $32,000 restated contract with Geosyntec Consultants for the CawCaw and Little CawCaw Swamp floodplain study
- Approve $29,305 task order for on‑call services from State Utility Contractors, Inc.
Board of Commissioners
The Brunswick County Board of Commissioners will consider several actions, including accepting a $29,783,014 DEQ funding offer for the Shallotte WWTP Expansion and a $1,434,700 engineering services agreement for the Bell Swamp Water Transmission Main. They will also review contracts for uniform services, a $182,414 purchase of an odor control unit, and multiple deeds of dedication for water and sewer infrastructure. Public hearings will be held on three Unified Development Ordinance amendments related to pool fencing, Board of Adjustment alternates, and casitas in outdoor RV parks.
- Approve $29,783,014 DEQ funding for the Shallotte WWTP Expansion (Mulberry Project)
- Authorize $1,434,700 engineering services contract with McKim and Creed for Bell Swamp Water Transmission Main design
- Approve $182,414 purchase of an odor control unit from Evoqua Water Technologies LLC
- Approve services agreement with Unifirst Corporation for uniform services
- Consider acceptance of deeds of dedication for water and sewer infrastructure at Bluewater Mini Storage, Eagle Run Phase 4B, and Evolve Apartments Phase 1A
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review several utility infrastructure contracts and grant applications. The meeting includes decisions on water and sewer deeds of dedication and the potential transfer of property to the Board of Education.
- Design-Build Agreement with Crowder Construction Company for $3,248,084.00 for a biosolids processing facility
- Progressive Design-Build Agreement with State Utility Contractors Inc. for $717,136.00 for St James Water Phase One
- Grant Agreement with N.C. Department of Environmental Quality for $30,183
- Deeds of dedication for water and sewer infrastructure at Bella Point, Ocean Point, and Rich Square
- Resolution to donate two Sheriff's Office vehicles to the Village of Bald Head Island