Guilford public meetings in 2022
60 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Commissioners
The Board is reviewing a contract for strategic planning regarding HHS consolidation, behavioral health, and opioid recovery. The meeting also includes budget amendments for child care subsidies and animal services footwear. Additionally, the Board will present resolutions honoring two individuals.
- $483,247.50 contract with Cansler Collaborative Resources, Inc. for strategic planning
- $70,044 budget amendment for child care subsidy program funding
- $4,500 transfer to Animal Services for employee shoes
- Resolution honoring centenarian Lucille Anderson
- Resolution honoring Felicia D. Reid for public health service
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing a proposal to reallocate $19 million from ARPA projects to cover county operating expenses. This plan involves decreasing funding for the Integrated Data System, Homelessness Taskforce, and Transportation Taskforce. The session also includes updates on public health guidelines and advisory board bylaws.
- Reallocation of $19 million in ARPA funds to county operating expenses
- Funding decreases for Integrated Data System ($10M), Homelessness Taskforce ($8M), and Transportation Taskforce ($1M)
- Approval of updated Public Health Agency Guidelines regarding Naloxone dispensing and data systems
- Proposed changes to the Health & Human Services Advisory Board bylaws
- Review of revisions to the Community Based Organizations funding policy
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing a contract with Cansler Collaborative Resources, Inc. to conduct strategic planning processes. The work covers Health & Human Services consolidation, behavioral health mapping, and opioid recovery response.
- $483,247.50 contract for Health & Human Services, Behavioral Health, and Opioid Recovery planning
- $143,697.50 allocated for Health & Human Services Consolidation
- $158,460 allocated for Behavioral Health Asset & Access Mapping
- $181,090 allocated for Opioid Recovery and Epidemic Response using settlement funds
Board of Commissioners
The Board will administer oaths to newly elected and reelected commissioners and elect a Chairman and Vice Chairman. The agenda also includes reviewing annual bond rates for county officials and approving the 2023 regular meeting schedule.
- Administering oaths of office to five commissioners
- Election of Board Chairman and Vice Chairman
- Approval of annual bond rates, including a $1,000,000 bond for the Finance Director starting January 1, 2023
- Review of the 2023 regular meeting schedule
Board of Commissioners
The Board will review a budget amendment for the NCDPS Youth Focus Grant totaling $198,300. Agenda items include technology equipment purchases for SNAP and DHHS Division of Social Services. The meeting also includes a report on FY2023 budget performance through October 2022.
- NCDPS Youth Focus Grant budget amendment ($198,300)
- SNAP technology equipment purchase via ARPA funding
- Subaward agreement with Children’s Home Society
- Monitor replacements for DHHS Division of Social Services
- Voluntary Agricultural District application
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board will consider a request from the Town of Summerfield to reallocate up to $2.2 million of its $5.5 million water project allocation toward a municipal building project. Staff will also present updates regarding the Community Based Organization (CBO) policy and application process.
- Reallocation of up to $2.2 million in ARPA funds for Summerfield Municipal Building Project
- Consultation with County Attorney regarding a proposed property acquisition
- Presentation on updates to the Community Based Organization (CBO) policy
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is considering a subaward agreement with Children’s Home Society to recruit, train, and license 150 additional foster families. The project will be funded by ARPA funds and run from November 1, 2022, through June 30, 2024. The initiative includes a marketing campaign targeting churches and community locations.
- $350,000 subaward agreement with Children’s Home Society
- Goal to add 150 licensed foster families in Guilford County
- Allocation of $99,053 for ARPA-funded project salaries and wages
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider allocating remaining ARPA funding to community organizations addressing food insecurity and veteran services. The agenda also includes budget amendments for the Family Justice Center and several 2023 United Healthcare insurance contracts. Additionally, the board will review a transportation Title VI implementation plan.
- Allocation of remaining ARPA funding to organizations for food insecurity and veterans services
- $60,000 donation from Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro to the Family Justice Center
- Contracts with United Healthcare for 2023 stop loss coverage, administrative services, and Medicare Advantage
- Sole source purchase of MPU5 communications systems from Persistent Systems, LLC
- Guilford County Transportation and Mobility Services Title VI Plan
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to receive updates from county mayors. The meeting includes an update on animal services and recognition for the Guilford Apprenticeship Partners program.
- Animal Services update
- Recognition of Guilford Apprenticeship Partners (GAP) participants
- Updates from County Mayors
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider allocating remaining ARPA funds to community organizations. The agenda also includes a resolution honoring Dr. Joyce Martin Dixon and a closed session regarding land acquisition.
- $20,000 allocation to Combat Female Veterans Families United for veterans services
- $20,000 allocation to Triad Food Pantry for food insecurity mitigation
- Resolution honoring the life and memory of Dr. Joyce Martin Dixon
- Closed session regarding a proposed contract for land acquisition
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Joint Capital and Facilities Committee is meeting to receive updates regarding the Local Government Commission (LGC). The session also includes discussions on bond program communication and intentional collaboration. The committee will review minutes from the August 9, 2022, meeting.
- Approval of August 9, 2022, committee meeting minutes
- Local Government Commission (LGC) update and next steps
- Bond program communication update
- Intentional collaboration update
Board of Commissioners
The Board will consider interlocal agreements with Greensboro regarding emergency services and firefighter staffing. They will also review a new fire records management software contract and NCDOT road maintenance requests. Additionally, the board will receive performance updates for social services.
- $579,582 contract with EPR Systems USA, Inc. for a Fire Records Management System
- Interlocal agreement with Greensboro to co-locate an engine at 6498 Franz Warner Parkway
- Budget amendment for three firefighter positions with a $55,000 annual county impact
- NCDOT request to abandon maintenance of Briarmeade Road and Homedale Road
- Resolution supporting Operation Greenlight for Veterans
Board of Commissioners
The Board is considering several appointments and reappointments to various county boards and commissions. They are also reviewing a request to proclaim October 16-22 as America's Safe Schools Week.
- Proclamation of October 16-22, 2022, as "America's Safe Schools Week"
- Appointment of Frankie T. Jones, Jr. to Burlington-Graham Metropolitan Planning Organization
- Appointment of Timothy D. Daugherty to Guilford County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council
- Appointment of Jason R. Little to Guilford County Planning Board
- Appointments and reappointments to Tourism Development Authority and Summerfield Fire District Commission
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several budget amendments and grant acceptances. These include new funding for jail COVID-19 testing, dental clinic technology, and pharmacy programs. The board will also consider reallocating funds to support twelve rural fire protection districts.
- $111,538 NCDHHS grant for jail COVID-19 testing and training
- $918,894 increase in the Rural Fire Districts Fund
- $20,000 Blue Cross Blue Shield grant for dental clinic tele-dentistry expansion
- $143,080 pharmacy grant for software updates and medication purchases
- $165,000 budget amendment for Animal Services vehicle purchases
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will review American Rescue Plan Act funding requests and receive a workforce development update from GuilfordWorks. The session also includes a discussion regarding the implementation of a compensation study to address market pay rates.
- Review of ARPA funding requests (2022-485)
- Workforce development update from GuilfordWorks (2022-483)
- Discussion on compensation study implementation (2022-425)
- $16.1 million set aside in FY2023 budget for compensation improvements
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board is considering an amended Joint Cooperative Agreement for the Greensboro/Guilford/Burlington/Alamance Housing Consortium to administer HUD HOME funds. This agreement requires no additional county funds. The Board will also receive an update on the Guilford County Housing & Homelessness Task Force.
- Amended Joint Cooperative Agreement for Greensboro/Guilford/Burlington/Alamance Housing Consortium (2022-428)
- Update on Guilford County Housing & Homelessness Task Force (2022-432)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several budget amendments, including a $42,952 increase for the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council funding plan. The board will also consider receiving grants for K-9 training and a public health lifestyle study. Additionally, the meeting includes recognition for Metro-911 employees.
- $42,952 budget amendment for Juvenile Crime Prevention Council funding
- Receipt of $7,125 AKC Reunite K9 grant for the Sheriff's Office
- $14,000 grant for the Med-South Lifestyle Study in Public Health
- Recognition of Metro-911 employees for 2022 state and local awards
- Resolution honoring Curtis R. Kennedy for dedicated service
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board will review a study regarding market-based compensation for 139 job classifications. Staff will present cost estimates and seek direction on desired market competitiveness levels. The session also includes presentations on various ARPA funding requests from municipalities and organizations.
- Compensation study for 139 benchmark job classifications
- Municipal ARPA funding requests totaling $10,225,430
- Workforce development and small business ARPA requests totaling $23,915,487
- Shift_ed ARPA RFI submission request of $3,135,000
Board of Commissioners
The Board is considering a resolution to support the City of High Point’s application for State ARPA funds for the Richland Watershed project. This project involves developing W. Green Drive into a "Green Street" to manage stormwater. No financial commitment from the county is required for this application.
- Resolution honoring William Lindsay Osteen, Sr.
- $7 million State ARPA grant application for Richland Watershed Project
- W. Green Drive "Green Street" development (S. Main Street to W. Taylor Ave)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review budget amendments for SNAP technology and Family Justice Center positions. The agenda also includes public hearings for transportation grants and a vehicle purchase for Emergency Services.
- $638,000.39 budget increase for SNAP program technology improvements
- $242,057 contract to purchase five vehicles for Emergency Services
- $111,030 to fund two Family Justice Center Navigator positions with County funds
- Public hearing for the 5310 Enhanced Mobility for Seniors grant application
- Resolution of intent to close a roadway at Groundhog Trace
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing budget amendments for water assistance and senior care services. They are also considering contract changes for the new Sheriff's Office and PC maintenance. Additionally, the board will address personnel regulations regarding longevity pay.
- $831,312 allocation for Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program
- HCCBG agreement to support services for an estimated 8,270 seniors
- $1,758,813 change order for structural steel for the new Sheriff's Office
- Increase in law enforcement service fees at TA Truck Stop from $115 to $230 per call
- $344,998 contract for PC equipment repair and maintenance services
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will receive an update regarding American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding. The session includes reviewing allocated service areas, projects, and budget requests.
- Update on American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding (2022-449)
- Review of ARPA allocated service areas and projects
- Review of ARPA budget requests
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is considering an application for a state grant to renovate a vacant building in Jamestown for Bethany Medical Center, PA. The board is also reviewing a budget amendment to accept $143,080 in grant funds for the Public Health Division's pharmacy program. Additionally, the board will proclaim August 2022 as Black-owned Business Month.
- $592,858 Rural Building Reuse Grant application for Bethany Medical Center at 108 W. Main Street, Jamestown
- Proclamation of August 2022 as Black-owned Business Month in Guilford County
- $143,080 budget amendment for DHHS Public Health Division pharmacy personnel and software costs
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Joint County/Schools Facilities & Construction Committee will receive updates regarding $300 million in bond projects. Additionally, the Guilford County Manager will provide an update on the county bond program.
- Update on $300 million bond projects
- Update on county bond program
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board is reviewing American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding ideas submitted by municipalities. These 14 project submissions focus on water infrastructure and recreational needs.
- Review of 14 municipal project submissions totaling $72,582,153
- ARPA funding proposals for Greensboro, Stokesdale, Oak Ridge, Pleasant Garden, Gibsonville, and Summerfield
- Focus on water infrastructure and recreational needs
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several grant awards for public safety and environmental maintenance. These include funding for DWI taskforces, drug trafficking reduction, and debris removal near Lake Townsend. No additional county funds are required for these items.
- $150,600 grant for debris removal in streams near Lake Townsend
- $245,500 in grants for DWI Taskforce and Educator programs
- $25,000 grant for a regional law enforcement liaison
- $173,016 HIDTA grant for drug trafficking reduction
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board is reviewing several American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding requests. Proposals include recruiting foster families, creating a protective services team, and expanding emergency service academies. The session also includes an update on municipal project submissions totaling over $72 million.
- Municipal RFI submissions totaling $72,396,115
- Up to $350,000 for foster family recruitment via Children's Home Society
- $1,772,220 for a new DHHS-DSS/FJC Protective Services team
- $1,525,000 for EMT and Fire Academy expansion and launch
- Development of a county-wide Food Security Plan
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is meeting to certify the results of the May 17, 2022, special election for a $1.7 billion school facilities bond referendum. The agenda also includes several appointments and reappointments to various county boards and commissions.
- Resolution certifying $1.7 billion school facilities bond election results
- Appointment of Dr. LaToya B. Gathers to Juvenile Crime Prevention Council
- Appointment of Nicole Goodman to Juvenile Crime Prevention Council
- Reappointment of Derek T. Mobley to Transportation Advisory Board
- Appointment of William W. McLean, Jr. to Jamestown Planning & Zoning Board
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners is discussing several recommendations for utilizing American Rescue Plan Act (ARCA) funds. The session includes updates on proposals for foster care, school-based telehealth, and emergency service academy expansions. The Board is also reviewing requests related to food security and recovery housing.
- $350,000 request to increase foster family availability via Children's Home Society
- $1,772,220 for a new DSS/FJC Protective Services Team to hire eight staff members
- $2,196,006 proposal for school-based telehealth through Cone Health
- $1,525,000 for EMT/Paramedic Academy expansion and Fire Academy launch
- $885,000 request for a county-wide Food Security Program
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider appropriating the second tranche of ARPA funding totaling over $52 million. The board will also review an amendment to reduce ERA fund transfers to Greensboro from $10 million to $6.5 million. Other items include public health contracts and juvenile crime prevention budget adjustments.
- Appropriation of $52,169,876 in ARPA Local Fiscal Recovery Funds
- Reducing Greensboro ERA fund transfers from $10 million to $6.5 million
- $383,845 contract with Wake Forest University Health Sciences for research
- $11,643 interlocal agreement with Alamance County for diabetes prevention
- Budget realignment for JCPC funding resulting in an $864 decrease
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will review requests from residential solid waste haulers for rate increases and adjustment options. The session also includes an update on the design-build process for public projects and a discussion regarding a joint capital construction committee with Guilford County Schools.
- Residential solid waste hauler rate increase requests
- Update on the design-build public projects delivery process
- Discussion of a joint capital construction committee with Guilford County Schools
Board of Commissioners
The Board is reviewing budget amendments for transportation and the Family Justice Center. They are also considering grant acceptances for child trauma programming and law enforcement equipment. Additionally, the Board will review service contracts for social workers and agency providers.
- $200,000 budget amendment for Transportation via federal funds
- $50,000 Weaver Foundation grant for Family Justice Center
- $24,500 justice grant for K9 dog and training gear
- $335,296 contract with Vanguard Professional Staffing
- DHHS-DSS agency service contracts over $200,000
Board of Commissioners
The Board is considering a contract with UNC-Greensboro to expand eviction mediation and legal assistance in Greensboro and High Point. The meeting also includes updates to Home and Community Care Block Grant funding allocations for the 2021-22 fiscal year.
- Contract with UNC-Greensboro not to exceed $98,864 for eviction mediation services
- Expansion of court clinic days in Greensboro and High Point courthouses
- Reallocation of Home and Community Care Block Grant funds
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board will discuss the proposed FY 2022-23 budget, including updates from county schools, the Sheriff's Office, and Emergency Services. The Board will also consider approving a two-year interlocal agreement with the City of Greensboro for animal control services.
- FY 2022-23 proposed budget updates for schools, sheriff, and emergency services
- Two-year interlocal agreement with the City of Greensboro for animal control services
Board of Commissioners
The Board will hold a public hearing regarding bond issuance for hospital improvements at Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital. The agenda also includes budget amendments for hazardous materials response and juvenile crime prevention funding. Additionally, the Board will consider equipment purchases for law enforcement vehicles.
- Public hearing on bonds not to exceed $700,000,000 for hospital improvement projects
- Purchase of law enforcement vehicle radios ($166,326) and camera systems ($174,725)
- Budget amendment to disburse $35,614 in hazardous materials response cost recovery funds
- Budget realignment of $74,344 for Juvenile Crime Prevention Council funding
- Resolution declaring gun violence a public health crisis
Board of Commissioners
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution to declare gun violence a public health crisis. The measure commits the county to addressing the social, economic, and systemic factors of violence through community partnerships. County Administration is directed to provide bi-annual updates on progress to the Board.
- Resolution C. 2022-320: Declaring gun violence a public health crisis
- Direction for County Administration to provide bi-annual updates on progress
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will continue discussions regarding preliminary American Rescue Plan (ARPA) allocations. The session includes presentations on community and staff engagement reports. Additionally, the board will discuss the FY 2022-23 budget.
- Discussion of preliminary American Rescue Plan (ARPA) allocations
- Presentation of ARPA community and staff engagement reports
- FY 2022-23 budget update
Board of Commissioners
The Board will consider a contract for 35 new cardiac monitors and an economic development incentive grant. They will also review funding allocations for juvenile crime prevention and reentry efforts.
- Purchase of 35 LifePak 15 cardiac monitors for $727,501.25
- Economic development incentive grant of up to $457,445 for a High Point company
- Allocation of $1,289,575 in state funds and $85,000 in county funds for juvenile crime prevention
- Acceptance of $50,000 in state funds for the Guilford County Reentry Council
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners scheduled a work session to enter into a closed session. The purpose of this session is to consider the qualifications of a prospective employee.
- Closed session to consider the qualifications of a prospective employee
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review several budget amendments and contract renewals. This includes a $220,000 contract addendum with ARO Community Services Inc. and an agreement with Cherry Bekaert, LLP for external audit services. The agenda also features proclamations for mental health awareness and public health recognition.
- $220,000 contract addendum with ARO Community Services Inc. for in-home aide services
- External audit services contract with Cherry Bekaert, LLP starting at $113,750
- Interlocal agreement with the City of Greensboro for the STAR program
- $31,900 budget amendment for the Primary Care Clinic Program
- Lease extension for 715 Summit Avenue to the City of Greensboro
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will discuss annual budget requests from GTCC and updates for GCS. The session also includes updates on the county reappraisal process and a review of ARPA funding ideas.
- GTCC annual budget request
- GCS annual budget update
- Guilford County reappraisal process update
- FY 2022-23 budget process update
- Review of ARPA funding ideas
Board of Commissioners
The Board is recognizing the Guilford County DHHS-Public Health Division as the 2021 NCPHA Health Department of the Year. Additionally, the Board is considering a resolution to close a portion of Groundhog Trace. A public hearing regarding this roadway closure is scheduled for May 19, 2022.
- Recognition of Guilford County DHHS-Public Health Division as 2021 NCPHA Health Department of the Year
- Resolution of intent to close a portion of Groundhog Trace fronting Lots 73, 74, 75, and 76
- Public hearing for road closure scheduled for May 19, 2022
Board of Commissioners
The Board is reviewing updates to the Home and Community Care Block Grant funding plan for senior services. They will also consider budget amendments for emergency management, fire station construction, and a communications equipment contract for the Sheriff’s Office.
- Update to FY 2021-22 Home and Community Care Block Grant funding totaling $3,064,128
- $214,509.26 contract for law enforcement communication equipment from MCA
- Amendment to Greensboro Fire Station 7/EMS Base 1 construction cost ordinance
- Approval of a Voluntary Agricultural District application for 96.75 acres
- Acceptance of an easement for a public trail at Rich Fork Preserve
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will discuss potential uses for ARPA funding and receive an update on the county budget process. The session also includes a broadband study update and consideration of FY 2022-23 legislative goals.
- Discussion of ARPA funding ideas
- Update on Guilford County budget process
- Broadband study update
- NC Great Grant application requests from AT&T and Brightspeed
- Adoption of FY 2022-23 legislative goals
Board of Commissioners
The Board is reviewing an agreement between the Public Health Division and Guilford County Schools to provide dental screenings for first and second graders. Additionally, the Board is considering a $220,000 contract with ARO Community Services Inc. to provide in-home aide services for adults.
- Interlocal Agreement for elementary school dental screening/sealant program
- $220,000 contract with ARO Community Services Inc. for in-home aide services
- Contract increase from $178,481 to $220,000 to accommodate more clients
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several proclamations for April 2022. They are also considering budget amendments for the Department of Health and Human Services to incorporate new federal, state, and donation revenues. These updates cover programs including WIC, refugee health, and school-based COVID-19 response.
- $473,213 budget increase for the School Health COVID-19 workforce team
- $132,629 budget increase for WIC Client Services to purchase equipment
- $104,830 budget increase for refugee health services and interpretation
- $10,000 donation from Children’s Home Society for maternity clinic supplies
- $50,000 budget increase for the Smart Start Family Connects Program
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board will review a recommendation to use the design-build delivery method for upcoming county building renovations. The session also includes discussions on FY 2022-23 budget goals and development guidelines. Additionally, officials will discuss plans for the May 17 school bond referendum and receive an update on the county broadband study.
- Review of design-build method for facility renovations
- Discussion of FY 2022-23 budget development guidelines
- Plans for the May 17, 2022 school bond referendum
- Update on the county broadband study
Board of Commissioners
The Board is reviewing an amended resolution regarding a one-quarter cent county sales and use tax referendum. Additionally, the Board is considering a contract to purchase 418 West Washington Street for up to $605,000 to serve as a construction staging area for the new Sheriff's Office.
- Contract to purchase 418 West Washington Street for up to $605,000
- Amended resolution regarding a one-quarter cent county sales and use tax
- Recognition of Deputy County Attorney Taniya D. Reaves with the 2021 Pro Bono Award
- Appointments to various boards including the Planning Board
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board is considering a $50,000 ARPA funding match to support NorthState Communications' broadband expansion grant application. They are also reviewing a request from the International Civil Rights Center & Museum for a $1,000,000 grant to purchase property at 100 South Elm Street.
- $50,000 ARPA funding match for NorthState Communications broadband expansion
- $1,000,000 grant for International Civil Rights Center & Museum property acquisition
- Proposed $200,000 annual grant payments to the museum over five years
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider the nomination and oath of office for District 7 Commissioner Frankie T. Jones, Jr. The agenda also includes budget amendments for public health programs and a review of social services performance measures. Additionally, the board will address school capital project transfers totaling over $5 million.
- Nomination of Frankie T. Jones, Jr. for District 7 Commissioner
- $311,891 budget increase for Duke Endowment Nurse Home Visitation Program
- $44,300 budget increase for Smart Start Child Care Consultation Program
- Resolution to advertise delinquent 2021 tax liens on real property
- $5,274,038 in Guilford County Schools capital project transfers
Board of Commissioners
The Board is considering an amendment to a Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Greensboro regarding Emergency Rental Assistance funds. The change would allow the City's allocation to be drawn from either ERA 1 or ERA 2 State allocations to help the County meet state spending thresholds.
- Resolution honoring Susie and naming a surgery ward at the Guilford County Animal Resource Center
- Amendment of MOU with Greensboro for transfer of Emergency Rental Assistance funds
- Closed session regarding property acquisition and personnel matters
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider resolutions to authorize $120 million in school bonds and $41 million in public improvement bonds. The agenda also includes a contract renewal with Weiser Security Services, Inc. for $1,226,879. Additionally, the board will receive an update regarding COVID-19 mask mandate status.
- Authorization of $120 million in General Obligation School Bonds, Series 2022B
- Authorization of $41 million in General Obligation Public Improvement Bonds, Series 2022A
- Contract renewal with Weiser Security Services, Inc. for $1,226,879
- Resolution to add portions of William Erie Lane and Joseph Weston Court to the state-maintained road system
- Resolution regarding the abandonment of State Road 2031 (Water Oak Road)
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board will receive an update on the Sheriff's Administrative Building Project and discuss the upcoming FY 2022-23 budget season. Staff will also provide an update on the Continuum of Care. A closed session is scheduled to review employee evaluations and discuss potential land acquisition.
- Update on Sheriff's Administrative Building Project (2022-166)
- Discussion of FY 2022-23 budget season (2022-168)
- Staff update on Continuum of Care (2022-170)
- Closed session for employee evaluations and potential land acquisition
Board of Commissioners
The Board will hold a public hearing to adopt a bond order for up to $41,000,000 in general obligation bonds for various public facilities. The agenda also includes budget amendments for public health grants and the re-appropriation of justice assistance funds. Additionally, the Board will consider a letter of support for a workforce development grant application.
- Adoption of $41,000,000 bond order for public buildings, law enforcement, parking, and parks
- Re-appropriation of $250,102 Justice Assistance Grant for the Sheriff's Office and High Point Police
- $6,500 American Heart Association grant for A1c testing supplies
- Letter of support for Guilford Works' $15-20 million workforce development grant application
- $2,350,272 budget amendment for COVID-19 regional workforce funding and new positions
Board of Commissioners
The Board is considering authorizing a letter of support for the Guilford Works "Guilford Jobs 2030" grant application. This initiative seeks $15-20 million to develop workforce systems in construction, healthcare, and manufacturing. The meeting also includes an update on American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding status.
- Letter of support for $15-20 million Good Jobs Challenge grant application
- Update on American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding plan
- Appointment of Melvin "Skip" Alston to PART as Commissioner Liaison
- Closed session to consider an economic development incentive
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding an economic development incentive request. The proposal includes an incentive of up to 80% of eligible tax revenue for Boom Technology Inc. over ten years. This project involves up to $500 million in property investments and the creation of approximately 1,761 jobs.
- Public hearing on economic development incentive request 2022-144
- Proposed tax revenue incentive not to exceed $12,100,002 for Boom Technology Inc.
- Investment of up to $500 million in personal and real property improvements
- Creation of approximately 1,761 jobs at or above the county median wage
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider budget amendments to increase energy assistance funding for low-income households. The agenda also includes a public hearing on floodplain development rules and the purchase of 19 fleet vehicles. Additionally, the board will review animal shelter donations and tax reports.
- $3,953,274 budget increase for pandemic energy assistance
- $537,546 budget increase for Low-Income Energy Assistance Program
- Purchase of 19 fleet vehicles for $475,106
- Public hearing on floodplain no-fill provision text amendment
- Receipt of $24,697 in donations for the Animal Shelter
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing requests to appropriate remaining federal and state funds for the Emergency Rental & Utilities Assistance program. The proposal includes $3,443,243.24 in Federal ERA 2 funds and $16,230,885.34 in State ERA 2 funds. It also seeks approval for up to $1,328,030 in administrative costs.
- Appropriation of $3,443,243.24 in Federal ERA 2 funds
- Appropriation of $16,230,885.34 in State ERA 2 funds
- Approval of up to $1,328,030 for program administrative costs
- Amendment of the Emergency Rental Assistance 2 (Federal) grant project ordinance
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will receive COVID-19 updates regarding the state of the county. These updates include reports from public health and medical community leaders. The Board will also consider adopting a Board of Health rule on mask mandates.
- Consideration of Board of Health rule on mask mandates
- Public health update
- Medical community update
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing budget amendments for law enforcement and public health grants. The agenda also includes interlocal agreements for justice grants and juvenile detention services. A public hearing is scheduled regarding floodplain text amendments.
- Re-appropriation of $478,031 in GC STOP grant funds for Sheriff's Office programs and Naloxone purchase
- $15,000 budget increase for Public Health Title X Family Planning services
- Interlocal agreement with Greensboro and High Point for a $73,714 Justice Assistance Grant to replace patrol cars
- Agreement with U.S. Marshal's Service for juvenile detention at $36,600 in revenue
- Public hearing on UDO text amendment regarding floodplain no-fill provisions