Guilford public meetings in 2024
47 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review several grant-funded budget amendments, primarily for the Sheriff's Office and transportation. The meeting also includes the adoption of four honorary resolutions.
- COSSUP Grant: $1,589,826 for opioid, stimulant, and substance use programming in detention centers
- Safer Outcomes Grant: $281,788 for law enforcement de-escalation and crisis response training
- High Point ABC Board Grant: $10,000 for DWI Task Force education tools
- FTA Funding Allocation: $94,198 budget amendment for FY 2024 transit funding
- Resolutions honoring Yvonne Jeffries Johnson, High Point Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, and High Point Alpha Art Club
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners holds a work session to receive departmental updates from Emergency Services, Parks, and Inspections. They will also discuss potential topics for the 2025 annual retreat. Two resolutions (2024-536 and 2024-537) are listed but lack detail.
- Updates from Emergency Services, Parks, and Inspections departments
- Discussion of 2025 annual retreat topics
- Resolutions 2024-536 and 2024-537 (details not provided)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold an organizational meeting to administer oaths, elect leadership, and approve the 2025 regular meeting calendar. The next meeting is scheduled for December 19, 2024.
- Administer oaths to newly elected and re-elected commissioners
- Elect a new Chairman and Vice Chairman for the ensuing year
- Receive and approve the 2024 Annual Bond Report
- Review and approve the 2025 Regular Meeting Calendar
Board of Commissioners
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners will adopt several resolutions recognizing awareness months and awards. It will consider budget amendments, including the FY25 Camp Hope America grant, and multiple contracts for law‑enforcement uniforms, ambulance boxes, and quick‑response vehicles. New business includes an interlocal agreement with the City of Greensboro for the Windsor Chavis Nocho Community Center and updates to personnel regulations. The meeting also features audit report presentations and appointments to boards and commissions.
- Adopt $500,000 contract for law‑enforcement uniforms and equipment (Galls, Sourcewell waiver)
- Purchase three ambulance boxes and remount existing boxes (American Emergency Vehicles/Northwestern Emergency Vehicles)
- Buy quick‑response vehicles: Ford F150 SuperCab 4X4 XLT and Ford PI Utility for emergency services
- Approve FY25 Camp Hope America grant budget amendment
- Interlocal agreement with the City of Greensboro for the Windsor Chavis Nocho Community Center
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is considering the establishment of the Guilford GAINS Capital Access Program. This program aims to provide loans ranging from $25,000 to $75,000 to Small Business Enterprises. The board is asked to approve a contract with the Carolina Small Business Development Fund to administer the program.
- Proposed three-year contract with Carolina Small Business Development Fund totaling $550,000
- Proposed $150,000 administration fee ($50,000 annually)
- Proposed $400,000 guarantee loan amount
- Appropriation of $400,000 from General Fund Balance to Minority/Women Business Enterprise
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing updates to ARPA project obligations and funding for a new Legal Support Center. The session also includes a proposal for retiree Medicare Advantage plan changes and a funding request for The Servant Center.
- Proposed reallocation of ARPA funds, including $335,346 for Food Security Personnel and $499,692.51 for County Operating Expenses (Education)
- Proposed $270,000 ARPA appropriation and $274,000 General Fund transfer for a Legal Support Center
- Proposed $500,000 ARPA award to The Servant Center for disabled veteran services and 22 medical respite beds
- Proposed 2025 Medicare Advantage plan changes increasing the annual deductible from $200 to $500
- Contract amendment for the UNC Center for Housing and Community Studies to increase exposure by $29,025.89
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider a consent agenda that includes several proclamations, budget amendments, and contracts. Key items include a $631,854 DWI Taskforce grant with a $473,890 county match, a $59,852 ARPA public health grant, and a $1,000,000 scrap tire disposal contract. All items are expected to be approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Proclamation for Veterans Day on November 11, 2024
- Proclamation for 'Buy Local Season' November 15 – December 31, 2024
- Proclamation for National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week November 17-23, 2024
- Resolution celebrating Guilford County nonprofit organizations' impact
- Consent agenda: FY25 DWI Taskforce grant ($631,854), ARPA Public Health grant ($59,852), and scrap tire disposal contract ($1,000,000/year)
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners will discuss a proposed contract with UnitedHealthcare to renew the county's Medicare Advantage plan for 2025, which includes a 2.2% premium increase. The board will also consider a contract with Symetra for stop-loss coverage, which is projected to save the county approximately $790,523.
- Approve contract with UnitedHealthcare for Medicare Advantage plan renewal
- Approve contract with Symetra for stop-loss coverage
- Medicare Advantage plan premium increase to $242.89 per month
- Stop-loss coverage cost decrease to $52.07 per member per month
- Projected annual savings of $790,523 on stop-loss coverage
Board of Commissioners
The Board will hold a public hearing on a proposed economic development incentive grant of up to $2,618,623 for IQE, Inc. (Project Electro) to expand at its Gallimore Dairy Road site, expecting $305 million in personal property investment and 109 new full-time jobs with average wage $64,908. Also, the Board will consider approving a three-year contract with Carolina Small Business Development Fund for the Guilford GAINS Capital Access Program, totaling $550,000 to provide loan guarantees of $25,000–$75,000 for small businesses.
- Public hearing on economic development incentive grant for IQE, Inc. up to $2,618,623
- $305 million in personal property investment and 109 new jobs expected from IQE expansion
- Average wage of new jobs: $64,908; company considering expansion at Gallimore Dairy Road site
- Approval of $550,000 contract with Carolina Small Business Development Fund for Guilford GAINS loan guarantee program
- $400,000 budget appropriation from fund balance for the capital access program
Board of Commissioners
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners will consider several proclamations, an Age‑Friendly Community designation, and two Adopt‑A‑Mom grant budget amendments. The most significant item is the approval of a $177,898 HUD Continuum of Care planning grant with a required county match of $44,475. Additional items include a Breast Cancer Awareness Month proclamation and a Minority Enterprise Development Week proclamation.
- Approve HUD Continuum of Care planning grant for $177,898 (match $44,475)
- Adopt‑A‑Mom grant from Partnership for Children: $87,655
- Adopt‑A‑Mom grant from Every Baby Guilford: $164,643
- Designation of Guilford County as an Age‑Friendly Community
- Proclamation of October 2024 as Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Board of Commissioners
The Board will discuss a resolution honoring the Festival of Diwali and will vote on accepting a donation of approximately 74.82 acres at 6594 Judge Adams Road, Whitsett, NC, to be used as a park or greenway under the Watershed Protection Program. The donation requires no additional county funds and would be managed by existing staff. The Planning Department recommends acceptance.
- Resolution 2024-410 celebrating the Festival of Diwali (presentation)
- Donation of ~74.82 acres at 6594 Judge Adams Road, Whitsett, NC (Tax Parcel #106326) from Rock Creek Investments
- Property to become a park or greenway for watershed protection, with no county funds required
- Annual maintenance to be performed by existing staff using existing equipment
- Planning Department recommendation to accept the land donation
Board of Commissioners
The Guilford County Board will consider a lease‑purchase contract with Motorola Solutions to replace 1,100 800 MHz radios for public‑safety departments, costing $7,942,976 in principal and $1,113,849 in interest for a total repayment of $9,056,825. The Board will also vote on five vehicle‑maintenance contracts totaling up to $1,995,000 for a three‑year term. Additional items include proclamations recognizing September as National Preparedness Month, Kinship Care Month, and a resolution supporting the NC NAACP state convention.
- Lease‑purchase of 1,100 replacement radios, accessories, hardware, software and subscriptions – principal $7,942,976, total repayment $9,056,825 (no competitive bidding)
- Five vehicle‑maintenance and repair contracts – not‑to‑exceed $1,995,000 for three years, with renewal options up to $3,345,000 total
- Proclamation of September 2024 as National Preparedness Month in Guilford County
- Proclamation of September 2024 as Kinship Care Month in Guilford County
- Resolution supporting the 81st Annual State Convention of the North Carolina NAACP
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners will consider extending ARPA funding for five Continuum of Care agencies through October 31, 2024, using remaining balances of about $354,000 and requiring no additional county funds. The board will also vote to adopt the Greensboro Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (GUAMPO) Thoroughfare and Collector Street Plan as presented, also with no additional county funds required.
- Approve contract extensions for Partners Ending Homelessness, Room at the Inn, The Servant Center, Tiny Houses, and YWCA Greensboro, extending ARPA funding through Oct. 31, 2024 (≈ $354,000 remaining, no new county funds).
- Adopt the GUAMPO Thoroughfare and Collector Street Plan for Guilford County as presented.
- Consider waste hauler fee increase request (item 2024-414).
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider a proclamation to designate October 2024 as National Arts and Humanities Month in Guilford County. The resolution, identified as D. 2024-413, is sponsored by Commissioner Kay Cashion. If approved, the county will officially recognize the month for arts and humanities.
- Proclamation of October 2024 as National Arts and Humanities Month (Resolution D. 2024-413, sponsored by Commissioner Kay Cashion)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is considering a vehicle replacement plan for the Sheriff’s Office, Emergency Services, and County Fleet. The board will also review several service contracts and three commemorative proclamations.
- Proposed $4.5 million for vehicle replacements: $2,070,000 for Law Enforcement, $1,665,000 for Emergency Services, and $765,000 for County Fleet
- Purchase of five ambulance chassis from Piedmont Truck Center for $316,088
- Microsoft Enterprise agreement with SHI International Corp for $4,161,187 over three years
- VoIP and contact center contract with NCapital, LLC not to exceed $2,990,080 for five years
- Voting systems warranty and licensing contract with Elections Systems & Software for $211,097.23
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to review deputy and detention center officer compensation. The body will also discuss scope options for the Lee's Chapel Residential Treatment Facility.
- Sheriff's Office deputy and detention pay (Item 2024-399)
- Lee's Chapel Residential Treatment Facility scope options (Item 2024-400)
- ARPA and ARPA-Enabled Project Report - FY 24
- One Guilford Coord Care Sys ISD-IDS information
- Services Inventory - FY25 Adopted Numbers
Board of Commissioners
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners will vote on amendments that raise the Kiser Middle School project budget by $2,349,332 and the Claxton Elementary project budget by $888,098, funded through the $1.7 billion school bond. The board will also receive a resolution honoring Dudley High School’s boys’ and girls’ track teams for their 2024 state championships. Finally, the clerk will be authorized to request Trillium quarterly reports on behalf of the county.
- Resolution (2024-313) recognizing Dudley High School boys’ and girls’ track team state championships
- Authorization (2024-349) for the clerk to request Trillium quarterly reports for Guilford County
- Increase Kiser Middle School project ordinance by $2,349,332 to $84,016,723, with matching bond proceeds
- Increase Claxton Elementary project ordinance by $888,098 to $51,265,188, with matching bond proceeds
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting to consult with the County Attorney in a closed session. No other business is listed on the agenda.
- Closed session for consultation with the County Attorney
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider the adoption of the FY 2024-2025 annual budget and ordinance. The agenda also includes a resolution for an advisory referendum regarding a one-quarter cent county sales and use tax scheduled for November 5, 2024.
- Adoption of FY 2024-2025 Annual Budget and Budget Ordinance
- Resolution to conduct an advisory referendum on a 1/4 cent county sales and use tax
- Lease of land at 715 Summit Avenue, Greensboro, NC to the City of Greensboro
- Lease of office space at 211 S. Centennial Street, High Point, NC to RHA-Behavioral Health NC, LLC
- Lease of real property at 5209 W. Wendover Avenue, High Point, NC to Daymark Recovery Services, Inc.
Board of Commissioners
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on a proposed economic development incentive grant for James M. Pleasants Company, Inc. The company is seeking up to $582,501 to help fund a new facility off 238 Ritters Lake Road in Greensboro and the creation of 40 jobs. Approval of the grant would be contingent on the company signing a local economic development agreement, and the board will also meet in closed session to consult with the county attorney on the matter.
- Public hearing on an economic development incentive grant for James M. Pleasants Company, Inc.
- Proposed grant of up to $582,501 for a facility off 238 Ritters Lake Road in Greensboro.
- Projected creation of 40 new jobs contingent on the company's location decision.
- Closed session to consult with the county attorney regarding the incentive.
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to continue discussions regarding the recommended budget for fiscal year 2024-25. This session includes follow-up items related to item 2024-265.
- FY 2024-25 recommended budget discussion
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will review the GCS Board of Education budget request and the County Manager's budget recommendation for fiscal year 2024-25. They will also discuss a loan guarantee program for certified MWBE contractors through the Carolina Small Business Development Fund.
- GCS Board of Education FY24/25 Budget Request
- County Manager's FY 24/25 Budget Recommendation
- MWBE Capital Access Program: $550,000 contract with Carolina Small Business Development Fund
- Proposed loan guarantees ranging from $25,000 to $75,000 for certified MWBEs
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider several budget amendments, including funding transfers for the Greensboro Detention Center and HP Plaza. The meeting includes a public hearing on the County Manager's FY 2024-2025 recommended budget and an economic development incentive grant.
- Budget amendment to transfer funds from HP Plaza Capital Ordinance to Greensboro Detention Center
- $10,000 Animal Services Grant
- $477,048 Wake Forest University Health Sciences antimicrobial-resistant gonorrhea contract
- Public hearing for Economic Development Incentive Grant to Clearly Clean Products, LLC
- Public hearing for the County Manager's FY 2024-2025 recommended budget
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several major contracts, including $2 million for The Bridge project and a new boom truck for white goods collection. Additionally, the board will hold a public hearing regarding economic development incentives for Clearly Clean Products, LLC.
- $2 million agreement with Hayden-Harman Foundation for The Bridge community center
- $237,000 capital project ordinance for a new white goods boom truck from Joe Johnson Equipment
- Public hearing for economic development incentive grant up to $373,855 for Clearly Clean Products, LLC
- Contract with Wellpath LLC for juvenile detention healthcare services up to $2,806,742
Board of Commissioners Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will receive updates regarding the Trillium Health Resources program and the Guilford Technical Community College budget. Additionally, the Board will review the County Manager's recommended budget for fiscal year 2024-2025.
- Trillium Health Resources program update
- GTCC FY 2024-2025 budget review
- County Manager's FY 24-25 recommended budget review
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review several budget amendments, including juvenile crime prevention and senior mobility grants. The meeting includes a legislative hearing regarding public notice requirements for text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance. Additionally, the County Manager will present the FY 2024-25 budget message.
- Budget amendment for FY24 NCDPS Youth Focus Grant
- Grant application for Section 5310 Enhanced Mobility of Seniors & Individuals with Disabilities Program
- Approval to apply for $150,000 in Public Safety Intermediary Agency Re-entry Council funding
- Legislative hearing on text amendment case #23-06-PLBD-00053 regarding public notice requirements
- County Manager's FY 2024-25 budget presentation
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing applications for two grant opportunities to fund re-entry and homelessness services. The agenda also includes several appointments to local boards and commissions.
- Approval to apply for $150,000 annual NCDAC Re-entry Grant over three years
- Approval to apply for a $91,930 City of Greensboro homelessness grant
- Proclamation of May 19-25 as Emergency Medical Services Week
- Appointments to the Oak Ridge Fire District Commission and Juvenile Crime Prevention Council
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review several budget amendments, including funds for public health services and soil conservation. The meeting also includes a discussion on the FY 2024-25 budget ordinance for the Greensboro/Guilford County Tourism Development Authority.
- Budget amendment for DHHS Public Health Services ARPA Temporary Savings Fund ($50,000)
- Amendment to interlocal agreement between DHHS-Public Health Division and Alamance County ($2,000)
- Resolution supporting NCDOT intersection improvements at Summit Avenue and Hicone Road
- FY 2024-25 Budget Ordinance for Greensboro/Guilford County Tourism Development Authority
- 3rd Quarter Investment Report
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review several budget amendments, including grant realignments and contract awards. The agenda also includes a request to add three Cone Health funded eligibility caseworkers to HHS-DSS.
- Realignment of FY23 NCDPS Youth Focus Grant
- FY2023 Governor’s Crime Commission Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Grant
- Purchase of Dell computer equipment for Windows 11 upgrade
- Greensboro Detention Center shower coating repair contract award
- Addition of 3 Cone Health funded eligibility caseworkers
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to discuss funding options for the GTCC Aviation Phase 1 project. The meeting also includes discussion regarding FY 2024-25 budget planning and board priorities.
- GTCC Aviation Phase 1 project funding options
- FY 2024-25 budget planning and board priorities discussion
Guilford County Homelessness Taskforce
The Guilford County Homelessness Taskforce will consider approving minutes from the March 6, 2024 meeting. The agenda also includes a strategic planning update and discussion involving the Corporation for Supportive Housing and intergovernmental partners.
- Adoption of March 6, 2024, meeting minutes
- Strategic planning update and discussion with the Corporation for Supportive Housing and intergovernmental partners
- CoC updates
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider several items including technology and ambulance equipment contracts. The agenda also includes a justice assistance grant agreement and various board appointments and reappointments.
- Contract to remount existing ambulance boxes on new chassis
- Procurement of Dell desktops, laptops, monitors, and docking stations
- FY2023 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) sub-recipient agreement
- Appointments and reappointments to various boards and commissions
- Resolutions for proclamations regarding the Month of the Young Child and National County Appreciation Month
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will review the Guilford Technical Community College FY 2024-25 budget proposal. The session also includes an update on the Guilford County Integrated Services Delivery project.
- Guilford Technical Community College (GTCC) FY 2024-25 budget presentation
- Update on Guilford County Integrated Services Delivery project
Board of Commissioners
The Board will consider appointments to the Adult Care Home Community Advisory Committee, the Health & Human Services Advisory Committee, and the GuilfordWorks Board of Directors. A presentation honoring centenarian Lucy Sligh is also scheduled.
- Appointment of Lila S. Marlkey to the Adult Care Home Community Advisory Committee
- Appointment of Cierra Stewart to the Health & Human Services Advisory Committee
- Appointment of Commissioner Carly Cooke to the GuilfordWorks Board of Directors
- Presentation honoring centenarian Lucy Sligh
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several budget amendments for public health programs and various service contracts. Discussions include infrastructure development for the Lees Chapel Treatment Center and the purchase of a Guilford County Schools administration building.
- Public Health: Every Baby Guilford, Inc. Adopt-a-Mom Grant ($46,736)
- Public Health: NCAFCC Medication Assistance Program Grant ($35,570)
- DHHS Public Health: Reducing Infant Mortality in Communities Award ($24,299)
- Child Support budget amendment for genetic testing and equipment ($16,671)
- Contract award to Blum Construction for Lees Chapel Treatment Center upfit
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will review a strategic planning report and recommended strategies for using opioid settlement funds. The session includes updates on legislative goals from the NC General Assembly short session. Staff will also present an update on the Minority Women Business Enterprise Department's recent and future initiatives.
- Opioid settlement fund use recommendations
- NC General Assembly legislative updates
- MWBE Department fiscal year updates
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of property at 413 NC Hwy 150 W. The agenda also includes budget amendments for COVID-19 vaccine access and women's health services. Additionally, the board will review tax collection reports and various resolutions.
- Public hearing for rezoning 413 NC Hwy 150 W
- $265,306 budget amendment for COVID-19 vaccine access
- $150,000 application for women's health services
- Chandler Asset Management contract review
- County support for the Servant Center expansion
Board of Commissioners
The agenda contains only one item for its February 15, 2024 meeting: a presentation of Resolution 2024-160 to commemorate the 64th anniversary of the High Point Sit-In Movement. No votes or formal decisions are listed. This recognition documents local civil rights history for public record.
- Resolution 2024-160: Commemorating the 64th anniversary of the High Point Sit-In Movement
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing a $35.8 million budget amendment for the New Visual and Performing Arts School. Other items include a security services contract, municipal tax collection rate adjustments, and various property lease agreements.
- Increase of $35,870,365 for the New Visual and Performing Arts School capital project
- Contract with Weiser Security Services, Inc. for $1,349,506.60
- Lease amendment for USDA office space at 3309 Burlington Road
- Five-year lease of 96 acres at 7770 Doggett Road to RW Lambeth Farms Inc.
- Amendment to municipal tax collection rates from 0.62% to 0.75%
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board will receive an update on the Law Enforcement Administration Center and consider amending the Blum-WC construction contract to a guaranteed maximum price of $26,672,433. The session also includes a review of additional pay considerations for sworn and non-sworn Sheriff's Office positions.
- Amendment to Blum-WC construction contract for a guaranteed maximum price of $26,672,433
- Project ordinance amendment not to exceed $9,714,000 for Law Enforcement Administration Building Renovation
- Review of additional pay considerations for Sheriff's Office sworn and non-sworn positions
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several items including a plane purchase for the Sheriff's Office, an emergency management agreement with Burlington, and Taser cartridge pricing. They are also considering a recommendation to use the Gibson Park Facility for a women's recovery center.
- Purchase of a 2003 Cessna 172SP Skyhawk for $379,500
- Interlocal agreement amendment with City of Burlington for emergency management services
- Sole source purchase of Taser 10 cartridges from Axon totaling $259,371
- Selection of Gibson Park Facility at 5209 West Wendover for a recovery center
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is considering budget amendments to reallocate $4 million for school capital needs and establish funds for vehicle replacements. The agenda also includes the realignment of North Carolina Education Lottery funds for various school repairs. Additionally, the board will recognize county departments for receiving national financial awards.
- Reallocating $4,000,000 in investment earnings to support Guilford County Schools capital needs.
- Establishing project ordinances for law enforcement, emergency services, and fleet vehicles totaling $2,696,000.
- Realigning $1,464,106 in NC Education Lottery funds for school repairs and renovations.
- Recognizing the County Finance Department and Budget & Management Services for GFOA awards.
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners will review updates regarding the FY 2024 budget. This includes progress reports on the Law Enforcement Administration Center, Erwin Elementary School, and the Legal Support Center. The board will also discuss the accreditation process for the Family Forward Initiative.
- Law Enforcement Administration Center update
- Erwin Elementary School update
- Legal Support Center update and draft review
- Family Forward Initiative accreditation process
Board of Commissioners
The Board is considering the adoption of a False Claims Act policy to comply with federal requirements. This policy addresses administrative remedies, state laws regarding false claims, and whistleblower protections for Medicaid providers.
- Adoption of Guilford County False Claims Act Policy (C. 2024-132)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review updates to the Cash Management and Investment Policy. They are also considering an interlocal agreement for Oak Ridge and a project delivery method for Lee's Chapel Road.
- $140,000 interlocal agreement with Town of Oak Ridge for security cameras and ADA ramp improvements
- Authorization of Design-Build procurement for modifications to the 1411 Lee’s Chapel Road facility
- Updates to the Cash Management and Investment Policy regarding risk management and diversification
- Reappointments to the Fire District Commission - Guilford-Randolph and Fire District Commission - Rankin
- Appointment of Justin Thompson to Visit High Point
Board of Commissioners - Work Session
The Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to discuss tax collection interlocal agreements and law enforcement pay considerations. The board will also review a draft for a Legal Support Center.
- Tax collection interlocal agreements (2023-558)
- Law enforcement pay considerations (2024-120)
- Legal Support Center draft (2024-121)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is considering a contract for mobile in-car radio upgrades for the Sheriff's Office. This item is part of the consent agenda.
- Motorola radio upgrade contract ($125K)