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Scotland County, NC

Scotland County public meetings in 2022

5 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.

Thu Dec 15, 2022

DSS Board

✓ Decided: DSS Board approves administrative report and swears in new member

The Board unanimously approved the agenda and November meeting minutes. Director Snead presented an administrative report covering budget changes, personnel turnover, and SCATS driver requirements. The Board also swore in Darrell “BJ” Gibson as an official member.

Mon Dec 5, 2022

Board of Commissioners

✓ Decided: Board considers property sale to East Laurinburg Baptist Church

The Board received notification that the upset bid process for the property at McKay Street and 6th Street is complete. No other bids were received beyond the $1,500 bid from East Laurinburg Baptist Church. Budgetary adjustments for a state library grant and Sheriff's Office funds were presented.

Thu Nov 17, 2022

DSS Board

✓ Decided: DSS Board approves administrative report and meeting agenda

The Board unanimously approved the November 17, 2022, agenda and the October 22, 2022, meeting minutes. Members also approved the Administrative Report, which detailed staffing shortages in Child Protective Services and updates to the Scotland Area Transit System.

Mon Nov 7, 2022

Board of Commissioners

✓ Decided: Board approves incentive package for Sopakco and funds Arts Council

The Board authorized a tax incentive package for Sopakco (Project LeapFrog) and approved $50,000 for the Arts Council of Scotland County. Additionally, the Board voted to add Juneteenth as a county holiday and approved $24,000 for soil mitigation at a planned truck driver training facility.

Wed Oct 26, 2022

DSS Board

✓ Decided: DSS Board approves revised rules of procedure and SCATS public hearing

The Board approved updated Rules of Procedure and authorized a public hearing regarding a potential hybrid transportation model for SCATS. The Board also approved the October Administrative Report.