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Votes at a glance: key actions from the Jan. 13 Pitt County commissioners meeting
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken Jan. 13 by the Pitt County Board of Commissioners, including routine reports, ordinance adoption, appointments and confirmation of closed-session minutes.
At its Jan. 13 meeting the Pitt County Board of Commissioners recorded a number of routine and formal actions. The board adopted or approved the items below; motions were recorded in the meeting transcript and carried as shown (where the transcript does not list a mover/ seconder or roll-call tally, the record notes that fact).
Votes at a glance
- Proclamation: Adopted a proclamation recognizing January 2025 as Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month and commending its observance. (Motion: read and presented; outcome: adopted.)
- December tax collection report: Approved. The fiscal-year combined collection rate through Dec. 31, 2024 for real and personal property was reported as 81.36%. (Motion carried.)
- Consent agenda: Approved (includes routine items listed in the meeting packet). (Motion carried.)
- Parks and facilities ordinance: The board voted to repeal Facility Services Ordinance No. 2 and adopt the amended Parks and Facilities ordinance as Facility Services Ordinance No. 4, adding it to the Pitt County Code of Ordinances; associated fee manual updates were recommended. (Motion to approve staff recommendation; outcome: adopted.)
- Appointments: The board made several appointments and reappointments, including reappointing Catherine Hasek Meyer to the Animal Services Advisory Board (term through Feb. 6, 2028) and nominating two county representatives to the Greenville Planning and Zoning Commission (ETJ requirement). (Motions carried.)
- Closed-session minutes: Approved closed-session minutes from Sept. 16, 2024. (Motion carried.)
The transcript includes motions and the chair’s direction to raise hands for approval on many of these items; specific roll-call tallies by commissioner name are not present in the public transcript for most consent and routine items.
