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Bladen County commissioners approve multiple advisory-board appointments and replacements

5021252 · June 18, 2025
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Summary

The Bladen County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of reappointments and replacements to several advisory boards and committees in a voice vote, including replacements on the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council and the Local Emergency Planning Committee.

The Bladen County Board of Commissioners approved several reappointments and replacements to county advisory boards and committees during their public meeting.

Commissioners reappointed members to the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC) and moved to replace Reverend Adam Self, who moved out of the community, with Reverend Maria Lachwell. Commissioner Cameron said he would remove Greg Evans from one listing and seek another police-department representative from outside the sheriff’s department to serve on a board; the commission agreed to revisit that nomination next month.

The board also approved replacements on the Local Emergency Planning Committee: Tim Goss was replaced by Dr. Robert Heather, David Rachemeyer was replaced by Patrick McCarl, and Jennifer Maynard was replaced by Robert Coolum. A motion to approve the slate was made, seconded and carried by voice vote.

Commissioners briefly addressed additional advisory items, noting one nursing-home appointment and other routine calendar items. The board scheduled follow-up to confirm a police representative from a different jurisdiction and to return with any outstanding candidate lists at the next meeting.

Ending: The appointments were approved by voice vote; commissioners directed staff to bring candidate updates on the police-department representation and other pending vacancies at a future meeting.