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Bladen County commissioners adopt amended 911 addressing ordinance after public hearing with no comments
Summary
The Bladen County Board of Commissioners closed a public hearing with no public comment and voted to adopt an amendment to the county's 911 addressing ordinance; motion by Commissioner Glassman and second by Commissioner Brit.
The Bladen County Board of Commissioners closed a public hearing with no public comment and voted to adopt an amendment to the county's 911 addressing ordinance during its May meeting. Commissioner Glassman moved to adopt the amendment and Commissioner Brit seconded; the motion carried.
The public hearing drew no speakers. During the hearing the county made the record that there were no members of the public present to comment, the hearing was closed and the board proceeded to consider adopting the amended ordinance.
The transcript does not include the full text of the amendment or specify which sections of the addressing ordinance were changed. County staff presented the matter as a routine public hearing on a proposed text amendment and no additional testimony, exhibits or written comments were recorded in the hearing segment.
Because no public comments were received, commissioners made the decision on the ordinance without further public input. The board's action at the meeting was recorded as adoption of the amended 911 addressing ordinance.
The county clerk will need to supply the final ordinance text and effective date; those details were not specified on the record at the meeting.
