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County honors Sharon Glover on retirement; board proclaims World AIDS Day and encourages testing
Summary
Commissioners presented a retirement proclamation to Sharon Glover for 20 years of service with Alliance Health and the Cumberland County Mental Health Center, and the board proclaimed Dec. 1 World AIDS Day while announcing free testing events and partner services.
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The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners honored Sharon Glover on Dec. 1 for 20 years as a system-of-care coordinator with Alliance Health and the Cumberland County Mental Health Center. The chair read a proclamation that highlighted Glover’s work facilitating child and family team meetings, organizing school events and participating in county collaborative efforts.
Commissioners offered personal thanks. "Because of your tenacity, this community is so much better for all of your work," Commissioner Adams said during remarks recognizing Glover’s outreach and long service.
Later in the meeting the board presented a proclamation declaring Dec. 1, 2025, World AIDS Day in Cumberland County. The proclamation noted national statistics and called for prevention, testing and treatment. Dr. Green accepted the proclamation on behalf of the HIV Task Force and encouraged testing: "It is World AIDS Day ... go get tested today," Dr. Green said, and announced that the HIV Task Force would be conducting free testing on the campus of Fayetteville State University and that county and partner health providers offer testing regularly.
Why it matters: The retirement recognition highlights longstanding local public-health coordination and community outreach. The World AIDS Day proclamation pairs symbolic recognition with immediate public-health action: free testing events and partner services.
What’s next: The HIV Task Force and partners will run testing events this week and maintain testing availability at county health department sites and partner clinics as announced.

