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Carteret County commissioners honor long-serving volunteer, name employees of the month and approve appointments

Carteret County Board of Commissioners · September 16, 2025
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Summary

The board recognized volunteer Larry Land for long service, presented three employees of the month, amended the consent agenda to recognize Oct. 5 as Commercial Fishing Day, and approved several board appointments and reappointments by voice vote.

At its Sept. 15 meeting the Carteret County Board of Commissioners presented a plaque to Larry Land for more than 20 years of service on the Board of Equalization and Review and on the Harbor Authority, and commissioners publicly thanked him for his community work.

Nick Wilson presented the Jamie Hicks Long Employee of the Month awards for July, August and September to Michelle Giblin (nursing supervisor, Carteret County Health Department), Stacy Smith (administrative assistant, public buildings), and Robert Huff (information technology specialist). Commissioners praised the honorees and described specific contributions such as clinic support, procurement oversight and emergency-response IT work during recent storm operations.

On the consent agenda, the board approved adding item 17 to recognize Oct. 5 as Commercial Fishing Day in Carteret County. Commissioners discussed the heritage and economic importance of commercial fishing and noted a Coastal County Coalition meeting set for Sept. 16 to coordinate advocacy for the industry.

The board also confirmed a slate of appointments and reappointments by voice vote: Clint Lewis to the Aging Planning Board and Regional Aging Advisory Committee (three-year term); Courtney Barnhill to the Beach Commission (term to Jan. 2028); Allison Whitlow to the Public Library Board (two-year reappointment); Judge Deborah Massey as the juvenile crime prevention council district court judge designee; and Dwight Turner to the Newport Board of Adjustment (three-year term).

Ending: Commissioners closed the meeting after final comments and a motion to adjourn.