At a glance: key votes — Brunswick County, June 16, 2025
Summary
Major formal actions: adoption of the FY2026 budget (3–1, one absent); one‑time ARP appropriation of $883,569; CPACE notice of intent approved; acceptance of a $1,210,000 EPA grant with a $250,000 match; multiple board appointments; motion to enter closed session approved.
This summary lists formal votes and actions taken by the Brunswick County Board of Commissioners on June 16, 2025.
- FY2026 budget ordinance, fee schedule, five‑year CIP, opioid settlement resolution: adopted (recorded 3–1, one member absent). Board discussion and vote are recorded in the meeting transcript.
- ARP appropriation: Amendment to appropriate $883,569 of ARP‑enabled fund balance for one‑time public safety and solid‑waste costs: moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
- CPACE program: Notice of intent and scheduling of a public hearing to enable county participation in NC’s CPACE financing program: motion moved and approved; staff will schedule public hearing and bring a resolution after the hearing.
- EPA grant (utilities): Acceptance/acknowledgement of a $1,210,000 EPA grant for design of rehabilitation of 12 sewer pump stations with a $250,000 county match from enterprise fund reserves: motion moved and approved.
- Board appointments: Multiple nominations for library boards and the voluntary agricultural district were moved and approved by voice vote.
- Closed session: Board moved into closed session 'pursuant to 143‑318.11(a)(1) and (a)(5)' to review closed session minutes, discuss property purchase and give direction to staff; motion approved.
For full details on each item (motions, who moved and seconded, voting breakdown where recorded), see the meeting transcript or contact the county clerk’s office.
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