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Moore County commissioners approve proclamations, call hearings, award contracts and ask Raleigh to allow partisan local ballots
Summary
At its June meeting the Moore County Board of Commissioners approved a foster‑parent proclamation, called public hearings on road naming and rezonings, approved paving and aeration equipment contracts, authorized insurance contracts (Blue Cross Blue Shield and MetLife), authorized an LGC application for EMS stretchers, appointed members to local boards, and adopted a resolution requesting partisan local elections be allowed by the General Assembly.
The Moore County Board of Commissioners handled a packed agenda that included proclamations, procurement approvals, requests for public hearings and formal positions on state land‑use bills.
Proclamations and hearings: The board unanimously approved a proclamation naming May 2025 Foster Parent Appreciation Month in Moore County following a presentation by Renessa Carthens of the Department of Social Services. The board also voted to call public hearings (May 20, 2025, at 5:30 p.m.) on proposed amendments to the road‑naming and addressing ordinance, a conditional rezoning request for two parcels on Murdochsville Road (to B‑2‑CZ for a mini‑warehouse/self‑service), and text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance regarding religious‑institution standards; planning staff said each item was recommended for public hearing by the planning board.
Procurement and contract approvals:…
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