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Votes at a glance: agenda approvals, appointments and minutes

Pitt County Board of Commissioners ยท May 5, 2026
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Summary

At its May 4 meeting the Pitt County Board approved the agenda, ratified multiple presentation items and recognitions, approved a contract to relocate the Pit Area transit facility, confirmed appointments to the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council and to the ECU Health board, approved closed-session minutes for April 13, and adjourned after a brief closed session.

The Pitt County Board of Commissioners took several procedural and action items during its May 4 meeting:

- Agenda approval: Chair called for a motion and, after a second, commissioners were asked to vote; the motion carried on voice vote (tally not specified).

- Presentations/recognitions: The board approved presentation items and recognized a Girl Scout Gold Award recipient and multiple Eagle Scout recipients.

- Contract award: The board approved a contract amendment and 5% contingency for the Pit Area transit relocation project (low bid $1,035,000; total $1,086,750 as presented).

- Appointments: The board approved the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council recommendation to appoint Anne Marie Miller as the district attorney designee to fill a partial term expiring 12/31/2026. The board also approved the nomination to appoint Commissioner Rochelle Brown to the ECU Health Medical Center board of trustees to replace a vacated seat.

- Closed session and minutes: The board entered closed session under attorney-client privilege and exempt-record grounds as read by the manager, then returned to open session, approved closed-session minutes for April 13 and adjourned (motions and votes recorded; roll-call tallies not specified in the transcript).

Where tallies are not recorded: multiple motions were moved, seconded and carried by voice vote; the transcript does not provide individual yes/no vote tallies for these items.

Source: proceedings of the Pitt County Board of Commissioners, May 4, 2026.