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Board adopts proposed legislative goals for NCACC submission, prioritizing revenue protection, land‑use authority, and public services

Pitt County Board of Commissioners · August 4, 2026
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Summary

Pitt County approved a package of legislative goals for the NC Association of County Commissioners process, emphasizing general revenue protection, opposing unfunded mandates, preserving local land‑use authority, broadband and infrastructure funding, farmland preservation, and public health supports.

County staff briefed commissioners on the NC Association of County Commissioners legislative goals process and proposed priorities for submission later in August. The goals package emphasized general revenue protection and opposing unfunded mandates; protecting local land‑use authority and addressing emerging land‑use issues; increasing funding for farmland preservation and infrastructure; and bolstering public health and human services funding.

Staff noted NCACC’s top priorities for the 2025–26 biennium and invited commissioners to submit additional proposed goals before the local deadline. The board voted to adopt the proposed list for submission to NCACC.