Government

Chatham Planning Board agenda - 8/02/05
[Aug. 1, 2005] The Chatham County planning board will meet on Tuesday, August 2, 2005 at the Cooperative Extension Building, in Pittsboro, NC at 7:00 P.M.

Chatham Board of Commissioners meeting agenda - 8/01/05
[Jul. 31, 2005] The Chatham County Board of Commissioners meet on Monday, August 1, 2005 at the Agricultural Building Auditorium, in Pittsboro, NC at 9:00 A.M.
Also: Chatham County, NC website

Army exercise includes Chatham County
[Jul. 29, 2005] Students attending the Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC) here will conduct a two-week training exercise across a 15-county area in central North Carolina beginning July 29, officials at the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School (SWCS) announced July 26. The exercise, called “Robin Sage,” will include Chatham County.

Mayors & town commissioners up for election
[Jul. 19, 2005] In Chatham County, voters in Pittsboro, Siler City and Goldston will go to the polls this fall in municipal races. Mayors and commissioners will be up for election in three municipalities. The filing period for the November 8th municipal elections opened at noon on Friday, July 1.

2004 Chatham County's top 150 property taxpayers
[Jul. 18, 2005] Here's the list of Chatham County's top 150 property taxpayers in2004.

Chatham Board of Commissioners meeting agenda - 7/18/05
[Jul. 15, 2005] The Chatham County Board of Commissioners meet on Monday, July 18, 2005 at the District Courtroom, in Pittsboro, NC at 6:00 P.M.
Also: Chatham County, NC website

Chatham seeks volunteers for the Animal Services Advisory Committee
[Jul. 15, 2005] The Chatham County Board of Health is creating an Animal Services Advisory Committee to advise the Board of Health regarding animal control, welfare, sheltering, fostering and adoption issues. This committee is to be composed of nine members, who will fill seats designated by occupation, area of representation and avocation and staffed by the health department’s animal control manager, John Sauls.
Also: Chatham County Public Health Department

Chatham County Waste Management
[Jul. 13, 2005] The Waste Management Division manages approximately 1/3 of the solid waste generated in Chatham County. The remaining 2/3 is handled under contract by the towns of Pittsboro, Goldston and Siler City and by private haulers who offer commercial and residential services. Chatham County has not operated a Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) landfill since October 1993. All solid waste that is not recycled is hauled to a privately owned transfer station located behind Wal Mart in Siler City. From there it is currently hauled to a private landfill in Sampson County.

Chatham Planning Board agenda - 7/12/05
[Jul. 8, 2005] The Chatham County planning board will meet on Tuesday, July 12, 2005 at the Cooperative Extension Building, in Pittsboro, NC at 7:00 P.M.

Chatham to increase tax rate 4 cents
[Jun. 22, 2005] The Chatham County commissioners voted 4-1 Monday to increase the tax rate 4 cents to 59.7 cents per $100 of property valuation. That's a 7.2 percent increase in revenue after adjusting for this year's property re-evaluation. Chatham county is set to spend $62.5 million during the 2005-06 fiscal year -- a 10.5 percent increase, $5.9 million more than in the 2004-2005 budget.

Human service transportation
[Jun. 15, 2005] The Chatham Transit Network, or CTN, provides Chatham county residents with daily subscription route non-emergency medical transportation to Chatham county human service agencies. Medical transportation can also be provided to cities such as Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Winston-Salem and Greenville.

Chatham going with a 4-cent tax increase
[Jun. 8, 2005] The Chatham County Commissioners are moving toward a 4-cent property-tax rate increase per $100 valuation -- 2 cents less than the county manager's proposed spending plan. The commissioners are expected to vote on the budget ordinance at their June 20 meeting.

Senate approves legislation protecting North Carolina's lakes
[Jun. 2, 2005] Late Tuesday night, on the heels of more than 2,000 public comments calling on the Department of Environment and Natural Resources to protect Jordan Lake, Senators unanimously approved a bill providing protections for Jordan Lake, and drinking waters reservoirs statewide. Tuesday morning North Carolina Public Interest Research Group and the Haw River Assembly gathered at Jordan Lake to call for protections of the lake. That same evening Senators approved Senate Bill 981, the "Drinking Water Reservoir Protection Act."
Also: Haw River Assembly
Also: NCPIRG

Chatham County seeks residents to fill vacant seats
[May 4, 2005] The Chatham County Board of Commissioners is seeking citizens who are interested in promoting public health to fill a Veterinarian Seat, a Professional Engineer Seat, and two (2) Public Seats on the Chatham County Board of Health. Terms are effective July 1, 2005. Applicants must be residents of Chatham County. Applicants for the Veterinarian and Professional Engineer seats are required to have current licensure.
Also: Chatham County