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Chatham County investigates former employee[Mar. 4, 2006] Based on findings from the State Auditor’s Office released to the county Wednesday, the Chatham County Manager’s Office asked the Sheriff’s Department to investigate a former county employee for allegations related to accepting gifts from a now-defunct cleaning supply vendor.
2006 candidates in Chatham County[Feb. 28, 2006] The filing period for the 2006 Elections ended today at noon. Below is the list of candidates running in Chatham County elections.
County updates residents on solid waste decal delays[Feb. 13, 2006] Due to unexpected weather-related delays from the decal printing company, Chatham County Waste Management Department reports that the distribution of the new waste collection center decals has been delayed until Monday, Feb. 20. “It is important to note that the delay in the decals is not a current problem for residents, because there is a grace period until April 30, said Robert Holden, director of the Waste Management Department.
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Chatham Waste Management Department
Election board resolution to purchase new voting machines[Jan. 17, 2006] The Chatham County Board of Elections hereby recommends the following certified voting equipment to the Board of County Commissioners: Voting Type: Direct Record Electronic - iVotronic;
Vendor: Election Systems and Software; Estimated Cost: $622,021
Chatham Planning Board minutes - 9/06/05[Jan. 11, 2006] The Chatham County Planning Board met in regular session on the above date in the auditorium of the Cooperative Extension Building in Pittsboro, North Carolina. A quorum was present to begin the meeting.
Misenheimer named interim Pittsboro manager[Jan. 10, 2006] Pittsboro's Board of Commissioners agreed Monday to hire Samuel Misenheimer as the interim town manager. Misenheimer, previously the assistant city manager of Concord, starts today. He will fill the position left open by David Hughes, who resigned last month.
Chatham hopes to balance budget without tax increase[Jan. 5, 2006] The Chatham County Board of Commissioners agreed this week to try to balance the county's 2006-07 budget without raising taxes. The board voted last year to raise the tax rate by 4 cents per $100 of assessed property value, which allowed it to take on more debt without raising taxes in the near future.
Chatham County tax listing forms mailed[Jan. 3, 2006] With the new year, Chatham County residents can expect to receive their 2006 listing notices. The Chatham County Tax Office mailed annual listing notices to residents last week, according to Kim Horton, Tax Administrator. Taxpayers that have not received their notices by Friday (January 13) should contact the Tax Office for further listing instructions.
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Chatham Planning Board agenda - 4/04/06
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Chatham Board of Commissioners meeting agenda - 3/06/06
Chatham Board of Commissioners meeting agenda - 2/20/06
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New North Carolina laws go into effect in 2006
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