This website is accessible to all versions of every browser. However, you are seeing this message because your browser does not support basic Web standards, and does not properly display the site's design details. Please consider upgrading to a more modern browser. (Learn More).
Posted Tuesday, February 27, 2007
E-mail this page
Printer-friendly page
Chatham County, NC - Along with the usual county commission meetings, Mike Cross attended the NC Association of County Commissioners Board of Delegates, Chatham County Leadership Academy Graduation, NC Regional Council of Governments Legislative Reception, and the Triangle J Council of Governments Legislative Breakfast.
February 7, 2007: NC Association of County Commissioners Board of Delegates
February 5, 2007: Board of Commissioner meetings
February 2, 2007: Chatham County Leadership Academy Graduation
I enjoyed attending lunch and the Graduation Ceremony for 14 of our county staff members completing our Leadership Academy. This is a one year course covering all aspects of county government which is taught by our Department Heads and Staff. Graduates also become our Chatham County Ambassadors. I think this was the first time that the entire Board of Commissioners attended.
January 31, 2007: NC Regional Council of Governments Legislative Reception
Approximately 125 Legislators and COG Delegates from around the state attended this event. Lots of smiling, hand shaking and “oh, by the way”, let’s take a good look at the 1% Land Transfer Tax !
This was held at the Sheraton Imperial, in Durham.
Many of the Legislators representing the TJ-COG counties (Orange, Durham, Chatham, Wake, Lee, Johnston and Moore) attended. House Speaker, Joe Hackney, addressed the group and we enjoyed some one-on-one conversation with the various Representatives and Senators. Of course, I spent my time pushing for the 1% Land Transfer Tax.. I hope the day will come when I can talk about something else!

Got Feedback?
Send a letter to the editor.
Subscribe
Sign up for the Chatham Chatlist. Find out what your friends and neighbors are saying about what's going on in Chatham County.
Advertise
Promote your business at chathamjournal.com
Subscribe now: RSS news feed, plus FREE headlines for your site