PRESS RELEASE
The Alamance County Board of Commissioners will hold a Public Hearing on Monday, October 1, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. in the Commissioners’ Meeting Room, 2nd floor of the County Office Building, 124 W. Elm St., Graham, NC. The purpose of the meeting will be to receive comments on a proposal to extend economic development incentives to Universal Preserv-A-Chem, Inc., a company with plans to create new taxable investment in Alamance County of $9,000,000 in building expansion and equipment and to create approximately 39 full-time jobs at an average annual salary of $44,192 with no temporary workers. The proposed incentive offer is $90,000 to be paid over three (3) years.
The Alamance County Board of Commissioners is seeking a citizen to fill the clergy vacancy on the newly approved Alamance County Justice Advisory Council. This vacancy is for a member of the clergy or a lay person active in faith-based community services. The appointee will be appointed to a 3-year term and no more than three consecutive terms may be served.
The purpose of the Alamance County Justice Advisory Council is to provide oversight for the criminal justice continuum in a comprehensive, community-based and cross-discipline approach as it responds to issues that require a community response including Domestic Violence, Human Trafficking, Mental Illness and Detention and other justice related issues.
Meetings: Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of every month from 8:00 am to 9:30 am, at the Family Justice Center, 1950 Martin St, Burlington.
On October 6, 2017, at the Carrington Scott Campus of Alamance Community College, hundreds gathered for the dedication and ribbon cutting of the new Advanced Applied Technology Center.
The center’s purpose is to prepare students for 21st-century careers in fields that will remain local, are in high demand, and pay good wages. The center’s focus includes technology-driven fields such as AC / heating and refrigeration, automotive systems, computer integrated machining, mechatronics engineering, and welding. The center’s funding came from many sources, including private and public funds.
Local officials attending and participating in the event include Representative Mark Walker, State Senator Rick Gunn, State Representative Stephen Ross, Commissioners Chairman Eddie Boswell, Vice Chairman William Lashley, Commissioner Amy Scott Galey, and County Manager Bryan Hagood.
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Chairman Eddie Boswell
Vice Chairman William Lashley with wife Peggy Lashley
Commissioner Amy Scott Galey
County Manager Bryan Hagood
Dr. Algie Gatewood
ACC Choir Sings National Anthem
Dr. Algie Gatewood
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
William Gomory
Chairman Eddie Boswell
Cynthia Day Collie
MIranda Korarba
Zachary Uzodimma
Dan Gerlach
Rep. Mark Walker
Sen. Rick Gunn
Rep. Stephen Ross
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
Ribbon Cutting and Tour of Advanced Applied Technology Center
The Alamance County Board of Commissioners is seeking citizens to fill five vacancies on the newly approved Alamance County Justice Advisory Council. Each appointee will be appointed to a 3-year term and no more than three consecutive terms may be served. The five (5) appointed positions are as follows:
Member of the Clergy or lay person active in community service
Defense Attorney who is a member of local bar association
Licensed Psychiatrist
Mental Health Consumer or Advocate (NAMI Representative)
Domestic Violence Victim, Advocate, or Family Member
The purpose of the Alamance County Justice Advisory Council is to provide oversight for the criminal justice continuum in a comprehensive, community-based and cross-discipline approach as it responds to issues that require a community response including Domestic Violence, Human Trafficking, Mental Illness and Detention and other justice related issues. The Council consists of 19 standing members, by virtue of their position in the county and the above noted 5 appointed members.
Meetings: Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of every month from 8:00 am to 9:30 am, at the Family Justice Center, 1950 Martin St, Burlington.
The Fall County Government Academy kicked off its first night with “Meet the Commissioners” night. Chairman Eddie Boswell, Commissioner Amy Galey, and Commissioner Bob Byrd discussed their roles as elected officials. They also took questions from the participants.
It’s not too late! There are a few more slots available if you would like to submit your application. Please visit https://www.alamance-nc.com/county101/sign-up/ to sign up no later than Friday, September 8th.
Alamance County is now accepting applications for its upcoming Fall 2017 County Government Academy. The academy is free and will run for 10 consecutive Tuesdays from 6:00-8:00pm (the County Landfill session will start at 3:00pm-5:00pm) at various county departments starting on September 5th and will conclude on November 7th.
The County Government Academy helps participants learn about the county’s responsibilities and the vital role that county government plays in the community.
Participants must be Alamance County residents. Members serving on board-appointed advisory boards/committees are encouraged to sign-up. Class size is limited and academy slots are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Participants are asked to commit to attending every session.
*With the exception of the county landfill, all county locations are accessible via Link Transit. For route and schedule information, please visit linktransit.org or call 336-222-LINK (5465).
The 2017 Spring County Government Academy concluded its last session at the county landfill. Richard Hill, Solid Waste Director and Emily Ball, Asst. Solid Waste Director, spoke to the group about the size, regulations, and life expectancy of the landfill. Ms. Ball detailed the many layers of the landfill cell and discussed the recycling services. Johnny Dehart, Lead Attendant, accompanied the group on the tour. The group observed some of the landfill operations. They also observed and spoke with Emily Hinton, Landfill Attendant, who was finishing up work in the Recycling Center.
Alamance County is now accepting applications for its upcoming Spring 2017 County Government Academy. The academy is free and will run for 9 consecutive Tuesdays from 6:00-8:00pm (the County Landfill session will start at 3:00pm-5:00pm) at various county departments starting on March 7 th and will conclude on May 2nd.
The County Government Academy helps participants learn about the county’s responsibilities and the vital role that county government plays in the community.
Participants must be Alamance County residents. Members serving on board-appointed advisory boards/committees are encouraged to sign-up. Class size is limited and academy slots are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Participants are asked to commit to attending every session.
*With the exception of the county landfill, all county locations are accessible via Link Transit. For route and schedule information, please visit linktransit.org or call 336-222-LINK (5465).
World Class Education Committee: Friday, January 13 at 2:00 pm at the Cooperative Extension Building Auditorium at 209 N. Graham-Hopedale Road in Burlington.
Smart Growth and Development Committee: Wednesday, January 18 at 10am at the Family Justice Conference Room, 1950 Martin Street in Burlington.
Public Health and Safety: Monday, January 23 at 10 am at the Cooperative Extension Building Auditorium at 209 N. Graham Hopedale Rd., Burlington.
Government Accountability and Resource Management: Thursday, January 26, 2017 at 3pm at the Family Justice Center Conference Room at 1950 Martin St., Burlington.
Alamance County Government would appreciate our citizens’ help in setting specific objectives based on community feedback from residents during the preliminary strategic planning process. Please feel free to contact Libby Hodges at libby.hodges@alamance-nc.com if you have an interest in attending any of the upcoming meetings.
