Steve Carter

economic development and growth

Property values and local business revenue will likely rise, but taxpayers could end up footing the bill for necessary road and infrastructure upgrades.

Solid Waste Management and Recycling Ordinance Revision

May affect waste management operational fees or exemption processes.

2027 Schedule of Values Public Hearing

Staff time for community engagement events.

Department of Social Services Administrative and Policy Impacts

Estimated $890,000 decrease in administrative revenues for social services.

election turnout

Processing the higher voter volume might require extra staffing and overtime pay for election workers, potentially stretching the local budget.

law enforcement bonuses

Zero impact on local taxpayers since these bonuses are completely funded by the state budget.

school district finances

Local taxpayers get a break from emergency budget talks since the district scraped together a $3.7 million cushion.

library board appointments

Doesn't look like it'll cost taxpayers extra cash right now, but it's all about who gets to hold the purse strings later.

juvenile crime prevention

Investing in early intervention now could save taxpayers a ton of money down the road by lowering the costs of police work, courts, and prisons.

election results

No direct financial impact from election results, though future tax policies and city budgets will be shaped by the winners.

capital projects and emergency services

The source doesn’t give a price tag, but these are public capital projects, so county money is going into construction and emergency-service upgrades.

environmental contamination lawsuit

Taxpayers could end up footing a massive bill for legal fees and environmental cleanups if the county loses the lawsuit.

EMS Whole Blood Program and Uniforms

Ongoing overtime costs and proposed capital investments for life-saving equipment like blood transfusion kits ($115,000) and video laryngoscopes ($30,000).

Alamance Community College Public Safety Training Center Operations

Involves approximately $300,000 annually in base operating costs for the training center.

FY27 Budget Forecast and Fund Balance Compliance

Projected budget gap of approximately $12.9 million for the upcoming fiscal year.

Clapp Mill Landfill Traffic and Zoning Concerns

Potential reduction in property tax revenues if nearby property values decline.

Sesquicentennial Park Funding and Maintenance

Potential capital contribution or matching grant funds from the county budget.

County Jail Overcrowding and Housing Conditions

Potential operational or capital expenditures to evaluate and modify detention facilities.

Employee Compensation and Market Study Implementation

Cost of $207,142 for the remainder of the fiscal year, funded from the HR budget.

Departmental Challenges and Staffing

Millions in potential unbudgeted administrative costs and capital investments for EMS and technology.

Maintain Property Tax Rate and Utilize Capital Transfer

ADJOURNMENT

Approval of the Agenda as Amended

Consent Agenda Approval

Advertisement of Delinquent 2025 Taxes

Revisions to the Board's Rules of Procedure

Clerk Appointment Resolution

APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA

CONSENT AGENDA

APPOINTMENTS/ REAPPOINTMENTS

Human Services Board – Sonya Carter

Budget Amendment 8

Approval of Minutes

ADJOURNMENT

Approval of Adjusted Pay Plan Numbers

Adjournment

Approval of the Agenda

Consent Agenda

Employee Compensation: Market Study Implementation

Adjournment

Approval of Adjusted Pay Plan Numbers

Adjournment

Approval of Implementation

Employee Compensation: Market Study Implementation

Approval of Implementation

Approval of Market Study Implementation Option 2