Health and human services items between 12 Oct 2025 and 12 Oct 2026
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| Health and human services | 575 |
| Budget and appropriations | 104 |
| Schools and education | 86 |
| Grants and outside funding | 80 |
| Police and public safety | 55 |
| Housing and affordability | 42 |
| Drugs and addiction | 39 |
| Public facilities | 39 |
| Contracts and procurement | 35 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 33 |
| Homelessness and shelter | 29 |
| Appointments and personnel | 27 |
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Extends the 2007 smoking ordinance, which covers only town buildings and vehicles, to ban smoking and vaping on all town grounds, parks, greenways and trails. It would also ban both in enclosed public places throughout Cary, with criteria-based outdoor smoking areas and enforcement under state law. The proposed effect…
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Speaker: Michelle Barrett, Staff LiaisonDiscussion item Health and human services
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Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Drops four minimum self-pay colposcopy fees after a state audit and adds eight lab and blood-draw fees set at Medicaid rates.
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Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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A proclamation recognizing October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month.Enter Recommended Action HereProclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Accepts $2,081 more in state maternal health money for prenatal care, bringing this year's addendum to $25,495. No county money is required.
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A first county policy for requests under GS 65-106 to move remains from abandoned graves in unincorporated Chatham County. It sets out notice to next of kin and the public, archaeological review where needed, and board approval. Applicants pay all costs.
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Minutes approval Health and human services
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16-7412 HR1 Impacts on SNAP: A Deep DiveStaff estimate HR1's cost to Wake County: $2.5 million to $4 million as the federal share of SNAP administration halves on 1 October 2026, $2.3 million to $3.3 million for twice-yearly Medicaid rechecks from December, and about $12 million a year from October 2027 if the state passes its SNAP error-rate penalty down t…
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16-7413 Food Security UpdateCooperative Extension reports on the 2023 food security plan's ARPA programs, most ending in December 2026. Partners distributed more than 2 million pounds of fresh food from 2024 to 2026 and generated $11 million in sales for local producers. The update also covers continuing farmers market SNAP support, the farm-to-…
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16-7414 Child Support Program OverviewSocial Services gives an overview of the child support program: parent location, paternity, setting and enforcing orders. Wake collected $44.5 million in fiscal 2026, established 877 new orders, and collected 69.79% of current support owed.Presentation Health and human services
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Housing for New Hope and Central Pines Regional Council report on UNITE Street Medicine, the ARPA-funded team that brings health care to unsheltered residents with partners including the HEART response team and Durham Tech.
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7.C Zoning Map Amendment & Land Use Plan Amendment - WakeMed, 6126 Dwight Rowland Road - REZ-2026-08Rezones 4.77 acres from Residential Agricultural to General Commercial conditional zoning, with a land use map change, for WakeMed's freestanding emergency department in Fuquay-Varina. The state issued the certificate of need in July 2025. Conditions bar uses including gas stations, bars and pawnshops. The Planning Bo…
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County staff describe youth behavioral health work with the schools, including the Jamezetta Bedford Crisis Care Center due in winter 2027-28, the mobile crisis teams serving each district, and a proposed countywide intervention mapping for youth.
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Proclaims 3 October 2026 as Duke Regional Hospital 50th Anniversary Recognition Day.Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Accepts $35,000 passed through from the City of Durham's $175,000 Together Table grant, from the African American Mayors Association and the American Beverage Foundation. Cooperative Extension would hire a part-time community garden coordinator and expand cooking and nutrition classes through September 2027.
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26-0495 Budget Ordinance Amendment No. 27BCC026 Public Health to Recognize $11,791 for Family PlanningAccepts $11,791 more in state family planning money for the health department, the difference between the budgeted amount and the 2026-27 award. No county money is needed.
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Creates an Early Childhood Task Force of providers, employers, parents and others to study child care for children from birth to age three and report back with recommendations. Anything needing county money would come to the board separately.
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Staff report on a $500,000 youth grant program funding 10 to 12 one-year grants to nonprofits for mental health, enrichment and academic support. Applications open 16 October and are due 20 November.
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Staff review the housing programs the county now offers and goals for expanding them.
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An extension of the 2007 smoking ordinance to all town grounds and the whole parks system including greenways and trails, and to private enclosed places open to the public across the town, with a narrow criteria-based allowance for designated outdoor smoking areas. E-cigarettes are covered throughout. Effective 1 July…Removed from the agenda; not heard
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A proclamation recognizing Veteran Suicide Awareness Month.Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Accepts the petition and sets a 13 October 2026 public hearing on annexing 3.60 acres for Apex Medical Center at 1405 and 1407 Zeno Road.
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The packet carries a draft proclamation on immigration enforcement for the Board of Commissioners. It would declare that county funds, facilities and personnel are reserved for local public health, safety and community services and will not be used to assist civil federal immigration enforcement, on the ground that fe…Proclamation or recognition Civil rights and nondiscriminationHealth and human servicesImmigration and enforcement
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First reading of WakeMed Health and Hospitals' request to rezone 6126 Dwight Rowland Road, with a land use plan amendment, case REZ-2026-08.
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The county's part in joining WakeMed to Atrium Health. WakeMed needs amended and restated articles of incorporation and a second amendment to its transfer agreement before the two systems can combine, and the chair would be authorized to sign, subject to federal approval and the county attorney's terms.xxxxxxx
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A report on the Expanding Access to Early Learning initiative, with a decision for the board on whether to run it for a full fiscal year.
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A presentation on how the county is spending its opioid settlement money, framed around overdose prevention.
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A $250,000 mobile health clinic, with the county manager authorized to negotiate the contract with Tesco Specialty Vehicles.
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A public hearing and resolution committing $37,500, a 10 percent match, for the state transportation department's 2028 Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities grant.
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WakeMed Health & Hospital asks to rezone 4.77 acres in the town's extraterritorial jurisdiction from Residential Agricultural to General Commercial Conditional Zoning, and to change part of the land use map from Suburban Office to Suburban Commercial. The site is for WakeMed's proposed standalone emergency department,…
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A proclamation for Diaper Needs Awareness Week, added at the meeting.read into the record · The information was received.Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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An additional $32,438 for the Transit Assistance Program, which funds fully subsidized fixed-route and paratransit trips for adults with low or no income. TAP riders took more than 400,000 trips in FY25 against an original FY26 budget of $82,500. GoTriangle presents the Route 800 and TAP requests together as cost-neut…
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Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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A proclamation recognizing October as PANS and PANDAS Awareness Month.Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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A proclamation recognizing September as Senior Center Month.Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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A proclamation recognizing October 2026 as Community Planning Month.Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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A resolution adopting the town's age-friendly community strategic action plan.
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The board would adopt a resolution approving the Age-Friendly Community Strategic Action Plan, presented at the board's August 4 work session.Resolution Health and human services
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Second reading of Board Policy 6220, Operation of Child Nutrition Services.
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Chatham's health department would accept $4,248 in additional family planning funding from NC DHHS, drawn from state and federal sources including Title X. The money would cover staffing costs for family planning clinical services.
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Chatham County Department of Social Services would accept $2,700 in one-time LINKS funding from NC DHHS to help cover added needs for foster children aged 14 to 21. The award requires no local match.
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Revises the site agreement with the neighboring owner, Capkov Ventures, after the entrance road moved. The county reimburses up to $50,000 for erosion control and may stockpile soil on Capkov's lot.
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6.A MinutesA proclamation for Diaper Need Awareness Week.Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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A proclamation for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.Proclamation or recognition Budget and appropriationsHealth and human servicesPolice and public safety
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A change to the board's 2026 meeting schedule.Procedural Health and human services
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The only item pulled out for discussion: a proposal to wrap a police patrol car in a veterans theme.
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26-0485 AnnouncementsAnnouncements read by the clerk: limited Veteran Services hours from 21 to 25 September, the RYSE assessment center for youth aged 10 to 17, a feasibility survey for Durham County Memorial Stadium, the low-income homeowners relief program for property taxes, a Welcome Baby sock drive with a goal of 6,000 pairs, and a…Read by the clerk.
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Introduction of Sheila Bratts as Durham County Youth Home director. Bratts started at the youth home in 1998 as a detention counselor and worked up through assistant director.Received.
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A proclamation for World Alzheimer's and Dementia Awareness Day. Dementia Inclusive Durham holds its annual forum on 23 September at the Durham Convention Center.Adopted.
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A proclamation naming 14 to 20 September National Diaper Need Awareness Week, and recognizing the Diaper Bank of North Carolina and its partners.Adopted.
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A proclamation naming September National Recovery Month. The Recovery Community of Durham holds its tenth annual event on 26 September at Elizabeth Street United Methodist Church.Adopted.
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A proclamation naming 19 September Rooted in Wellness Day for the North Carolina Black Alliance, which brings health screenings and resources to communities the usual health system does not reach.Adopted.Proclamation or recognition Civil rights and nondiscriminationContracts and procurementHealth and human servicesWater and sewer
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26-0428 Interlocal and Joint Use Agreements for New Emergency Operations Center and Backup 911 Call CenterAn interlocal agreement and joint use agreement with the City of Durham for the new emergency operations center and backup 911 call center at 2422 Broad Street. The project budget is $55,156,315.24, with the county responsible for $25,869,253, or 46.9 percent. The city council considers it on 21 September.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Appropriating $212,000 of general fund balance to cover cost increases on 11 previously approved ambulances, after the state adopted updated CAAS standards for newly manufactured units.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Recognizing $300,000 from Carolina Complete Health for public health work on barriers to care for uninsured and underinsured residents. No county money is required.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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The Department of Public Health would present results from the 2025 Community Health Assessment survey. Conducted with Partnership for a Healthy Durham and Duke Health between March and June 2025, it reached more than 1,200 Durham County residents.Presented and discussed; no vote.Presentation Health and human services
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Commissioners continue retreat discussion of the county's strategic plan, weighing a possible new goal for aging services. Wake is among the fastest-growing counties in the country for residents 65 and older, and staff have drafted goal language to raise, by 2029, the share of seniors who report having the resources t…
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Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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The committee returns to planning for more senior center space and to its work plan assignments. In August the town manager reported that the earlier plan to take two adjoining suites was pushed to 2028 by existing leases, and that staff are instead pursuing a lease on the Petland building in the same shopping center,…
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Open discussion of future programming. Staff invited members in August to bring ideas for programs the added space could carry.Discussion item Health and human services
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Nine programs between 16 September and 2 October, most at the Morrisville Senior Center: a skin care talk, an estate planning session, a falls prevention class, a senior resources fair on 24 September, a PACE briefing on home-based care, and the International Festival at Indian Creek Trailhead on 19 September.
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The board would appoint MaryLou Gelblum and Stephanie Boswell to second terms, Sandra Okeke Bates to a first term, and nursing home administrator nominee Barbara Gilmour to a one-year initial term on the Adult Care Home and Nursing Home Community Advisory Committee. Three administrator-nominee seats would stay vacant,…
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The board would appoint Carla Julian to an at-large seat on the Advisory Board on Aging. Two at-large seats would remain vacant.
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A ceremonial proclamation marking National Clothing Insecurity Awareness Day.Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Approves a lease to move the senior center to a larger space, presented to the council on 25 August.
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That the Board of Commissioners adopts the proclamation requested by Commissioners.Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Extra state money for the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council in the 2027 budget year, accepted and appropriated.That the Board of Commissioners accepts and appropriates $10,000 of additional funding from the North Carolina Department of Public Safety (NC DPS) to support ongoing youth traffic diversion programm…
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Additional Ryan White Part B funding for oral health care, which serves county residents living with HIV.That the Board of Commissioners accepts and appropriates $211,380 from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) for Ryan White Part B Oral Health Care Services.
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Supplemental federal money for the county's share of Medicaid administration in 2027.That the Board of Commissioners accepts and appropriates $2,400,705 of State revenue and expenditures in the General Fund from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to support im…
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Community Care of North Carolina funding for the county public health department's child health program.That the Board of Commissioners accepts and appropriates $71,331.02 of funds awarded through Community Care of North Carolina for Bringing Value Home Innovation Funding into the Public Health Grants…
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Consent agenda Health and human services
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Recommendations from the Durham Violence Reduction Working Group, with a resolution endorsing them.
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Results of the 2025 Community Health Assessment survey, run with Duke Health and the Partnership for a Healthy Durham between March and June 2025 and reaching more than 1,200 residents.Presentation Health and human services
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S peaker: Michelle Barre tt, Staff Liai sonApproved without objectionStaff or committee report Health and human services
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Speaker: Michelle Barrett, Staff Lia isonStaff or committee report Health and human services
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HB 377 2026 Court Changes.A wide court package. It changes how superior court judges are assigned in the largest districts, requiring assignments from adjacent divisions, and creates a suspension procedure for a judge under investigation where immediate harm is found. On families, it shortens adoption filing and lets records reach the Division…Filed by Stevens. Last action: placed on the calendar for 2 September 2026. Changes Chapters 1, 14 (criminal law), 143B (executive organization), 163 (elections), 20 (motor vehicles), 28, 30, 31, 36C…
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Two halves. The first draws drug-free zones 100 to 300 feet around homeless shelters and service facilities, making sale or possession of a controlled substance inside one a felony, adding penalties for operators who knowingly allow offences on their premises, and requiring signs marking the zones. The second bars loc…Filed by Rhyne, Chesser, and Pickett. Last action: placed on the calendar for 4 August 2026. Changes Chapters 160D (local planning and development regulation) and 90 (medicine and controlled substanc…
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Three minutes per speaker. One submission on a fentanyl awareness initiative is attached to the agenda.
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First reading of policy 6220 on child nutrition services, moved to action at this meeting rather than held for a second reading.
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A resolution commending the late Commissioner Jamezetta Bedford, who died on 21 June, and naming the county's Crisis Diversion Facility for her.
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An emergency medical services agreement with Alliance under its tailored plan.
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A funding request against the county's opioid settlement money, with an amended spending authorization resolution and a matching budget amendment.
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A professional services contract with Timmons Group for special inspections during construction of the Crisis Diversion Facility, the building being named for Commissioner Bedford earlier in the same meeting.
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Would make a drug offense within 300 feet of a homeless shelter or a publicly funded homeless service provider a Class E felony for anyone 21 or older, and would make it a Class 1 misdemeanor for the operator of such a facility to knowingly allow one. A separate part restricts camping and sleeping in public spaces: a…Filed by Rhyne, Chesser, and Pickett. Last action: placed on the calendar for 4 August 2026. Changes Chapters 160D (local planning and development regulation) and 90 (medicine and controlled substanc…
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Ceremonial.Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Policy 6220 on the operation of child nutrition services.
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The district's school mental health plan, filed as SHLT 003.
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Naming the county's Crisis Diversion Facility. A resolution commending the late Commissioner Bedford and naming the facility for her comes back on the 1 September agenda.
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Animal control service contracts with Carrboro, Chapel Hill and Hillsborough for the 2026-27 year.
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Proclaims August 24-26, 2026 as Supportive Housing Week, requested by Housing for New Hope, a Durham nonprofit working to prevent and end homelessness.Staff or committee report Health and human servicesHomelessness and shelterHousing and affordabilityTransit
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Authorizes the county manager to accept easement conveyances for the Whispering Pines Stream Restoration Project and execute related documents.
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Recognizes $233,176 from NC DHHS for local public health workforce development.
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Recognizes $15,000 from the state Improving Community Outcomes for Maternal and Child Health grant for Family Matters Durham.
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Recognizes $56,250 from the state Chronic Disease and Injury, Tobacco Prevention and Control Branch for tobacco/nicotine prevention training in Region 5.
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Submission of a letter to the state outlining a 1.42% aggregate change to Public Health's chargemaster billing rate.Consent agenda Health and human services
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26-0444 Continuum of Care ILA RenewalRenews an interlocal agreement between Durham County and the City of Durham restructuring governance of the NC 502 Continuum of Care, reconstituting HSAC as a thirteen-member governing board for HEARTH Act oversight.
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Appointments to the Durham-Wake Counties Research and Production Service District Advisory Committee and the Opioid Settlement Advisory Committee.
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Next meeting 17 September 2026 at the Southern Human Services building on Homestead Road.Staff or committee report Health and human services
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From the animal services director: clinic and relief veterinarian staffing, the program manager post, and follow-up from the rabies clinic.
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Temporary staffing for school cafeterias and the child nutrition warehouse.
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One of seven amendments to contracts for transporting exceptional children in 2026-27.
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Presentation Health and human services
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Consent agenda Health and human services
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Redirects previously committed opioid-settlement funds to new appropriation.
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Adopts a project ordinance governing how opioid-settlement funds will be spent.
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Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Presentation Health and human services
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Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Update on the school system's Child Nutrition Services program.
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An update on child nutrition services.
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Wellness programme equipment for officers.
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Renewal of the town's telehealth benefit.
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Changes the membership of the task force.
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Routine budget amendments and transfers on the consent agenda.Approved on the consent agenda 4-0
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Authorizes the town manager to sign a water and sewer extension contract for the Orange County Crisis Diversion Facility, a new 16-room mental health facility on Waterstone Drive, adding about 711 feet of 8-inch water main and 567 feet of 8-inch sewer main to the town's system at a requested capacity of 2,400 gallons…Approved on the consent agenda 4-0
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Contract with temporary staffing agency Roth Staffing for $255,747.66 to support the Board of Elections through the upcoming general election.
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Recognizes $2,444 from the state Communicable Disease Branch for HIV/STI screening, treatment, and prevention services.
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Shifts capital and PAYGO funding totaling about $506,945 to pay NCDOT for acquisition of the Durham-to-Roxboro Rail Trail corridor, with a related TIP agreement amendment.
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Recognizes $850,290 in additional state funding and authorizes nine new full-time positions in the Department of Social Services to implement federally mandated Medicaid changes from H.R. 1.Staff or committee report Budget and appropriationsGrants and outside fundingHealth and human servicesPolice and public safety
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Board review of the Sheriff's Office's $171,408 Byrne JAG grant application, split 50/50 with the Durham Police Department, to fund a virtual reality training tool among other uses.
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Sends a letter to Durham's congressional delegation asking for more time before new SNAP cost-sharing requirements in H.R. 1 take effect, citing impacts on the Department of Social Services.
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The Boys & Girls Club's summer 2026 quarterly report.Staff or committee report Health and human services
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Stephen Winters and Mary Tiger of OWASA present on what PFAS contamination means for the utility's operations and ask the commission for input on OWASA's draft guiding principles.Discussed; input given
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Sustainability intern Addison Vlastnik reports on the Heat Action Cohort's progress over the summer.Received
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Update on recreation programs for seniors, presented by Gerard O'Connell.
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A board tour of Rose Park Manor, a senior housing property on Kilmayne Drive. The meeting was canceled for lack of quorum before it took place.
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Update on the town's Age Friendly Community and Action Plan.Presentation Health and human services
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A contract for transporting exceptional children in 2026-27.
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An agreement with AMIkids Infinity Wake County, which runs an alternative programme for students at risk of exclusion.
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Child nutrition services readiness for day one of the 2026-27 year.
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A memorandum of understanding with the YMCA for the 2026-27 year.
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A contract for speech and language therapists serving exceptional children.
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A commissioner announced the Eno Arts Mill reopening on 7 August. The vice-chair reported from the Board of Social Services that federal and state SNAP changes are expected to add significant cost to the county budget, and that the prospect of consolidating DSS into a unified human services department has hurt staff m…
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Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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Speaker: Erin Puckett, Planning and Community Development Executive Summary: The applicant requests Cary consider an amendment to its Official Zoning Map by rezoning approximately 7.4 acres at 1005 and 1017 Reedy Creek Road and 0 N. Harrison Ave. (PIN 0765617623) from Residential 40 (R-40) to Office and Institutional…Ordinance Fire and EMSHealth and human servicesHousing and affordabilityRezoningRoads and transportation
Case 25-REZ-03 →R-40 → OI-CU · 75 units · Approved
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Briefing on TABLE, a food access program serving children in the Chapel Hill and Carrboro area.
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Reports from Cooperative Extension staff.
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7a VAD updateUpdate on the county's voluntary agricultural districts, which give enrolled farms notice protections against nuisance complaints.
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A memorandum of understanding with United Way of Chatham County.
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The year's service contracts and capital housekeeping. Up to $2,364,862 with a managed care organisation to arrange mental health, developmental disability and substance use services for county residents. $1,258,760 with a nonprofit to run the county animal shelter. $225,000 with a chamber of commerce for business rec…
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A special use permit to expand a family childcare home at 4321 Hilltop Needmore Road from six children under a 2019 home occupation permit to ten. The 0.87-acre site is in the town's extraterritorial jurisdiction, zoned Residential Agricultural, with Hilltop Needmore Town Park and Preserve to the north. State child de…Approved 6-0 on all four findings and on the permit
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Changes to the Longtime Homeowner Assistance program, which discounts or rebates property tax for low-income owners. Now in its fifth year.Approved unanimously: eligibility widened to ten years of ownership, with a new component for owners aged 70 or over at 30% of area median income or below who have been in their home twenty years. St…
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Final financing resolution for the Crisis Diversion Center, authorizing up to $27,000,000 in 2026B installment purchase financing to pay for its construction.Adopted unanimously.
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Who supervises the county tax administrator. Staff laid out five models, from the board taking full day-to-day oversight to leaving it entirely with the county manager. One commissioner argued against board supervision, saying he had seen department heads forced out over clashes with commissioners and expected politic…Approved unanimously on a Pitt County model: the annual evaluation is the board's with the manager's input, the work plan is the manager's with the board's input, and day-to-day supervision stays wit…
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Whether to solicit offers to buy county land at 6823 Millhouse Road.Approved 4-1. Portie-Ascott opposed, saying the county has a practice of selling land well below market value. Another commissioner noted the board can stop negotiations at any point, and a member as…
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Appointment to the Board of Health. An optometrist seat, vacant since January 2026, stays open.Approved unanimously.
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Fifteen consent items, including the first fiscal 2026-27 budget amendment, a state grant for a mobile integrated health program, financial policies for the transit tax working group, the Rigsbee subdivision preliminary plat, a reinstated interlocal agreement with Chapel Hill, and a Duke Energy grant for a flood detec…Approved unanimously.
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Consent agenda Health and human services
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Commissioner Evans reported the CAMPO and GoTriangle boards approved the FY2027 Wake Transit Work Program, including $92 million for transit investment and $78.5 million for new and expanded operations, and announced her appointment to chair the Central Pines Regional Council of Governments. Commissioner Stallings rep…
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Public Speaks Out.Procedural Health and human services
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World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Durham Refugee Day and Summer Learning Week.Proclamation or recognition Health and human servicesImmigration and enforcementSchools and education
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Includes adoption of the 2026-27 opioid settlement fund ordinance and spending resolutions totalling $2,209,689 - $1,465,886 to human services and $743,803 to public safety, with an opioid program manager post at $165,000 and $369,860 to a treatment provider inside the human services share - as approved by the opioid…
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A proclamation for Vitiligo Awareness Day.Proclamation or recognition Health and human services
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The recommended funding plan for the town's Human Services Funding Program, which distributes grants to non-profits.adopted · Pass · Council adopted R-5 approving the recommended funding plan for the Human Services Funding Program.
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Shelter and foster numbers from the animal services director.Procedural Health and human services
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The fiscal 2027 operating budget, the county fee schedule, an opioid settlement fund spending authorization the state requires, and a resolution defining how occupancy tax is used. Built from decisions the board reached at a 4 June work session after a January retreat where the manager described an unprecedented $21 m…A motion to send the budget back to the manager for another 0.47 cents in cuts failed 3-3. The budget then passed 5-1, McKee opposed, saying he feared the beginning of a long line of tax increases.
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Final design and guaranteed maximum price for the Crisis Diversion Facility, an amendment to the Gilbane construction manager-at-risk contract, and the budget amendment raising capital authority to match.Approved unanimously. The financing resolution for it, up to $27 million, followed on 9 July.
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Consent items including a Pollinator Week proclamation, a resolution supporting Tobacco 21 against youth vaping, the year's twelfth budget amendment, an amended contract with Clarion Associates for a comprehensive plan, and an emergency watershed protection agreement with the federal conservation service.Approved.
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Staff or committee report Health and human services
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