Vice Chairman (District 5)· 2024-12-02 - 2028-12-04
Brent Springer
Pender County
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Top issues during term (18)(General)
Flock camera surveillance concerns
The town might save some cash by not buying or maintaining these pricey camera systems.
Vacant Board Seats Following Commissioner Brad George's Departure
Keeping the board fully staffed prevents any costly decision-making delays for ongoing county projects.
surveillance technology ban
Local police departments might have to spend extra time and money on manual tracking methods since their automated tech is gone.
bridge maintenance
While the fixes will cost money, the main price you'll pay is wasted gas and time sitting in detour traffic.
Tax Assessment Complaints
The valuation firm's $800-per-day fee is in dispute.
Future School Bond for New Schools
A bond means higher property taxes — likely several hundred million dollars if needs top $300 million as in past studies.
Countywide salary study and career development plans
Raises and step increases to align with neighboring counties could add to next year's budget.
candidates forum
Decisions made by the winning candidates will directly shape your local property taxes and how your school tax dollars get spent.
Holly Ridge annexation
Your local tax rates and utility bills could change depending on which town ends up providing your municipal services.
Resignation of County Attorney and Interim Legal Counsel
The interim firm's costs and contract terms were not disclosed at the meeting.
government fraud and cybersecurity
The county is out $650,000 directly from public funds, which could mean less money for local services or higher taxes later.
law enforcement cooperation
It saves local taxpayers from footing the bill for extra staff and training to handle federal immigration work.
personnel termination
Taxpayers could end up footing the bill for severance, legal fallout, or the cost of running a brand-new hiring search.
farmland preservation
Property values and agricultural tax structures could shift, potentially saving farmers money or boosting development land prices.
litigation legal coverage
The change could save Pender County taxpayers from covering potentially significant litigation costs.
government staffing dispute
Ongoing political fighting and the scramble to replace the county attorney could lead to higher administrative costs and stalled financial projects.
utility disconnections
You'll need to pay your past-due water bill immediately to avoid unexpected reconnection fees or service interruptions.
county manager termination
Potential severance payouts and future recruitment costs could impact the local budget.
Decisions during term (2)
Recorded while Springer was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(General)
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