Gates County Board of Commissioners 6:00 PM Wednesday, August 16, 2023 Commissioners Chamber - Historic Courthouse  Regular Meeting Agenda  115 Court Street Gatesville, NC 27938  Call to Order  Opening Prayer Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag  I I.  Approval of Agenda Consent Agenda:  A. Approval of Minutes July 19, 2023 Regular Meeting B. Proclamation - Child Support Awareness Month August 2023  I. New Hire: Scott Pearce IT Director  IV. Public Comments  V. Public Hearing- CDBG -NR2018 Closeout  VI. Special Presentation  6Month Update from Office of Congressman Don Davis- - David Webb Regional Director ARHS-2 2022 Annual Child Fatality Prevention Team Report - Sandra Ferebee Albemarle After Action Report - Multi-Agency Haz Mat Training Exercise Summary - Interim Emergency Service Director Billy Tutwiler and 911 Director Dawn Abbott  Regional Health Service  Broadband Update - Ernal Bright  VII. New Business  A. Budget Amendment  B. Amend FY 2023-2024 Fee Schedule for Planning, Zoning, Inspection Fees E. Public Safety Committee (Standing Committee) - Dr. Althea Riddick  C. Gates County Jury Commission Appointment D. Gates County Board of Adjustment Appointment  VII. County Manager Report/Updates  IX.  Commissioners' Committee Updates  X. Chair Update    XI Adjourn  CONFLICTS OF INTEREST  Pursuant to. North Carolina General Statutes, members of the Gates County. Boardo/Commisioners must abstain from discussion and voting on matters where a legal conflict of interest is preseni. Members who suspect they may have a potential conflict ofimterest in a matter. shall confer with the County Attorney. prior to the meetings. for legal opinion. A Commissioner who requests to abstain from any given matter otherwise requiring their lawful duty to act shall state the nature of their conflict to the Board. The Board, afier hearing.from the County_Attorney, on the. same, shall vote upon whether a legal conflict or a substantial appearance thereof exists. ffound present, the Board by  majority vote shall excuse the Commissioner) from all participation in the matter.    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County 115 Court Street PO Box 148, Gatesville, NC 27938  Phone (252)357-2411 Fax (252)357-0073  MEMORANDUM  TO: Gates County Board of Commissioners FROM: Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to the e  DATE: August 11, 2023  RE: Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes  Ihave attached the following Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes:  July19,2023BOC Regular Meeting Minutes  Board Action Required: Board of Commissioner's approval of minutes.    1  GATES COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  MEETING MINUTES July 19, 2023  The Gates County Board of Commissioners met in regular session at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 19,2023, ini the Gates County Historic Courthouse, 115 Court Street, Gatesville NC. Commissioners Present: Commissioners Riddick, Hofler, Craddock and Rountree were present.  Absent: Commissioner Emily Truman was excused. and County Attorney Pitt Godwin were present.  County Officials Present: County Manager Scott Sauer, Clerk to the Board Joleatha Chestnutt Other Staff Present: Finance Officer William Roberson, Panning/Economic Development Director Lisa Cherry, Public Utilities Director Brad Arnold, Interim Emergency Management  Director Billy Tutwiler, and Interim Tax Administrator Taylor Fischer. Call to Order: Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick called the meeting to order. Invocation of Prayer: Vice-Chair Jonathan Craddock administered the prayer. Pledge of Allegiance: Commissioners led the Pledge of Allegiance.  Approval of Agenda  Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick requested a motion for the approval of the agenda as presented. Commissioner Linda Hofler made a motion to approve the agenda as presented. Vice-Chair  Jonathan Craddock seconded the motion that passed unanimously. 4Ayes: Commissioners Hofler, Riddick, Craddock, Rountree  ONays    2  Resolution Honoring Retirement- Ray Freeman, III  Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick asked SheriffRay Campbell, ChiefDeputy Jim Yount, and Retiree Ray Freeman, III to come to the podium; in which, she read the following Resolution Honoring Retirement of] Ray Freeman, III from the Gates County Sheriff's Office as follows:  Dr.A Althea Riddick Chairman Orlan Rountree Gates Emlly Truman Gatesville  Gates County Boardof Commissioners 1150 Court Street Gatesville, North Carolina 27938  Jonathan Craddock Vice-C Chairman Eure Lindal Hofler Hobbsville  RESOLUTION OFA APPRECIATION RAYFREEMAN,  WHEREAS, Ray Freeman) III, Captaino of Gates County Sherif"sOfice, retired June 10, 2023, afler 11> years ofi meritorious: servicc to Gates WHEREAS, Gates County is committed to provide responsive and efficient services that support and advance the development of our WHEREAS, Ray Freeman 111, has consistently supported thisc commitment by working each day to oversec thatr minute details ande exccuted. WHEREAS, during! hist tenure with Gates County Ray Frecman III, hass served the public with faimess, ingenuity, and dedication; and WHEREAS, Gates County wishes to honor Ray Freeman III, for his service tot thc citizens int the capacity holding the rank of Captain with the Gates County Sherifl's Office, al two-term member oft the County's Board of Commissioners (including a: stint as Chairman); President ofthe Gates Voluntcer Firel Department, President oft the Gates Ruritan Club; and Chairman ofGates County Chamber of Commerce Board WIIEREAS, Gates County wishes tol honor Rayl Freeman III,i in hish home County ofGates, forl hiss servicet to thec citizens ofthisg great County, and does express gratitude to Ray Freeman II, forl hisa accomplishments andi invaluables contributions towards providingt the! highest level of NOW,THEREFORE, BEI ITP PROCLAIMIEDTIATA the Gates County Boardo ofCommissioners: dol hereby extend ours sincere: and gratefil appreciation to1 Ray Freeman III, for his dedicated services to Gates County, our congratulations ons a well- earned retirement: and ourl best BE IT FURTHERI RESOLVED! that this Resolution, adopted this 19 day of) July 2023, shall be entered into the minutes oft the Gates  County Government;  WHEREAS, Ray Freeman III, hast beent as sworn officer for (54) fify- four ycars; community's cducational, recreational, and economic prosperity; und timely, efficiently and withl professionalism; and  ofDirectors; and  service tos support an active, dynamic, and thriving community.  wishes tol him! forc continued success, happiness, and good! health int they ycars to come, County Boardo of Commissioners: andac copy presented to Ray Freeman II. AAKAA Dr. Althea) Riddick, Chair Gates County Board ofo Commissioners M donathan Crnddock, Vice-Chair irda Hopoe Commissioner Lindal Hofler  - Commissioner Brian Rountree Commissioner Emily  1 -  S 0 E  Truman    3  Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick requested a motion to approve the Resolution Honoring Vice-Chair Jonathan Craddock made a motion to approve the agenda as presented. Commissioner Brian Rountree seconded the motion that passed unanimously.  Retirement ofRay Freeman, III.  4Ayes: Commissioners Hofler, Riddick, Craddock, Rountree  ONays New Hire:  A. William "Billy" Tutwiler - Interim Emergency Management Director "Billy" Tutwiler to serve as our Interim Emergency Management Director.  County Manager Scott Sauer informed the Board of Commissioners that he asked William William Tutwiler thanked the Board for the opportunity to serve as the Interim Emergency Management Director. He stated that he wanted to assist the County as much as possible.  New Hire:  B. Taylor Fischer - Interim Tax Administrator  Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick asked Chris. Hill Tax Administrator and Taylor Fisher to approach the podium. Dr. Althea Riddick informed the Board that Chris Hill, Tax Administrator has Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick thanked Chris Hill Tax Administrator on the behalf of all the Chris HillTax Administrator expressed his gratitude to the Commissioners for his employment Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick discussed with the Board that Taylor Fischer will be serving in the position of Interim Tax Administrator; and that, Taylor Fischer would be appointed on Wednesday, July 26"at5 5:00 p.m. as the Interim Tax Administrator upon approval ofthe Board of Commissioner Linda Hofler made a motion to appoint Taylor Fischer to serve as Interim Tax Administrator; and that, she be sworn in by the Clerk to the Board on Wednesday, July 26that5:00 p.m. Vice-Chair Jonathan Craddock seconded the motion that passed unanimously.  accepted anotherj job.  Board of Commissioners for diligently working for the County.  with the County for the last four years.  Commissioners. Dr. Althea Riddick asked ifthere was a motion.  4Ayes: Commissioners Hofler, Riddick, Craddock, Rountree  OA Nays Consent Agenda  Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick requested a motion to approve the consent agenda.    4  Commissioner Brian Rountree motioned to approve the consent agenda. Vice-Chair-Jonathan  Craddock seconded the motion that passed unanimously. 4Ayes: Commissioners Craddock, Rountree, Riddick, Hofler The following items were approved on the consent agenda: A. Approval ofMinutes March 30, 2023, Special Meeting  ONays  B. Tax Administrator's Settlemcnts Report of 2022-2023 Unpaid Taxes and Insolvents C. Tax Administrator's Financial Statement of2022-2023 Unpaid Real and Personal Property D. Board of Commissioners Charge of 2023-2024 Tax Levy and Tax Collection Order E. Resolution Dcclaring No One Insolvent and Recharging Delinquent Collections to the Tax  (APPENDIXI) (Appendix II)  Administrator for Collections as Delinquent Taxes (Appendix III)  F. Rcquest for Tax Refunds Public Comments  David Forsythe 37 Desert Road, Corapeake in Merchant's Commerce.  Expressed his concern about the Merchant Commerce Plans for placing a housing section Expressed his concerns oft the recent purge of board members for Gates County Board of Elections, and the relocation of current office oft the Board of Election to ai new location.  Old Business  Item (A)_Gates Community Center Facility Assessment Report  Michael Celauro, AIA, NC ARB SUMMIT Design & Engineering Services, PLLC provided the following analysis oft the Community Center evaluating some exterior of the walls.  Executive Summary  Summit Design & Engineering Services, PLLC (SUMMIT) was engaged by Gates County, NC to perform a building evaluation of the existing community center in Gatesville, NC. This was prompted by evidencc of water intrusion witnesscd at both the roof and building envelope throughout the building. We were tasked to provide a visual inspection of the performance ofthe roofing and envelope systems. Additionally, we were asked to perform an asbestos and lead paint test to determine whether either is present within the building. SUMMIT contracted Atlas Engineering, Inc. (Atlas) for building envelope and roof evaluation. OLM Environmental, Inc. (OLM) was contracted toj perform field observations and bulk sampling to determine the presence ofa asbestos containing materials (ACM) and lead-containing paint (LCP) in the existing interior Our observation was solely visual and did not involve invasive evaluation. The evaluation  finishes, exterior sealants, and roofing materials.  reviewed the following areas:    5  Roof System: It is in poor condition and is experiencing several deficiencies typical of a roof system its age. Thei roofsystem should be completely removed down to the roofdeck and replaced Wall Envelope: The original building envelope construction is inadequate to prevent water infiltration into the facility. The current existing system allows water in and then trapping it, Asbestos: Chrysotile asbestos was identified in the roofing related material samples from the Lead: Test results indicated that none of the sampled paint finishes contain lead greater than the The roof of the Gates County Community Center consists of four areas, each of which has the samerofcompostion. The original roofsystem appears tol be a gravel-surfaced built-up roofwith polyisocyanurate insulation, perlite insulation, and a vapor barrier on a metal deck, with a small section of concrete deck at the central roof area. A recovery roof consisting of a 3-ply smooth surface modified bitumen membrane with perlite insulation was installed over the original gravel built-up roof around 2011. The roof decks slope towards perimeter gutters that discharge into  with a new system as soon as possible.  resulting in active water leaks, moist walls, and peeling paint.  existing roofing system.  minimum amount to be considered LCP by OSHA.  underground drain lines on the west side oft the building.  OBSERVATIONS Exterior Building Envelope systems, scalants, and drainage.  The building exterior was inspected to document the condition of the brick façade, window Ing general, the building envelope isi in poor condition. The sealants around all windows and doors are in poor condition and need to be replaced. An inspection of all sealant areas should be done The brick façade is also inj poor condition. The mortar is cracked and missing in several locations, and exterior sealants are breaking down. In addition, the building appears to have been built without brick expansionjoints, causing brick to crack from thermal expansion at several locations. Several sections oft the exterior brick pilasters/lecorative columns are built from waterinfiltration and thermal expansion. Water stains can be easily observed along all exterior walls, indicating water infiltration into the wall system. No weeps were observed along all exterior indicating that the walls were not constructed as a cavity wall system. Exteriorr moisture testing ofthe brick façade indicated various moisture reading levels varying from 0.0% to 3.1%. The exterior steel angles utilized at window and door headers are corroding in several locations, with the corroded steel expanding and cracking the surrounding mortar and bricks. At one maintenance entrance on the Destructive testing was performed on the rear of the building to observe the interior wall  annually as part ofregularly scheduled maintenance.  rear side, the plywood transom panel above the door has deteriorated.  conditions, as the original construction was unknown.    6  Interior Building Envelope  Interior areas of the community center evaluated included the gymnasium, fitness center, classrooms, common areas, and office space. Internal finishes were inspected for signs of water staining or distress, las well as representative areas above the ceiling tiles and the exposed structure. In talking with staff and maintenance, water leaks and water intrusion into the building isac critical issue that is being dealt with constantly. These active leaks appear to be allowing water into the building through fastener openings where the metal roof deck is fastened to the bar joists. Atlas believes that water exists within the flutes of the metal deck itself, indicating that water has Finally, the facility is experiencing major moisture intrusion issues along the exterior walls. The existing paint along most exterior walls is] peeling, exposing efflorescence on the CMU block wall behind. Moisture readings were taken at various locations around the interior of the facility, ranging from readings of 2.6% in the fitness center to the meter maxing out at 6.9% in the gymnasium. These observations indicate that water is infiltrating the exterior brick façade and saturating the CMU block behind it. The interior paint appears to be trapping the moisture against  infiltrated the entire roof system.  the block.  Four primary observations and our recommendation are:  1) The roofsystem at all four roofareas consists ofar recovery smooth surface modified bitumen roof over the original gravel built-up roof. The recovery roof was installed around 2011, making it on the order of 12 years old. It is in poor condition and is experiencing several deficiencies typical ofar roofs system its age. The roofs system should be completely removed down to the roofdeck and replaced with a new system as soon as possible. The roofsystem components include asbestos containing materials (ACM) and will require proper abatement as part ofthe tear-off. During tear off, the roof deck should be inspected for deterioration from 2) The original building envelope construction isi inadequate toj prevent water infiltration into the facility. The original construction does not contain modern wall system components such as rigid insulation, water/air-barriers, flashing, end-dams, or weeps; these systems provide insulation and allow water to infiltrate through the brick façade but then provide a clear path for water to exit the wall system. The current existing system allows water in and then trapping it, resulting in active water leaks, moist walls, and peeling paint. We recommend that the existing wall systems be reviewed in combination with a new building envelope system 3) All sealant and caulk at perimeter or the windows and doors are deteriorated and should be completely replaced. The steel lintels at most masonry opening locations are corroded and bulging and should be repaired or replaced. Additionally, no brick expansion joints were built into the original construction. Wei recommend that' brick expansionjointsl bei installed at various locations at the same time as the above construction recommendations are done.  water entry.  designed and incorporated into ai new roof structure.    7  4) In the interim period before major renovations can be done to the building envelope systems, we recommend that the existing interior paint be removed to allow the wall systems to breathe and the moisture to possibly dry out. This can be done in conjunction withl HVAC adjustments There is a need for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing full evaluation. They would review that Vicc-Chair Jonathan Craddock stated the first step will be to: fix the Community Center roof; in which, we can explore options of how to tie roofs to side walls and replace the existing gutter  and the possible addition of dehumidifiers.  and provide an analysis once receiving accessibility to the facility.  systems.  Michael Celauro stated that there are public grants available for asbestos removal. Vice-Chair Jonathan Craddock made ai recommendation to be addressing the roof. Vice-Chair Jonathan Craddock made a motion to move forward to the next step of removing the roof. Commissioner Linda Hofler seconded the motion that passed unanimously.  4Ayes: Commissioners Hofler, Riddick, Craddock, Rountree  ONays  Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick asked the County Manager Scott Sauer to move forward with Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick stated that the county will be asking for three (3) million dollars  asbestos grant application. from Albemarle ofCommission.  Old Business  Item (B) Broadband Update- Erna Bright come to the podium to present Broadband Updates.  Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick asked Erna Bright Board Chair to the Broadband Commission to Chair to Broadband Commission Erna Bright provided the following Broadband Updates: Hea attended al Broadband stakeholder meeting ofthirty (30) participants in! Raleigh. Alll Right-of-Ways in utilities in North Carolina powerlines can be no lower than 18 feet or 24 Roanoke Connect committed to replace their poles; however, it is going to be aj process. There is a statute inl North Carolina that states "anybody who tears anything down of121 feet, six inches you are accountable for fixing it. They would like our help to do away with that There will be a central number for someone to call if the vendor does damage to others  feet.  State Statue, stated Erna Bright.  property.    8  New Business - Item (A) Vehicle & Leasing Program Presentation: Presentation to the Board of Commissioners' as follows:  Devon Moore and Chrissy Huff Enterprise Fleet Management presented a Power-Point Devon Moore discussed the current government clients with municipalities and partnerships Itisour understanding that Sheriff Campbell is looking to buy Durango Emergency Response Vehicle's. Manufacturers are no longer making sedans. SUVs are being used for pursuits of Ms. Chrissy Huff explained to the Board of Commissioners that leasing patrol vehicles for Sheriff's Departments in North Carolina has grown significantly since Enterprise's first client, Bertie County Sheriff's Office which Mr. William Roberson developed from the ground up. Ms. Huff explained that Enterprise will handle the acquisition of the vehicles based 011 Sheriff Campbell's specifications, and handle all title, license, and registration requirements with NCDMV. She also explained that leasing payments will: not begin until the vehicle is upfitted with equipment specified by the Sheriff and the work will be done by al local vendor ofhis choice. The Enterprise leasing programs will provide Gates County with a streamlined fuel program, maintenance using local repair shops, and individual vehicle data reports tracking mileage, engine Vehicles will be replaced and sold by Enterprise, using the vehicle data reports in order to determine thel best price point for resale value. Gates County will retain equity in the vehicle when itiss sold, and use those funds to lower the monthly leasing costs as new vehicles are added to the fleet for Gates County. The Enterprise leasing program will provide Gates County will full maintenance (both preventive and scheduled) up to 100,000 miles although most vehicles will be Mr. Devon Moore provided further explanation of the fuel purchasing system, options to use. local gas stations, and tracking fuel costs for individual drivers and each vehicle. He: also explained that thel Enterprise leasing program helps the County avoid large capital outlay expenditures and assists the County with better managing its cashflow for all vehicle costs. There are n0 mileage limitations or mileage penalties, and no fees assessed for abnormal wear and tear when used in Mr. Moore indicated that as the program begins and vehicles are delivered, he works very closely with the Finance Director William Roberson and Sheriff Campbell, providing an initial three-  with counties inl North Carolina as well.  vehicles.  operation time, fuel efficiency and repair cost data on a monthly basis.  resold on the used car market with significantly lower mileage.  service by the County.  month review, a six-month review, and an annual report for the County.  Chrissy Huff'sjobi is to monitor the sale of vehicles.    9  County Manager Scott Sauer asked the Board for a motion for the Finance Officer to engage with the Enterprise Fleet team, and execute the appropriate documents as reviewed by the County Vice-Chair Jonathan Craddock made a motion to authorize the Finance Officer to engage with thel Enterprise Fleet Management Team as recommended by the County Manager. Commissioner  Attorney.  Brian Rountree seconded the motion that passed unanimously. 4Ayes: Commissioners Hofler, Riddick, Craddock, Rountree  ONays oft the Sheriff.  County Manager Scott Sauer stated we are looking initially at leasing 8 vehicles for the Office Sheriff Ray Campbell stated he is very supportive of the Enterprise Fleet Management process. He expressed how difficult it has been trying to shop for new vehicles; and he is very appreciative Chrissy Huff stated that every vehicle the County currently owns will go on the Enterprise Maintenance Plan. They will monitor the repairs and the cost. Chrissy emphasized that this data is soi important. It will assist them in tracking the fuel cost for the entire fleet and to start this process  oft the vehicles being delivered to them.  right away.  New Business - Item (B). Water System Update The radio read water meters have been ordered. The utility department is fixing leaks and doing taps.  Public Utilities Director Brad Arnold came to the podium and reported the following:  Testing on fluoride; continues as it has for (20) years and the customers have been notified through the media. They now must notify the customers through billings. You must have a Fluoride naturally occurs in water and there are 2 or more ways to remove fluoride. Commissioner Linda Hofler stated the County has dealt with fluoride issues in the past, and it Vice-Chair Jonathan Craddock asked if there was a plan for installing the meters? Public Utilities Director Brad Arnold responded that it was discussed during aprecomsinuetionmeting County Manager Scott Sauer informed the Board of Commissioners that there had been many questions from customers about the water conservation rate adjustment. The additional five cent per 8,000 gallons through the (2) months billing period; and that, every other utility department does bill monthly. The county manager explained that the $29 base rate covers the first 2,000 gallons and for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed the charge is $5.00 per 1,000 gallons up to8 8,000 gallons. Above 8,000 gallons consumed during the two-month billing cycle, the charge is  Public Notice.  occurs naturally.  that they will install by routes.    10  $5.05 per 1,000 gallons. He emphasized that the County would receive points for the Water County Manager Scott Sauerinformed the Board ofCommissioners: that he met with a customer along with Daphne Walker to discuss the water rate; and that, once everything was explained the County Manager Scott Sauerinformed the Board that once everything was tested that the County will return to a monthly reading and billing. County Manager Scott Sauer stated that the County's Vice-Chair Jonathan Craddock recommended that a copy of the Gates County Public Utilities Department FY 2023-2024 Water Billing Rate Schedule be placed in the billing ini the next billing Public Utilities Director Brad Arnold informed the Board of Commissioners that he should be  Conservation Rate when applying for certain grants.  customer understood. It was quite a productive meeting.  Groundwater is great.  cycle and posted on1 the County's webpage.  hearing from Rodney Tart Green Engineering in a few days.    11  Gates County Public Utilities Department  FY2023-2024  Water billing rates schedule, for bi-monthly billing  Gates County Bi-monthly billing for water $5.00p per 1,000 gallons up to 8,000 gallons consumed bi-monthly  Gallons Consumed Gallons 2,000  Total 2,000  Cumulative charges based on household consumption  Base Rate up to 2,000 gallons $ 29.00  $ 5.00 $ 5.00 $ 5.00 $ 5.00 $ 5.00 $ 5.00 $ 59,00  1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 8,000  3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000  $ $ $ $ $ $  34.00 39.00 44.00 49.00 54.00 59.00  Subtotal bi-monthly Water billing  Water Conservation Rate $5.05 per 1,000 gallons consumed above 8,000 gallons bi-monthly  $ 5.05 $ 5.05 $ 5.05 $ 5.05 $ 79.20  1,000 9,000 1,000 10,000 1,000 11,000 1,000 12,000  $ $ $ $  64.05 69.10 74.15 79.20  Total bi-monthly billing  12,000 gallons    12  New Business - Item (C)NCACC Conference: Voting Delegate Designation:  County Manager Scott Sauer informed the Board of Commissioners that the NCACC's 116th Annual Conference Business Session will be held in Wake County on Saturday, August 26, at 2 pm, with each county entitled to one vote on items that come before the membership, including  the election oft the NCACC Second Vice President. NCACC Constitution, Article VI:  "On all questions, including the election of officers, each county represented shall be entitled to one vote, which shall be the majority expression of the delegates of that county. The vote ofany county in good standing may be cast by any one ofi its County Commissioners who is present at the time the vote is taken; provided, ifno commissioner be present, such vote may be cast by another county official, elected oT appointed, who holds elective office or an appointed positioni in the county whose vote is being cast and who is formally designated by the Board of County Commissioners. These provisions shall likewise govern district meetings of the Association. A county in good standing is defined as one which has paid the current year's dues. County Manager Scott Sauer stated the Board needs to select someone to cast the vote on behalf Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick made a motion that Vice-Chair Jonathan Craddock will serve as the voting delegate for the NCACC Annual Conference . Commissioner Brian Rountree  oft the County.  seconded the motion that passed unanimously. 4Ayes: Commissioners Hofler, Riddick, Craddock, Rountree  ONays  County Manager's Report/Updates:  County Manager Scott Sauer presented the following report to the Board of Commissioners: On July 12th he met with the Fire Fighters Association in Eure. Dawn Abbott, 911 Director's staff provided a report and encouraged all: fire departments to work with calling systems (Call Numbers) with the radios; part of a national standard. This will help the county to qualify for The fire hydrant replacement; Public Utilities has coordinated with the list fort the firel hydrants. Sign Replacements - Interim Emergency Management Director William Tutwiler is working Fire Tower' Training will be coordinated by the College of Albemarle. Review oft the legislation for the fire service household fee was also briefly discussed. ITI Director Scott Pearce, with over 20 years from Bertie County will be starting Monday, July 31st working in the Finance Department. This position willl be assisting IT Warren Curry with  Federal Government Grants. It was an excellent presentation.  Fire Chiefs brought some concerns. on updating the list ofmissing road signs.  all technology in all departments.    13  Commissioner Update(s) Commissioner Jonathan Craddock  Congratulated Ray Freeman, III for being a faithful sworn officer for 52 years. Broadband = reiterated how happy he is for the farmers for the pole height changes. Broadband deployment ist not complex there goal is to remove the complexity from broadband, advise local governments to make good decision on broadband investments, and make  broadband service providers accountable to deliver on promises. Broadband service goals for Gates County Local presence ofs service providers Special rates for qualifying low-income residents Frequent reports to County on construction process Frequent reports to County on service quality Focus willl be on remaining unserved areas NC Maximum is $4M per project  CAB Project Funding  County Matching fundi is determined by how much ARPA: funds the County received Gates  County ARPA LFRF received $2,245,783 ($200,000). County Broadband action task force already done in Gates. Advertise for an experienced volunteer School district participation Other participants Thel benefit provides:  Affordable Connectivity Program - The Affordable Connectivity Program is an FCC program that helps connect families and households struggling to afford internet services. Up to $75/month discount for households on qualifying Tribal lands; and  Upt to $30/month discount for internet service; through aj participating provider.  A one-time discount of up to $100 for a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet purchased A household is eligible for the Affordable Connectivity Program if the household income isat or below 200% oft the Federal Poverty Guidelines, or ift the household meets at least Participates in Medicaid, Federal Public Housing Assistance, Veterans Pension or Participates in Bureau of Indian Affairs General Assistance, Tribal TANF, Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations, or Tribal Head Start Participates in Free or Reduced-Price School Lunch Program or the School Breakfast Program, including through the USDA Community Eligibility Provision Meets the eligibility criteria for a participating broadband provider's existing low-  Who Is Eligible?  one of the criteria below:  Survivor Benefits, SSI, WIC, orLifeline;  income internet program.  PCG Board Meeting on the 26th in Elizabeth City He encouraged residents to separate their trash. Excited about the new vehicles for the Sheriff Department.  Extended a thank you tot the County Manager and staffi for all the hard work they accomplished.    14  Commissioner Linda Hofler July-NC Rural Tourism Program here in August to visit. Swamp Welcoming Center.  Tourism Specialist interested in promoting Gates County. The Tourism Specialist will be Chamber of Commerce- Welcome Resource Guide for Gates County welcoming centers had to get permission from the State. The welcoming guide will be available at the Dismal Elaine E. Marshall NC Secretary of State has started Rural RISE NC - Resource for Rural RISE NC provides this important roadmap of resources. This initiative connects entrepreneurs with small business lenders, business counselors, mentors, and more- -within their community and beyond. And even better, many ofthese resources are free. Itis easier to find these resources with a new, searchable web page, SoSnC.goV/RISE. Our entrepreneurial spirit is why North Carolina was named the top: state: for business. This ist tol help both new: and current businesses owners ini the community tol help them succeed.  Innovators, Start-ups, and Entrepreneurs.  Commissioner Brain Rountree Trillium Health Facility Report: Hosting Community Based Summit Suicide Prevention Native American Summit Diabetes Substance Abuse Breast Cancer  July 25th Dept ofSocial Service in Gatesville (1 pm -3 pm) Event - Albemarle Regional Health Service Provide    15  Chairman Update(s) - Dr. Althea Riddick  Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick read the following letter from Superintendent Barry Williams to the  Board and citizens.  DOARD MEMBERS Rny! Fellon Chair J. Snlle. Vice-Chair Rymu Leslie S. lyrmm Revl Ronnlel Riddlek Amanda Heiuhecker  DR. PHILPBARKY WILLIAMS Bublic Srljools of Gates County  SUPERINTENDENT  Offlcer ofthes Superintendent 205 Main Street*! P,O, Box 125 GATESVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA 27938 (252)357-1113  July 11,2023  SCIOOL DISTRICT: BUDGET UPDATE  Dr. Althca Riddick, Chair- Gates County Board ofCommissioners Mr. Scoll Sauer, Gatcs County Manager Dcar Dr. Riddick, Mr. Sauer and Commissioners,  Mr. Brian Rountrec, Mr. Jonathan Craddock, Mrs. Emily" Truiman, and Ms. Linda Hofler, Commissioners The Board ofEducation: andl Twould likc lo express our utmost gratitude and appreciation: for your recent decision to allocatc additional funding to support our local school system. As thc Superintendent of the school district and an advocate for quality education, cannol cmphasizc cnough how significant this On. June 28, 2023, the Gates County Board of Education held a spccial called mccting for the end-of-year budget closcout along with other agenda items. With the additional funding provided by the County. Commissioners in the sum of $828,000, wel have alleviated many funding nceds as well as replenishing our At the mccting, the Board ofl Education approved, among other items, thc following for tho 2023-2024  decision was for the present and future of our school community.  Fund Balance account. school ycar;  Classificd Staff will maintain a 401 hour- per-weck work schedule. 12-month contracts for the Athletic Director and Head Football Coach. Athletic Dircctor Stipend Increasc to the equivalent of stipends throughout the state. Since the expenscs listed above are recurring and the additional funds from you werc a one-time allocation, we will makc adjustments to the budget throughout thc 2023-2024 school year toi incorporate the expenses into thc rccurring budget. We: are also anticipating that the General Asscmbly willi increase Small Schools Funding for the 2023-2024 school ycar and should know this funding amount when the Statc Budgcti is Again, the Board of Education and would like lo thank you for your profound: support and dedication to providing for our school district. Your decision to: allocate additional funding isat testament to your genuine concern for our youth's education and their future. We look forward to collaborating with you on the budget Pleasc do not hesitate l0 reach out to mc ift therci is any way can support or assist you in your endcavors.  approved in the ncar future.  and future projccts in the years to come.  Wishing you continued: success in your crucial roles as county lcaders!  Sinccrcly, ALE  Superintendent, Gates County Schools    16  North Carolina Association County Commissioners (NCACC) Newsletter forall 100 counties There is new guidance to authorize expenditures of Opioid Settlement Funds. The County The restrictions can be found on the NC DOJ's More Powerful NC website.  ina allocations payout in over 18 years payout for the Opioid Settlement.  can start spending these funds.  2022-2038 Multi-Year Strategic Plan for Opioid Funds We do have Opioid funding ini the bank. based on the drug stats in this County. Advisory Committee active.  Please help create a strategic plan to spend this money and give tracking. The funding is The Opioid Advisory Committee will consist ofar member from the Sherriff's Office, Gates County DSS, EMS Stormy Butts, Health Department, etc. We need to get this Opioid Recommended the Board to start looking the reading their Jones Street Journal and to go thel NCACC website and start reading the newsletters. Therei isal lotofinformation in these Commented on transparency oft the Governing Body; that they release facts. They did have ai meeting about the survey conducted by SUMMIT. SUMMIT is putting together the data Thanked the County Manager and staff for all they do for the betterment of this County. We  newsletters.  received from the survey. appreciate all that you do.  Sheriff Ray Campbell "National Night Out" E August 1stat 6:00 p.m.  SheriffR Ray Campbell informed the Board ofCommissioners oft the National Night Out event that will be held on Tuesday, August 1S1 at 6"00 p.m. He encouraged the public to attend. Sheriff Ray Campbell shared with the Board of Commissioners a printout report that documents all the Sheriff Office does monthly. Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick asked that he share al brief report with the Commissioners at the regular meetings from timet to time. Sheriff Sheriff Ray Campbell shared with the Board of Commissioners a brief synopsis of what is The SheriffOffice place updates and events on their! Facebook Page fori informational purposes Chairman Dr. Althea Riddick informed Sheriff Campbell that she wants a representative from Sheriff Ray Campbell informed the Board of Commissioners that he had been selected to speak  Campbell stated he would be glad too. going on in the County. tot the public.  the Sheriff's Office on the Opioid Commission. on the Opioid issue this weekend at an event.    17  ADJOURN MEETING at 8:17 p.m.  Chairman Dr. Riddick asked for a motion to adjourn. Hofler seconded the motion that passed unanimously. 4Ayes: Commissioners Hofler, Riddick, Craddock, Rountree  Vice-Chair Jonathan Craddock made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Commissioner Linda  ONays  Dr. Althea Riddick, Chairman  Joleatha Chestnutt, CMC, NCCCC Clerk to the Board  GATES COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS    18  APPENDIX II  Çates County Sac Department ChrisJHill a Tax Administrator Gatesville, NC: 27938 Tot the Collector oft the County of Gates  State of North Carolina County of Gates  You are. hereby authorized, empowered, and commanded to collect the taxes set forth in the tax records filed int the office oft the Tax Assessor and/or Collector andi int the tax receipts herewith delivered to you, in the amounts and from the taxpayers likewise therein set forth. Such taxes are hereby declared to be a first lien upon allr real property oft the respective taxpayers int the County of Gates, and this order shall bea a full ands sufficient authority to direct, require, ande enable you tol levy on and sell any real or personal property of such taxpayers, for and on account thereof, in accordance with law. NCGS Witness my hand and official seal, this hyot.Joly 2023  105-321(b)  AAKEA (Seal) Chairman, Boardo of Commissioners of Gates County  O1  Clerk bf/Board of Commissioners of Gates County CRE    19  APPENDIX III  INSOLVENTTAX RESOLUTION  WIIEREAS, Gates County Tax: Administrator has provided in his annual settlement preliminary reports containing the list oft the names of persons owning real properly whose (axes for 2022 remain unpaid and al list ofp persons owing taxes but listedi no real property whose taxes remain unpaid; and WHEREAS, North Carolina General Statute 105-373(a)(2): statest that thes governing! body ofthet taxing unit shall enter upon its minutes the names of persons owing taxes but listed no real property whose WHEREAS, a diligent effort! has been made to collect these taxes out oft the personal property ofthe WHEREAS, other means open tot thc collector have been used for collection ofs such taxes; and WHEREAS, where applicable, collection outside the taxing unit has been attempled; and. WHEREAS, alli information has been provided concerning those taxpayers asi may be of interest to WHEREAS, the allowance ofi insolvents does not extinguish the claim for taxes; and WHEREAS, the collector will continue top pursue collections ofs such taxes until the ten-years statute WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners by resolution should accept the lists as presented and declares that no onc ont the preliminary report oft persons owing taxes but listed nor real properly should. NOW, THEREFORE, BEI IT RESOLVED, that the list of persons owing taxes but listed no real property whose taxes remain unpaid: alongy with the list of unpaid 2022r real property taxes bcr rccharged  taxes remain unpaid and whom it finds tol be insolvent; and  taxpayers concerned; and  or required by the governing body; and ofl limitations expires; and. be determined insolvent; and:  tot the" Tax Administrator for collections as delinquent taxes. Adopted this the 19!hd day ofJ July 2023. PAKEzaE Dr. Altheal Riddick, Chairman Gates County Board ofC Commissioners ATTÈST: Jolentha Chestnutt, CMC, NCCCC. CA Clerk tot the) Board  COUA    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County. 1150 Court Street PO Box: 148, Gatesville, NC: 27938  Phone (252)357-2411 Fax (252)357-0073  MEMORANDUM  TO: Gates County Board of Commissioners FROM: Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to the Board  RR  SUBJECT: Proclamation - Designating the month of August 2023 "Child Support  Awareness Month" DATE: August 11, 2023  Gates County Social Service Director Willie R. Smith, III asked that the Board of Commissioners designate the month of August 2023 Child Support Awareness Month. DSS Director Willie Smith, III stated, "annually during this time, we acknowledge the effort and commitment to providing support services to children in Gates County. We do this through a proclamation acknowledging the month and the performance, dedication, and hard work of our contractors in meeting all our State-Mandated Goals! They've been ag great partner whom we've just renewed our contract with through 2026."  Board Action Required: Board of Commissioners approved the Proclamation- Designating the month of August 2023 Child Support Awareness Month.    Proclamation  Designating the month of August 2023 "Child SupportAwareness Month" WHEREAS, Gates County is recognizing August as Child Support Awareness Month, and reaffirms its commitment to strengthening Gates Counties families by providing child support WHEREAS, in State Fiscal Year 2022-2023. More than $1.2 million in child support was collected WHEREAS, there are. nearly413 child support orders in place, working to ensure that more than WHEREAS, the court must order either parent to obtain and maintain medical health insurance coverage for a child ifi it is actually and currently available to the parent at a reasonable cost., WHEREAS, Child SupportAwareness Month salutes the diligent working parents who spend time with their child and who make regular child support payments, to safeguard their children's future; WHEREAS, strengthening individuals and families promotes the safety and well-being of children, provides stability, improves the lives of children, and provides opportunities for families tol be able WHEREAS, children who do not receive adequate financial and emotional support from their parents may experience greater difficulty in becoming healthy, happy, and productive citizens; WHEREAS, many concerned and dedicated judges, district attorneys, clerks of court, sheriffs' personnel, and child support professionals work to establish and enforce child support orders for NOW, THERFORE, We, the Gates County Board of Commissioners, do hereby proclaim August 2023, as "CHILD SUPPORT AWARENESS MONTH" in Gates County, and commend its  services to improve the economic stability and well-being of children; and  from parents of Gates Counties children, and  438 children receive financial support from their parents; and  and  to enhance their children's futures; and  and  Gates County children, one of our counties most vital resources.  observance to all citizens.  Approved on this 16th day of August 2023. Dr. Althea A. Riddick, Chair Gates County Board of Commissioners Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk tot the Board    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County 115 Court Street PO Box 148, Gatesville, NC: 27938  Phone (252): 357-2411 Fax (252): 357-0073  MEMORANDUM  TO: Gates County Board of Commissioners FROM: Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to the  c  SUBJECT: Public Hearing: CDBG - NR: 2018 Closeout  DATE: August 11, 2023  County Manager Scott Sauer will discuss the purpose of the public hearing.    Notice of Public Hearing Gates County 2018 CDBG-NR Closeout  On August 16, 2023, at 6:00 PM in the Commissioners' Room of the Old County Courthouse, the Gates County Board of Commissioners will conduct a public hearing to receive comments on closeout of the 2018 CDBG-NR program. The program demolished: and reconstructed homes at717Carter'sRoad, Gatesville, 4081 Millpondi Road, Gatesville, 3097 Tuggie Eure Road, Eure, and 755 Willeyton Road, Gates. The public is welcome to attend, and the County willi respond toa any written comments within 10 calendar days. This ymwaa-mSAROAN Persons with disabilities or who otherwise need assistance. should contact the person listed below at least one day in advance of the hearing. Accommodation will be made for all who request assistance with, participating ini the public hearing. This information is available in Spanish or any other language upon request. Please contact the individual listed below to accommodate this request. Esta informacion està disponible en espaholo en cualquier otro idioma a peticion. Pongase en contacto con el individuo enumerado a continuaciôn para dar cabida a esta  CDBG-NR funds which represented 93% oft the total program funding.  solicitud. Scott Sauer, County Manager Gates County 115 Court. Street/ /A PO Box 148 Gatesville NC 27938  Please publish this public hearing in the Gates County Index on Thursday, August 3, 2023. Please send a copy of the affidavit to the following: Attn: Clerk to the Board  County of Gates PO Box 148 Gatesville, NC 27938  ClUserslmlowrencelDocumentslGates Co2018 CDBG- NR Closeout Public Hearing-ad. doc    Gates County 2018 CDBG-NR Closeout Public Hearing August 16, 2023 Purpose  Thej purpose oft this public hearing is to fulfill the requirements oft the Citizen Participation Plan oft the 2018 CDBG-NR program which requires the Board conduct aj public hearing prior to close  out oft the 2018 CDBG-NR program.  Summary  The program demolished and constructed modular homes at the following locations.  1. Theodore Harrell 2. Lois Walton  717 Carters  408 Mill Pond Road, Gatesville, NC  3. Joanne Hedgepeth 309 Tuggie Eure Road, Eure, NC 4. Donald Ray Jones 755 Willeyton Road, Gates, NC  This public hearing was advertised on  (date) in the  (newspaper)  An affidavit of publication and certified approved Board minutes must be sent to the Rural To expedite this submission, staffi requests the Board authorize the Chair to approve the public  Economic Development Division for closeout. hearing minutes when prepared by the Clerk.  Requested Action.  1. 2.  Receive public comment  Authorize the Chair to approve minutes oft the public hearing  cwmw-wwoawaNeSNN Co2 2018 CDBG-NR  Closeout PHE Board Notes_.doc    PUBLIC.NOTICE Notice of Public Hearing, Gates County 2018 CDBG-NR Closeout On August 16, 2023, at 6:00 PMi in the Commissioners, Room ofthe Old County Courthouse, the Gates County Board of Com- missioners will conduct aj publichearing tor receive comments on closeout of the 2018 CDBG-NR program. The program demol- ished andr reconstructedi homes at7 717Carter's Road, Gatesvilie, 408 Millpond Road, Gatesville, 309 TuggieE Eurel Road, Eure, and 755 Wiileyton Road, Gates. The publicisy welcome to attend, and the County will respond toa any written comments within 100 calen- dar days. This program was funded with $750,000 of CDBG-NR funds which represented! 93% oft the total program funding. Per sons with disabilities or who otherwise need assistance. should) contact the person listed below at least one day in advance ofl the hearing. Accommodation will be made for all who request assistance with participating int the public hearing. This informa- tioni is available in Spanish or any other language upony request. Please contact the individual listed below to accommodate this request. Estai informacion està disponible en espahold o en cual- quier otro idioma ap peticion. Pongase end contacto con eli individ- uo enumerado a continuacion, para dard cabida a esta solicitud.  Scott Sauer, County Manager Gates County 115 Court Street/POE Box 148 Gatesville NC: 27938    Proof  Client GATES COUNTY MANAGER Address 115 COURT STREET  Phone EMail Fax  (252)357-2495  ehanutepitascoumyntegen  P.O. BOX1 148 GATESVILLE, NC27938  AD# Account 234015 Class Start] Date 08/03/23 End Date 08/03/23 Run Dates 2 Pubs  1684100 2610  Requested By GATESCOUNTY MANAGER  PO# Greated By Creation Date 07/25/2023 Dimensions 2X3.25  KAYLA.REEVES $103.81  Roanoke Gates Co. Index, Roa- Price  Order# noke-ChowanNewslerald.com  Sales Rep Kayla Reeves  Phone EMail Fax  syarrveshabyounye porter.com    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County. 115 Court Street PO Box 148, Gatesville, NC: 27938  Phone (252): 357-2411 Fax (252): 357-0073  MEMORANDUM  TO: Gates County Board of Commissioners FROM: Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to the  SUBJECT: 6 Month Regional Director DATE: August 11, 2023  Office    Update from  of Congressman Don Davis - David Webb  David Webb Regional Director Office of Don Davis (NC-01) will be presenting a 6 month update from the Office of Don Davis; to discuss the happenings in' Washington, DC efforts  across the district and ways to be helpful moving forward.    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County 115 Court Street PO Box 148, Gatesville, NC: 27938  Phone (252); 357-2411 Fax (252)3 357-0073  MEMORANDUM  TO: Gates County Board of Commissioners FROM: Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to the Board  SUBJECT: ARHS - 2022 Annual Child Fatality Prevention Team Report  DATE: August 11, 2023  Please see attachments.  Sandra Ferebee Albemarle Regional Health Services will be presenting the ARHS-2022  Annual Child Fatality Prevention Team Report.    ECEIVET APR282 2023 y BY: s  A  ALBEMARLE REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES Partners in Public Health  MEMORANDUM  TO: ARHS County Commissioners: and Board of Health FROM: Paula Powell, Bertie County CFPT Chairperson Sherry East, Camden County CFPT Chairperson Paula Powell, Chowan County CFPT Chairperson Samantha Hurd, Currituck County CFPT Chairperson Karen Riddick, Gates County CFPT Chairperson Valerie Pearce, Hertford County CFPT Chairperson Kathleen Foreman, Pasquotank County CFPT Chairperson Susan Chaney, Perquimans County CFPT Chairperson County Commissioners: and Board of Health  (Bertie, Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Gates, Hertford, Pasquotank, and Perquimans counties)  Pasquotank  Perquimans SUBJ: ARHS 2022 Annual Child Fatality Prevention Team Report tot the  Camden Chowan  DATE: April25,2023  Local Child Fatality Prevention Teams (CFPT) review medical examiner reports, death transcripts, law enforcement reports, and other records for deceased county residents under age: 18 whose fatalities arer noto due  Currituck to abuse and neglect. Members discuss outcomes of services and circumstances surrounding the child's death  and make recommendations: as needed. Thep purposes oft thel local CFPTS are to:  Bertie Gates Hertford  identify deficiencies int the delivery of services to children andi families by public agencies; make and carry outr recommendations for changes that will prevent future child deaths; and  promote understanding of the causes of child deaths.  The North Carolina statute and the CFPT Agreement Addenda with our local Health Department requires each local tos submiti inv writingr recommendations, ifany, anda advocate: fors systemi improvements andr neededr resources where gaps and deficiencies may exist annually to the board of county commissioners and the local board of Attached for your review. is the ARHS 2022 Annual Child Fatality Prevention Team Report to the County Commissioners and Board of Health for your review. Please feel free to contact the chairperson indicated for  health.  your respective county: shouldy you have any questions regarding this report.  Attachment  cc: Juan Vaughn II, Bertie County Manager Erin Burke, Camden County Manager Kevin Howard, Chowan County Manager Ike McRee, Currituck County Manager Scott Sauer, Gates County Manager, Interim David Cotton, Hertford County Manager Sparty Hammett, Pasquotank County Manager W. Frank Heath, Perquimans County Manager  WAauwAuuPANAL ReparinglocCGz0  Ashley H. Stoop, MPH, Health Director  1942  P.O. Box 189 711 Roanoke Avenue e Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27907-0189  Tel: 252-338-4400 e Fax: 252-338-4449ey www.arhs-nc.org        Albemarle Regional Health Services 2022 Annual Child Fatality Prevention Team Report Board of Health and County Commissioners (Bertie, Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Gates, Hertford, Pasquotank, and Perquimans counties) In1 1993, the North Carolina General Assembly established a network of local Child Fatality Prevention Teams (CFPT) across the state to confidentially review medical examiner reports, death certificates, and other records of deceased residents under age 18. Each local team consists ofr representatives of public and nonpublica agencies in the community such as Law Enforcement, EMS, Guardian Ad Litem, Department of Social Services, Health Department, Head Start (or daycare), School Superintendent designee, and parent of a deceased child, among others, who provide services to The purpose of this report is to give a summary of the causes of death, the number of cases reviewed, recommendations for prevention, if any, that! have been made, and to  to the  introduction  children and their families,  share local team activities and accomplishments. I. Role of the County Commissioners and Board of Health Receive annual reports, which contain recommendations, and advocate for system improvements and néeded resources, ifrequested. Appoint members of the local team as identified by the membership. II. Child Deaths by Cause, System Problems Identified, Recommendations for Int the ARHS district, CFPT teams reviewed twenty-five child deaths including nine held over from 2020. None ofwhich had any system gaps; therefore, no recommendations  Prevention and Proposed Action  were made.  CFPT Activities and Accomplishments  All ARHSTeams  A report for each child fatality reviewed was completed by the local CFPT Review Team Coordinator and forwarded to the CFPT State Coordinator. The 2022 CFPT Focus Topic concentrated on Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Emails received from the State Coordinator regarding webinars, trainings, etc, were forwarded to all CFPT chairpersons and team members. Chalmpersonsimembers viewed webinars as schedules permitted and shared information at CFPT meetings. Each CFPT team reviewed the 2022 NCI Data Card for their respective county.  Resources for youth.  VismelemMUPMA.A Reporlingl lABCESINAUZVI2UPIA TAumualReportT ToB BOHS ECounly Commisioners.Dorx  Pagelof5    Additional individual team information:  Bertie CFPT  The annual CFPT 2022 Activity Summary was completed and submitted on-line by Bertie CFPT Chairperson submitted information for this 2022 Annual Report to the Thet team continued" to work on suicide prevention and mental health and also added ATV safety. Trillium remains a great partner and provides resources that are Various team members continued partnering with Albemarle Overdose Prevention  the date requested (March 10, 2022). Board of Health and County Commissioners. accessible tot the public on their website. Coalition as schedules permitted.  Camden CFPT  The annual CFPT 2022 Activity Summary was completed and submitted on-line by Camden CFPT Chairperson submitted information fort this 2022 Annual Report to the Suicide Prevention andl Mental Health resources: and ATV: Safety resources were the Tavia James, with Trillium, provided the sfegholhathyiimeoo website via email. The team was given information regarding resource: Educating Kid's about Gun Violence. Kathleen Foreman provided multiple websites with information on ATV safety and ATV laws and requirements for the state. This information was submitted to Daily Advance for publication for community awareness. They did not run an article on this. Medication lock boxes were distributed to law enforcement representative and given out during some of Camden's Health Department clinics. These boxes would help prevent children from accessing medicines that could Various team members continued partnering with Albemarle Overdose Prevention  the date requested (March 10, 2023). Board of Health and County Commissioners.  2022 focus project..  potentially harm them. Coalition as schedules permitted.  Chowan CFPT  The annual CFPT 2022 Activity Summary was completed and submitted on-line by Chowan CFPT Chairperson submitted information for this 2022 Annual Report to the The team focused ont mentall health and suicide prevention. Trillium is a great partner and provided resources. The team discussed the overdose prevention coalition and received updates. Gun safety and cyber bullying were also discussed as projects. The team discussed resources and a newp program to help with those called healthy Various team members continued partnering with Albemarle Overdose Prevention  the date requested (March 10, 2023). Board of Health and County Commissioners.  opportunities. Discussed ways to develop new projects.  Coalition as schedules permitted.  Viamebaauumu. Repartingl MACCEBINAIVZAIZOPIA Anual Repart amstwylamiabunha  Page2uf5    Currituck CFPT  The annual CFPT: 2022 Activity Summary was completed and submitted on-line by Currituck CFPT Chairperson submitted information for this 2022 Annual Report to The 2022 Focus Topic was Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Resources and Various team members continued partnering with Albemarle Overdose Prevention  the date requested (March 10, 2023). the Board of Health and County Commissioners. Meetings were held virtual and face tof face. Coalition as schedules permitted.  Vaping Education.  Gates CFPT  The annual CFPT 2022. Activity Summary was completed and submitted on-line by Gates CFPT Chairperson submitted information for this 2022 Annual Report to the The team focused on resources for Suicide Prevention, Mental Health, and ATV safety. The school district sent out information to school. age clients at open house and start of school on Suicide, Mental Health Access, Vaping and ATV safety. The Schooll District purchased videos about vaping and risks of vaping, anda a new system was established with a sensor that will detect vaping in the school and send a message to a staff member alert where in the building vaping is detected. The staff person can go to that area to investigate. The School District established a 10-day suspension from school if caught vaping. The School District also encourages the videos to the person caught vaping to decrease the 10-day suspension. Integrated Family Services were initiated back into the School system for students to obtain Mental Health Services. This decreases the amount of time the studentmisses class, as well as offers care to as student wheni the student has no availability to be seen. Various team members continued partnering with. Albemarle Overdose Prevention  the date requested (March 10, 2023). Board of Health and County Commissioners.  Coalition as schedules permitted.  Hertford CFPT  The annual CFPT 2022. Activity Summary was completed and submitted on-line by Hertford CFPT Chairperson submitted information fort this 2022 Annual Reportt toi the The 2022 Focus' Topic was Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Resources. Team members were given the option to attend meetings in person or virtual due to Various team members continued partnering with Albemarle Overdose Prevention  the date requested (March 10, 2023). Board of Health and County Commissioners. The team reviewed five child deaths in 2022.  COVID 19.  Coalition as schedules permitted.  VieelamMdVBu. apatiglsMgIZI2E CFPIA AmualR Reporti ToB0H6DounlyD Eommissioners.Docx  Page 3ofs    Pasquotank CFPT  The annual CFPT 2022 Activity Summary was completed and submitted on-line by Pasquotank CFPT Chairperson submitted information for this 2022 annual report to The 2022 Focus Topic was Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Resources and The team suggested and the chairperson followed upt twice with thel local newspaper asking them to print an article about ATV selection for children and general safety using the materials that were sent tot them. They did not respond either time. Without any funding whatsoever, it is difficult accomplish any measurable or meaningful Various team members continued partnering with Albemarle Overdose Prevention  the date requested (March 10, 2023). the Board of Health and County Commissioners.  Gun' Violence.  projects by our team. Coalition as schedules permitted.  Perquimans CFPT  The annual CFPT 2022 Activity Summary was completed and submitted on-line by Perquimans CFPT Chairperson submitted information for this 2022 Annual Report The 2022 Focus Project was Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Resources for youth. The team distributed Mental Health brochures during Red Ribbon Week at Various team members continued partnering with Albemarle Overdose Prevention  the date requested (March 10, 2023).  to the! Board of Health and County Commissioners. the high, middle, and grammar schools. Coalition as schedules permitted.  Conclusion  Thank you to the members of the ARHS Board of Health and County Commissioners for the opportunity to share with you the successes and dedicated work of the local teams as teams continue to review child fatalities, make recommendations, and take actions to prevent future child deaths. All CFPT teams continue to strive for the enhancement of resources and services toi improve thel lives of children andi families in this area. Thet teams are committed to addressing the issues of safety and at-risk concerns which willi increase Please feel free to contact the Health Director or the CFPT Chairperson, respectively,  protection and proper care for children. should you! have any questions about this report. Signatures on the following pages:  WikselommaUVasA Regartingl IDCEBOHNZO2ZN2D2E CFPTA AnnuaiR Reportl ToB BOHG 6CounlyD Commissinners.Dorx  Pagp4dis    0  5  2    Conclusion  Thank you to the members of the ARHS Board of Health and County Commissioners for the opportunity to share with you the successes and dedicated work oft the local teams as teams continue to review. child fatalities, make recommendations, and take actions to prevent future child deaths. All CFPT teams continue to strive for the enhancement of resources and's services toi improve the lives of children and families int this area. The teams are committed to addressing the issues of safety and at-risk concerns which willi increase Please feel free to contact the Health Director. or the CFPT Chairperson, respectively,  protection and proper care for children. should you have any questions about this report.  Av4l33 Date  (252) 338-4405; asloop@arhs-nc.org dluyphut Camdér 09A4Aa.dseN  JSer  Sherry East,  Chairperson  Ha4/3033    Conclusion  Thank you to the members oft the ARHS Board of Health and County Commissioners for the opportunity to share with you the successes and dedicated work oft the local teams as teams continue to review: child fatalities, make recommendations, and take actions to prevent future child deaths. All CFPT teams continue to strive for the enhancement of resources and services to improve thel lives of children andi families in this area. The teams are committed to addressing the issues of safety and at-risk concerns which will increase Please feel free to contact the Health Director or the CFPT Chairperson, respectively,  protection and proper care for children. should you have any questions about this report.  Ashlèy  HealthDiector'  dipa  (252) 338-4405; astoop@arhs-nc.org  MwS  Paulo Re,Ru Paula Powell, Chowan Chairperson (252) 482-6006; palawilams@ansnon  3-29-23  Date    Conclusion  Thank you to the members of the ARHS Board of Health and County Commissioners for the opportunity to share with you the successes and dedicated work oft the local teams as teams continue to review child fatalities, make recommendations, and take actions to prevent future child deaths. All CFPT teams continue to strive for the enhancement of resources and services toi improve thel lives of children andf familiesi int this area. Thet teams are committed to addressing thei issues of safety and at-risk concerns which will increase Please feel free to contact the Health Director or the CFPT Chairperson, respectively,  protection and proper care for children. should you have any questions about this report. (252): 338-4405; astoop@arhs-nc.org S  Date AMzs Apul  RdolyswPnglosk moaggn, Hurd, Curritugk Chairpers6h NVzdor Depiguu Date (252): 232-3083; samantha. hurd ACunmtuXCounvAC.Ow  5.8023  Samantha    Conclusion  Thank you to the members oft the ARHS Board of Health and County Commissioners for the opportunity to share with you the successes and dedicated work of the local teams as teams continue to review. child fatalities, make recommendations, and take actions to prevent future child deaths. All CFPT teams continue to strive for the enhancement of resources and services toi improve thel lives of children andi families in this area. The teams are committed to addressing the issues of safety and at-risk concerns which will increase Please feel free to contact the Health Director or the CFPT Chairperson, respectively,  protection and proper care for children. should you have any questions about this report.  Huzz Date 3-38-33 Date  (252) 338-4405; astoop@arhs-nc.org huee Konm Riddick, RN Karen Riddick, Gates Chairperson (252)3 357-1380; karen.roick@amencong    Conclusion  Thank you to the members of the ARHS Board of Health and County Commissioners for the opportunity to share with you the successes and dedicated work of the local teams as teams continue to review child fatalities, make recommendations, and take actions to prevent future child deaths. All CFPT teams continue to strive for the enhancement of resources and services toi improve thel lives of children andi families int this area. The teams are committed to addressing the issues of safety and at-risk concerns which) will increase Please feeli free to contact the Health Director or the CFPT Chairperson, respectively,  protection and proper care for children. should you have any questions about this report.  adia 328)2023 Date  (252)338-4405; astoop@arhs-nc.org wSr Vobipeans Valerie Pearce, Hertford Chairperson 252,8624054,aleriepeare@arsncorg    Conclusion  Thank you to the members of the ARHS Board of Health and County Commissioners for the opportunity to share with you the successes and dedicated work of the local teams as teams continue to review child fatalities, make recommendations, and take actions to prevent future child deaths. All CFPT teams continue to strive for the enhancement of resources and services toi improve the lives of children and families in this area. The teams are committed to addressing thei issues of safety and at-risk concerns which will increase Please feel free to contact the Health Director or the CFPT Chairperson, respectively,  protection and proper care for children. should you have any questions about this report.  (252) 338-4405; astoop@arhs-pc.org KTmm Kathleen Foreman, Pasquotank Chairperson (252): 331-4755; Kathleen.a.foreman@nccourts.org  dMes  er  3/22/3 Date    Conclusion  Thank you to the members of the ARHS Board of Health and County Commissioners for the opportunity to share with you the successes and dedicated work of the local teams as teams continue to review child fatalities, make recommendations, and take actions to prevent future child deaths. All CFPT teams continue to strive for the enhancement of resources ands services toi improve thel lives of children andi families int this area. Thet teams are committed to addressing thei issues of safety and at-risk concerns which will increase Please feel free to contact the Health Director or the CFPT Chairperson, respectively,  protection and proper care for children. should you have any questions about this report.   Ashley Stoop, Health (252): 338-4405; steop@arhs-nc.org Ozpam Susan Chaney, Perquimans (252) 87Aahammdrsgiant  SEA  lups  3/291203  Date  7Chamuy    Conclusion  Thank you to the members oft the ARHS Board of Health and County Commissioners for the opportunity to share with you the successes and dedicated work oft the local teams as teams continue to review child fatalities, make recommendations, and take actions to prevent future child deaths. AIl CFPT teams continue to strive for the enhancement of resources and services toi improve the lives of children and families in this area. The teams are committed to addressing the issues ofs safety and at-risk concerns which will increase Please feel free to contact the Health Director or the CFPT Chairperson, respectively,  protection and proper care for children. should you have any questions about this report.  h Se Ashley Stoop,Heallh' Direltor (252): 338-4405; astoop@arhs-nc.org Paua Powel, Paula Powell, Bertie Chairperson (252) 794-6228; palawilams@ans-neog  14  3-29-23 Date    SOUNA MEDICAL  CHIEF MEDICAL BMAMAIE  North Carolina Office of the Chief Medical Examiner ChiefMedical Examiner and Chair, NC CFPT Office oft the ChiefMedical Examiner NC Child Fatality Prevention Team Annual Summary 2020 Child Deaths inl NC (ages 0-17y years)  Michelle. Aurelius, MD  Report prepared by: Kerry Young, MS Social/Clinical Research Associate, NC CFPT Phone: 919.743.9058 Fax: 919.743.9099 E-mail: kerpyoungeahnsncgor  Updated 2:2022    TOTAL NUMBER OF DEATHS: 2020 North Carolina under the. Age of18 Years  According to N.C. General Statutes S 130A-383,: a medical examineri is notified to investigate the circumstances surrounding deaths due to violence, poisoning, accident, suicide, or homicide; occurring suddenly when the deceased had been in apparent good health or when unattended by a physician; or occurring under any suspicious, unusual or unnatural The North Carolina Medical Examiner system investigated the cause and manner of death for5 511 children in 2020 which is approximately 1/3 oft total North Carolina child deaths. Of the 511 cases within medical examiner jurisdiction, 7 fatalities occurred outside of NC to non-NC resident children despite a final demise in North Carolina, those cases are excluded from the total represented below. by the Medical Examiner: System, for at total of 504. Deaths reviewed under Medical Examiner jurisdiction will be included in the total number of child fatalities within a report produced by the North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics (SCHS). This report publishes the total number of child deaths in North Carolina  circumstance.  each year.  North Carolina Child Fatalities, 2020  1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0  1to4 5to9 10to14 15to17 Total  <1y years years years years. years  EM Medical Examiner System 166 (with pending) Total NC Child Fatalities (reported by State Center 803 for Health Statistics)  69 110  47 81  63 103  159 182  504 1279  Cases investigated by the Medical Examiner system included a number of natural deaths, as well as accident, homicide, suicide and deaths for which no cause and/or manner of death could be determined. The Medical Examiner System assigns a means of death for each case which refers to. how the death occurred. Means included unknown, motor vehicle, natural, firearm, asphyxia, drowning, blunt, fire, toxicology, other, SIDS, fall/jump, animal, electrocution, exposure, medical treatment, environmental, falling object, and sharp.  2    2020 Medical Examiner Child Fatalities  The Child Fatality Prevention Team (CFPT) staff at the Chief Medical Examiner's office reviews all child fatalities that arei investigated by the Medical Examiner System state-wide. With: a total of5 511 cases within medical examiner jurisdiction, represented below are child fatality reviews excluding pending cases (48) and fatalities that occurred outside of NCt to non-NC resident children despite a final demise in North Carolina (7) which totals 456 children. Due to pending cases, numbers are subject to change. It is possible that the relatively small number of cases not included have characteristics that differ from the majority summarized here. This report will be updated as information becomes available.  Ofnote:  Fifteen fatalities occurred in NC to: non-NC resident children Two fatalities occurred outside ofl NC to NC residents with final demise in NC Two fatalities occurred in NC with final demise outside ofNC Three fetal deaths notrepresented under: respective manners below.  Manner and Means  Fatalities 33 24 1 1 1 10 9 79 2 2 17 83 1 15 1 1 2 59 2 1 1  Manner and Means  Fatalities 57 1 53 3 56 22 1 30 3 78 2 1 1 2 1 1 70  ACCIDENT  179 NATURAL  Asphyxia Drowning Electrocution Exposure Fall/Jump Fire/Burns/Carbon Mon./Explosives Firearm Motor Vehicle Natural Other Toxin  Asphyxia Natural SIDS Asphyxia Fall/Jump Firearms Toxin Asphyxia Blunt Exposure Firearms Other Toxin Unknown  SUICIDE  UNDETERMINED  HOMICIDE  Asphyxiation Blunt Drowning Exposure Fall/Jump Firearms Other Sharp Toxin  FETAL PENDING  3 48 3    2020 Medical Examiner Child Fatalities Demographics  All demographics represented below are of completed cases (456) and do notinclude Pending cases or fatalities that occurred outside of NC to non-NC resident children despite ai final demise in North Carolina. Please note, percentages are rounded to the nearest whole  number.  2020 Medical Examiner System Child Fatalities by Age Category  Percentage of 2020 Child Fatality by Gender  15t017 years 32%  <lyears 31% 1to4 10to14/ years years 5t09 14% 13% years 10%  Female, 35%  Male, 65%  Race/Ethnicity Percèntage, 2020 Child Fatalities  50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%  46%  39%  11% Hispanic  1%  2%  2% Not noted  American Indian Asian  White  Black  4    Review of2020 Medical Examiner Child Fatalities by Manners  ACCIDENT  Each year, accidental deaths comprise the largest number of non-natural deaths of children in North Carolina. In 2020, there were 179 deaths investigated by the NCI Medical Examiner System certified as accident in manner. Multiple means of death are identified under the  manner of Accident based upon circumstances ofthese deaths.  Total Accidental Child Fatalities by Age Category, 2020  60 50 40 30 20 10 0  56  40  37  29  17  "<1 year "1to4years 5to9years 10to 14 years 15to17 years  2020 Number of Child Fatalities by Means of death  100 80 60 40 33 20  79  24  17  10 9  2 2  A  A - 14  Asphyxia  Accidental asphyxiation was the means of death for 33 children in 2020. Infants constituted the majority oft the: asphyxiation deaths at 25 fatalities with all of them attributed to accidental asphyxiation in a sleep environment-either during CO- sleeping or by being placed in an unsafe sleep environment. Additional information  5    on infants in unsafe sleep environments at the time of death can be found in the "2020 Spotlight ton Infant Fatality" report on the OCME website under N.C. Child Fatality Prevention Team. Otp/Pnacmadhauncgw/nrdpp/mdasaim, Eight accidental asphyxiation deaths of children between the ages of1 and 4 years included 4 incidents of choking, 2 incidents in a sleep: space, a ligature strangulation,  and onel hanging.  2020 Asphyxia Death by Age Category  30 25 20 15 10  25  0 10-14years  <1 year  1-49 years  5to9years  15-17years  2020 Infant Accidental Asphyxa Death  by Age in Months 7  8 6  : 1  ililii  412345678.9101  Months  Drowning  Drowning resulted in the deaths of 24 children in 2020. In terms of location, 7 drownings occurred in a pool, 5 in a lake, 5 in flooded areas, 3 in ponds, 1 each in a  bathtub, bucket, ocean, and creek.  6    2020 Accidental Drowning By  AGE CATEGORY <1YEAR 1-4-YEARS 5-9YEARS 10-14YEARS 15-17 YEARS  NUMBER OF CHILDREN 0 14 5 2. 3  Location Bathtub,1 Bucket,1  Pool,7  Flooding, 5  Pond,3 Other- Creek,1 Ocean,1  Lake,5  Vehicle-related  In2 2020, there were 79 vehicle related deaths. The majority were passengers with a total of 49, while 17 were drivers, and 13 were. outside of a vehicles: Pedestrian, Among the 17 drivers, 5 were 17-years-old, 5 were 16-years-old, 7 were 15-years-old or younger. Vehicles driven include: ATVS, golf carts, passenger cars, pickup trucks, Influence of drug or alcohol contributed to 5 motor vehicle accidents involving child passengers driven by a driver under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Ofall the children involved in vehicle-related accidents, 24 children were either not wearing seat belts or were improperly restrained. Some vehicle types do not have restraint options, such as an ATV. Those types of vehicles were not counted in the total number not wearing a seatbelt or improperly restrained. Of the 17 drivers, 4 were properly restrained and oft the 48 passengers, 18 were properly restrained. Of note, on scene of a vehicle accident, iti is sometimes unable to be determined if the  Bicyclist, or other motor device.  and an SUV.  decedent was properly restrained ati thet time oft the incident.  Motor Vehicle Deaths by Age Categories and Occupant Position  30 20 10 0  22 13 - Passenger  14  232 Pedestrian/Cyclist  1 1 Other  Driver  a<1 year old 1-4years 5-9years 10-14years 15-17 years  7    2020 Vehicle Type by Position  Other Bicycle Skateboard Van SUV Pick upi truck Passenger car Folf Cart ATV  5  10  15  20  25  30  "C Outside motor vehicle/Pedestrian "Passenger Driver  Motor Vehicle Deaths by Position  Proper seatbelt use 4 18  Driver Passenger  49  Driver  "Passenger  BP Pedestrian 1B Bicyclist/other  Toxins  There were 17 deaths from toxic substances (i.e. poisoning). Eleven of the deaths were children 15-17 years old, 2 children were between 10 and 14 years, and four children were between 1 and 45 years of age. The synthetic opioid fentanyl was found  in 13 ofthe 171 toxin related fatalities.  Fire  There were a total of 10 deaths from fires/burns/carbon monoxide. Fires/burns/carbon monoxide contributing to these deaths were 8 separate incidences, withs some occurrences claimingmultiple lives.. Among these 8i incidences,  8    8 deaths occurred in a residence setting and 2 deaths in a vehicle. Sources of the residence fires ranged from appliances, kerosine! heaters and other unknownsources.  FIRE-RELATED CHILD FATALITIES,  2020  AGE CATEGORY OF CHILDREN <1 YEAR 1-4. YEARS 5-9) YEARS 10-14. YEARS 15-17 YEARS  Number of Children 0 1 7 1 1  Firearms  There were: at total of9 deaths from accidental firearm injuries. Three children were ages 1 to 45 years, 5 were ages 5t to 9 years, and one was 15 to 17 years. In! 5oft the 9 deaths, the decedent. found thei firearm whereitwas stored or accessible to the child; in 4 oft the cases, someone else was handling a firearm deamngteammg/P-ymg etc) when itf fired and! hit  the decedent.  Remaining means with an accidental manner, totaling 7 deaths, included  One electrocution means One exposure means One fall/jump Two natural means  Two other-likely asphyxia related means  HOMICIDES  There were 83 children who died at the hands of anotherin 2020.  The CFPT staff designates subcategories to child homicides: homicides that occur at thel hands ofa a parent or caregiver andl homicides by other. These subcategoriesasist Homicide by Parent or Caregiver is a subset of homicides defined as a death that is edrdresatofisatimo, ofthe person(responsible for the childswell-being  ini identifying clear trends among the ages/manners.  9    at the time of the death. This classification is assigned by the NC Child Fatality Prevention Team based on the injuries and circumstances. oft the death.  2020 Child Fatality Homicide by Subcategory  Homicide by P/C aH Homicide by other than P/C "Unknown/other  33%  64%  Homicide by Parent or Caregiver  Homicide by Parent or Caretaker deaths accounted for 27 of the 83 total child homicides in 2020. Infants, children under 1 year of age, accounted for 11 of this ubatgony-Theremanng children were between the ages of1-17 years:  Fourteen deaths among ages 1 to 4y years One death among ages 10-14 years One death among ages 15t to 17: years  Regarding means, blunti force trauma was the assigned means for 15 deaths, 7 deaths occurred from use of a firearm, two with a means of other and the following  accounted for 1death each: asphyxia, exposure, and toxin.  Homicide by Other  Other homicides, the other subcategory in which the parent or caregiver was not: a suspect or perpetrator, comprised 53 of the 851 total 2020 child homicides. Teenagers between the ages of 15: and 17 years accounted for nearly 80% at 42 deaths.  Remaining cases by age category:  Under one year of age accounted for 1 death Ages 5 to 9 years accounted for 2 deaths Ages 10 to 14 years accounted for 8 deaths  Regarding means ofhomicides not by aj parents or caregiver, 51 deaths (96%) were. due to firearms, with 1 death due tol blunttrauma and another to sharp injury.  10    Three additional cases were without: sufficient: information to categorize by the subcategories. One case in each ofthe following age groups: under on year ofage, 1 to 4  years, 5 to 9: years, and 151 to 17; years.  2020 Child Fatality Homicide by Means of Death  80 60 40 20  51  15 -  1  2  e See xol dre    Homicide by Parent/Caregiver Homicide by Other Unknown/Other  Of all the homicides, regardless of perpetrator, race and ethnicity of decedents break down asf follows: Blacknon-Hispanic children comprised ther majority ofhomicides at 51;23 deaths were ofWhiten non-Hispanic children; 5 children identified as Hispanic; 2 deaths of children  Asian decentand: 2 Other.  2020 Child Fatality Homicide by Age and Subcategory  60 40 20 11 0  42 1  14  1 <1 year  1  2115  1  1to4y years. 5to9years 10to14) years 15to17y years  B Homicide by P/C Homicide by Other Unknown/Other Child Fatality Homicide Trends 2011-2020  100 50  83 64  50.  8  2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Homicide by Parent/Caregiver Homcide not by Parent/Caregiver, or Unknown Total  11    NATURAL  Fifty-seven deaths were determined tol be natural in manner. Oft these, 3 deaths were given a classification of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), and 54 deaths were Child fatalities previously classified with a Natural manner as Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) have transitioned to utilize the Undetermined manner and means of death if the circumstances include potential unsafe sleep factors. This transition from SIDStol Undetermined began around 2012. Since then, the deaths determined to be Natural SIDS classifications have continued to decrease, however, deaths in the Means of death with a natural manner in 2020 included asthma, congenital health defect/disease, complications of prematurity, non-cardiac congenital disorder, pneumonia, seizure, sepsis, and a variety of complications/ntections/uIseases and  other natural causes.  Undetermined manner have greatlyincreased.  illnesses.  2020 Natural Manner by Age Category  28  30 20 10 0  10  10  5  <1 year 1to4years 5to9y years 10to14. 15to17  years  years  SUICIDE  Suicide was the manner of death of 56children in 2020. Most of the deaths with a suicide manner were ofc childrenbetween the ages of15to1 17years,accounting for 35 deaths (63%). Additionally, there were 20 deaths with a suicide manner of children between the ages of5  to 14years.  Males accounted for 40 deaths, females for 16 deaths.  The means of death in suicides included 30 deaths from use ofaf firearm, 22 deaths from an asphyxia event, 3 deaths from toxins, and one death related to: a fall/jump.  12:    2020 Suicide by Age Category  2020 Suicide by Means  1  35 30 25 20 15 10 5 )  30  22  20  35  3  Rs   sd  5to9y years "10to1 14y years 15to1 17 years  Suicide by Gender 2011-2020  60 50 40 30 20 10  2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020  ELLLLLLL  Male  Female ---Total  Suicide by Age 2011-2020  60 50 40 30 20 10 0  57  illli -  2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020  15-9 Years 10-14Years  15-17 Years ---total  13    UNDETERMINED  There were 78 deaths that were certified as undetermined manner. Of those, 70 deaths were certified as unknown means, 2 deaths were certified as an asphyxiation, 2 were related to firearms, 1 death was related to each of the following: blunti injury, Oft the undetermined manner, 68 children were under 1 year of age, 4 children were between ages 1-45 years, 4 were between ages 10-14 years, and 21 between ages 15-17 Asi is the case: for most oft thei infants with an undetermined manner, when al known risky or potential unsafe: sleeping situation is noted, the possibility of asphyxiation as a result ofs suffocation cannot be entirely excluded which leads to the certification ofa an unknown means of death. Additional information on infants in unsafe sleep environments at the time of death can be found ini the 2020 Spotlight on Infant Fatality" reporton the OCME website under N.C. Child Fatality Prevention Team.  exposure, toxin, and other means of death.  years.  Omy/Pmnwacmadhlancgw/ndpp/mdsam,  2020 Undetermined Child Fatalities by Age Category  80 60 40 20 0  68  4  0  4  2  <1 year  1to4 4) years 5to9y years 10to14) years 15to1 17 years  2020 Undetermined Manner by Means  Asphyxia,2 Blunt,1 Exposure, 1 Firearm, 2 Other, 1 Toxin, 1  Unknown, 70  14    BERTIE COUNTY  NORTH CAROLINA Child population: Percent under ages six: 31.6% Number oflivel births: 116,755  BERTIE  2,259,727 Child population:  3,500  Percent under age six: 29.2% Numberoflivebirhs: 178  2022 NC DATA CARD  Women who receive early prenatal care: 83.1% 2020 82.6% 2019  Babies born at al low birthweight: 14.6% 2020 11.2%2019  Babies born pre-term: 14.0% 2020 15.5% 2019 Median family income: $35,042 2016-2020 $35,527 2015-2019 Teen births per  o  ASTRONG START  Children living in V Children in households V  poor or low-income homés: 58.3% 2020 62.6% 2019 Delinquency rate per 1,000 youth ages 6-17: 4.1 2020  that are food insecure: 30.8% 2019 28.2% 2018 Children assessed for V 30.3 2020 49.32019 High schoolstudents graduating ont time": 83.1% 2021 83.6% 2020 Infant mortality per 1,000 live births:  ($) FAMILY ECONOMIC SECURITY  abuse or neglect per 1,000: 1,000 girls ages 15-17:  NURTURING HOMES& COMMUNITIES  2020 2019  3rdgrades estudents V scoring proficient in reading: 26.5% 2020-2021  Residents with bachelor's degree or higher: 13.2% 2020 12.6% 2019 Child deaths per 100,000:  HIGH-QUALIIY EDUCATION  Children without health insurance: 4.5% 2020 5.7% 2019  - 2020 2019  2020 2019  HEALTH &WELLNESS  *Percentage. is notr reportedifitisg greatert than 95% ort less thans 5%  NCI Pathways to Grade-Level Reading Measure of Success. NC Child  Learn more at: wwwbuilathefounlationorgpathway:  The Voice for North CarolinalsChldren    NC Child The Voicef for North Carolina's Children  Key data points for families in BERTIE  COUNTY  CHILD POVERTY IS A PROBLEM WE CAN SOLVE. Before the pandemic, 2 out of5North Carolina children livedi in poor or low-income households. Inz 2020 and 2021, Congress putf forward withstand loss ofjobs and income. These policies - especially the one-year expansion oft the Child Tax Credit - reduced child poverty tol historiçally lowl levels during 2021. This showed that child povertyi is a problem wel have the power to solve. Let'skeepr moving forward to solvei it.  587f ERTECOUNTE CHILDREN live in POOR or LOW-INCOME homes  several relief  that had packages  in  families  a major impact helping  isout COVERACE ofreach for 14%) OfADULTS In  HEALTH COVERAGE  FAMILY FINANCIAL  IS KEY FOR  STABILITY.  NS  When parents are insured, children are more likely to be insured as well. And coverage for parents protects families from medical debt and financial strain caused by illness or injury. Congress has created bigi incentives for states like North Carolina to expand health coverage to those who dor not quality for either Medicaid or subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. Expanding Medicaid in North Carolina would boost health and financial outcomes for children andi their families in every county.  C  ABOUT THE COUNTY DATA CARDS  These County Data Cards highlight keyi indicators of child well-being that help policymakers understand where to target reliefs soi thati it is most sustainable and effective.  These datal benchmarks indicate how North Carolinas children were faringi in 2020 - the first Many families continue to facei increased stressors likej job loss, hunger, and untreated health concerns. Traumatic episodes like these are shown to have long-term impacts on childrens These data points can help elected officials adopt policies and allocate funds to make all  year oft the pandemic. healthy development. our communities stronger.  SHARE THIS COUNTY DATA CARD WITH LEADERS AND ELECTED OFFICIALS IN YOUR COMMUNITY!  For complete data notes and sources, visit www.ncchild.org  Contact Vikki Crouse, NC KIDS COUNT Project Director, with any questions: vikki@ncchild.org    GATES COUNTY  NORTHCAROLINA Child population: Percent under: ages six: 31,6% Number oflive! births: 116,755  GATES  2,259,727 Child population:  1,830  Percent under ages six: 31.7% Number ofl livebirths: 97  2022 NC DATA CARD  Women who receive early prenatal care: 79.4% 2020 73.2% 2019 Children living in poor or low-inçome homes: 31.4% 2020 35.8% 2019 Delinquency rate per 1,000 youth ages 6-17: 9.4 2020  Babies born at al low birthweight: 9.3% 2020 6.2% 2019  Babies born pre-term: 2020 5.2% 2019 Median family income: $45,871 2016-2020 $50,750 2015-2019 Teen births per  ASTRONG START  Children in households V that are foodinsecure: 22.6% 2019 21.5% 2018 Children assessed for V 34.8 2020 30.42019 High schoolstudents graduating oni time': 89.3% 2021 94.1% 2020 Infant mortality per 1,000 live births:  ($) FAMILY ECONOMIC SECURITY  abuse or neglect per 1,000: 1,000 girls ages 15-17:  NURTURING HOMES& COMMUNITIES  2020 2019  3rds grade students scoring proficient in reading: 47.9% 2020-2021  Residents with bachelor's degree or higher: 12.1% 2020 13.5% 2019 Child deaths per100,000: - 2020 2019  HIGH-QUALIY EDUCATION  Children without health insurance: 6.0% 2020 3.9% 2019  2020 2019  HEALTH &WELLNESS  Percentagei is notr reportedifitisg greaterthan! 95% or less than 5%  NC Pathways to Grade-Level Reading Measure of Success. NC Child  Learn more at: wwwibuidthefounlationorgpathway.  The Voicef for North Carolina's Children    NC Child The Voice for North Carolina's Children  Key data points for families in  GATES COUNTY  31%of GATES COUNTY CHILDREN POOR live in or LOW-INCOME homes  CHILD POVERTY IS A PROBLEM WE CAN SOLVE. Before the pandemic, 2c out of5 5 North Carolina children lived in poor orl low-income households. In 2020 and 2021, Congress put forward several reliefpackages that had ar majori impact in! helping families withstand loss ofj jobs andi income. Thesé policies - especiallyt the one-year expansion oft the Child" Tax Credit - reduced child poverty tohistoricallyl low! levels during 2021. This showed that child povertyi is ap problem we have the power to: solve. Let'sk keep moving forward to solvei it.  - COVERACE hqut ofreach for 9% OfADULTS In COUNTY  HEALTH COVERAGE IS KEY FOR FAMILY FINANCIAL When parents arei insured, children are more likelyt to bei insured as well. coverage for parents protects families from medical debt andi financial strain caused by illness ori injury. Congress has created bigi incentives for quality for either Medicaid or subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. Expanding Medicaidi in North Carolina would! boost health and financial outcomes for children and their families in every county.  STABILITY.  C  And  states like North Carolinai to  health expand  coverage tot those who do not  GHEIC  ABOUT THE COUNTY DATA CARDS  These County Data Cards highlight key indicators of childy well-being that help policymakers understand where to target relief so that iti is most sustainable and effective.  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For complete data notes and sources, visit www.ncchild.org  Contact Vikki Crouse, NC KIDS COUNT Project Director, with any gustiomsvikOcahillay    BERITE COUNTY  NORTH CAROLINA Percent under ages six: 31.6% Number ofliyebirths: 116,755  BERTIE  Child population: 2,259,727 Childpopulation:  3,500  Percent underages six: 29.2% Number ofl livebirths: 178  2022 NC DATA CARD  Women who receive early prenatal care: 83.1% 2020 82.6% 2019  Babies born at alow birthweight: 14.6% 2020 11.2% 2019  Babies born pre-term: 14.0% 2020 15.5% 2019 Median family income $35,042 2016-2020 $35,527 2015-2019 Teen births per  ASTRONG START  Children living in V Children in households  poor or low-income homés: 58.3% 2020 62.6%2 2019 Delinquency rate per 1,000 youth ages 6-17: 4.1 2020  that dre foodinsecure: 30,8% 2019 28.2% 2018 Children qssessed for V  ($) FAMILY ECONOMIC SECURITY  abuse or neglect per1,000: 1,000girls ages 15-17:  30.3 2020 49,3_2019 High schoolstudents graduating on time": 83.1% 2021 83.6% 2020 Infant mortality per 1,000 live births:  - 2020 2019  NURTURING HOMES& COMMUNITIES  3rdgrades students scoring proficient in reading: 26.5% 2020-2021  Residents with bachelor's degree or higher: 13.2% 2020 12.6% 2019 Child deaths per 100,000: - 2020 2019  HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATION  Children without health insurance: 4.5% 2020 5.7% 2019  2020 2019  HEALTH &WELLNESS  *Percentagei is natr reported Ifitisg greatert than! 95%0 orl less than 5%  NC Pathways to Grade-Level Reading Measure of Success. NC Child  Learn more at: wwwbuidthefoundationorgpathway.  The Voice for North Carolina's Children    NC Child The Voicef for North Carolina's Children  Key data points for families in BERTIE  COUNTY  5870 BERIECUNT CHILDREN live in POOR or LOW-INCOME homes  CHILD POVERTY IS A PROBLEM WE CAN SOLVE. Before the pandemic, 2 out of5 North Carolina children lived inj poor orlow-incomel households. In 2020 and 2021, Congress put forward relief packages had ar majori impact in helping families withstand loss ofj jobs andi income. These policies - especiallyt the one-year expansion oft the Child Tax Credit-r reduced child poverty tol historically low levels during 2021, This showed that child poverty is ap problem wel have the powert to solve. Let'skeepr moving forwardt to solvei it.  several  that  HEALTH COVERAGE  ISQuE COVERARE cfreach for 14% OFADULTS  IS KEY FOR FAMILY FINANCIAL STABILITY.  N  When parents are insured, children are more likelyt to bei insured as well. And coverage for parents protects families from medical debt and financial strain caused byi illness ori injury. Congress has created bigi incentives for quality for either Medicaid or subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. Expanding Medicaid in North Carolina would boost health and financial outcomes for children and their familiesi in every county.  states North Carolina like  to expand health coverage to those who do not  C  ABOUT THE COUNTY DATA CARDS  These County Data Cards highlight key indicators of child well-being that help policymakers understand where to target relief so that it is most sustainable and effective.  These data benchmarksindicate how North Carolinas children were faringi in 2020- - thei first Many families continue to face increased stressors likej job loss, hunger, and untreated health conçerns. Traumatic episodes like these are shown to have long-term impacts on childrens These data points can help elected officials adopt policies and allocate funds to make all  year oft the pandemic. healthy development. our communities stronger.  SHARE THIS COUNTY DATA CARD WITH LEADERS AND ELECTED OFFICIALS IN YOUR COMMUNITYI  For complete dota notes and: sources, visit www.ncchild.org  Contact Vikki Crouse, NC KIDS COUNT Project Director, with any questions: vikki@ncchild.org    CAMDEN COUNTY  NORTH CAROLINA Childy population: Percent under age six: 31,6% Number oflivek births: 116,755  CAMDEN  2,259,727 Childy population:  1,965  Percent under age six: 29.4% Number of livek births: 97  2022 NC DATA CARD  Women who receive V early prenatal care; 88.7% 2020 87.5% 2019  Babies born at alow birthweight: 8.2% 2020 13.5% - 2019  Babies born pre-term: 2020 17.3% 2019 Median family income: $63,834 2016-2020 $64,572 2015-2019 Teen births per  ASTRONG START  Children living in V Children in households 9  poor or low-income homes: 38.8% 2020 45.0% 2019 Delinquency rate per 1,000 youth ages 6-17:  that are foodi insecure; 16.4% 2019 18.6% 2018 Children qssessed for 26.5 2020 25.82019 High schoolstudents graduating on time": 89.5% 2021 85.7% 2020 Infant mortality per 1,000 live births:  ($) FAMILY ECONOMIC SECURITY  V *  abuse or neglect per 1,000: 1,000 girls ages 15-17:  = 2020  - 2020 2019  NURTURING HOMES& COMMUNITIES  3rd grade students scoring proficient ini reading: 72.9% 2020-2021  Residents with bachelor's degree or higher: 18.9% 2020 16.4% 2019 Child deaths per 100,000;  HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATION  Children without V health insurance: 1.9% 2020 2.0% 2019  2020 2019  2020 2019  HEALTH &V WELLNESS  "Percentagel is notr reportedifitisg greater than 95% ork less than5 5%  NC Pathways to Grade-Level Reading Measure of Success. Learn more at: wwwibuilthefoundlatinorgpathway.  Child  NC  The Voicef for North Carolina's Children    NC Child The) Voice for North Carolina's Children  Key data points for families in CAMDEN  COUNTY  CHILD POVERTY IS A PROBLEM WE CAN SOLVE. Before the pandemic, 2 out of5 North Carolina children lived inj poor orl low-income households. In 2020 and 2021, Congress put forward several relief packages that had a majori impacti in helpingf families withstand loss ofj jobs andi income. These policies - especially the one-year expansion oft the Child Tax Credit - reduced child poverty toh historically! low levels during 2021. This showed that child povertyi is ap problem we have the power to solve. Let'skeepr moving forward to solvei it.  3970f CAMDENIC CHILDREN livei in POORor LOW-INCOME homes  COUNTY  HEALTH COVERAGE IS KEY FOR FAMILY FINANCIAL STABILITY. And coverage for parents protects families from medical debt and financial strain caused by illness ori injury. Congress has created bigi incentives for states like North Carolina to expand health coverage to those who dor not quality for either Medicaid or subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. Expanding Medicaidi in North Carolina would boost health and financial outcomes for children and their families in every county.    When parents  are insured, children are more  to bei insured as well.  for 9% WAOULS COUNTY  e  likely  CAHDNG  ABOUT THE COUNTY DATA CARDS  These County Data Cards highlight keyi indicators of child well-being that help policymakers understand where to target relief so thati it is most sustainable and effective.  These data benchmarks indicate how North Carolinas children were faringin 2020 - thei first Many families continue tof facei increased stressors likej jobl loss,! hunger, and untreated health concerns. Traumatic episodes like these are shown tol have long-term impacts on childrens These data points can help elected officials adopt policies and allocate funds to make all  year of the pandemic. healthy development. our communities stronger.  SHARE THIS COUNTY DATA CARD WITH LEADERS AND ELECTED OFFICIALS IN YOUR COMMUNITY!:  For complete data notes and sources, visit www.ncchild.org  Contact Vikki Crouse, NC KIDS COUNT Project Director, with any questions: vikki@ncchid.org    CHOVAN COUNTY  NORTH CAROLINA Child population: Percent under, age six: 31,6% Number oflivek births: 116,755  CHOWAN  2,259,727 Childy population:  2,768  Percent under ages six: 29.6% Number ofl livel births: 139  2022 NC DATA CARD  Women who receive V early prenatal care; 82.0% 2020 85.4% 2019  Babies born at alow birthweight: 10.1% 2020 13.8% 2019  Babies born pre-term: 10.8% 2020 13.0% 2019 Median family incomes $44,050 2016-2020 $46,519 2015-2019 Teen births per  ASTRONG START  Ghildren living in V Children in households V  poor or low-income homes: 50.8% 2020 60.8% 2019 Delinquency rate per 1,000 youth ages 6-17: 32.0 2020  that gre. foodinsecuré: 22.8% 2019 23.7% 2018 Children assessed for V  ($) FAMILY ECONOMIC SECURITY  abuse or neglect per1,000: 1,000 girls ages 15-17:  38.1 2020 60.2.2019 High schoolstudents graduating on time": 90.2% 2021 91.5% 2020 Infant mortality per 1,000 live births:  NURTURING HOMES& COMMUNITIES  2020 2019  3rdg gradestudents scoring proficient in reading: 42.6% 2020-2021  Residents with bachelor's degree or higher: 21.0% 2020 20.9% 2019 Child deaths per 100,000:  HIGH-QUALIY EDUCATION  Children without health insurance: 0.9% 2020 2.8% 2019  2020 2019  2020 2019  HEALTH &WELLNESS  *Percentage isr notr reportedifitisg greatert thans 95%0 orl less than! 5%  NC Pathways to Grade-Level Reading Measure of Success.  Child  Learn more at:  NC  www.builathefoundationorgpathway:  The Voice for North CarolinalsChldren    NC Child The Voice for North Carolina's Children  Key data points for families in CHOWAN  COUNTY  CHILD POVERTY IS A PROBLEM WE CAN SOLVE. Before the pandemic, 2 out of5 North Carolina children lived inj poor orl low-income households. In 2020 and: 2021, Congress put forward several relief packages that had a major impact inl helping families withstand loss ofj jobs andi income. These policies - especially the one-year expansion of the Child Tax Credit - reduced child poverty tol historiçally! lowl levels during 2021. This showed that child poverty is ap problem we have the power to solve, Let'skeepr moving forward to solvei it.  5170f CHOWAN COUNTY CHILDREN liye in POOR or LOW-INCOME homes  sout COVERAOE df reach for 12% OADULTS in  HEALTH COVERAGE IS KEY FOR FAMILY FINANCIAL STABILITY. When parents insured, children are more likely to bei insured as well. And çoverage for parents protects families from medical debt and financial strain caused by illness or injury. Congress has created bigi incentives for quality for either Medicaid or subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. Expanding Medicaidi in North Carolina would boost health and financial outcomes for children and their familiesi in every county.  are states like North    Carolina  to expand health coyerage to those who do not  a  ABOUT THE COUNTY DATA CARDS  These County Data Cards highlight keyi indicators of child well-beingt that help policymakers understand where to target reliefs so thati iti is most sustainable and effective.  These data benchmarks indicate how North Carolinals children werei faringi in 2020-t the first Many families continue to facei increased stressors likej jobl loss, hunger, and untreated health concerns. Traumatic episodes liket these are: shown tol have long-term impacts on childrens These data points can helpe elected officials adopt policies and allocate funds to make all  year oft the pandemic. healthy development. our communities stronger.  SHARE THIS COUNTY DATA CARD WITH LEADERS AND ELECTED OFFICIALS IN YOUR COMMUNITY!  For complete data notes and: sources, visit www.ncchild.org  Contact Vikki Crouse, NC KIDS COUNT Project Director, with any questions: vikki@nchild.org    CURRITUCA  COUNTY  NORTH CAROLINA Child population: Percent under ages six: 31,6% Number oflive! births: 116,755  CURRITUCK Percent under age six: 29.5% Number ofl livek births: 291  2,259,727 Childy population:  5,514  2022 NC DATA CARD  Women who receive V early prenatal care: 84.5% 2020 86.1% 2019  Babies born at alow birthweight: 5.8% 2020 6.2% 2019  Babies born pre-term: 9.3% 2020 10.8% 2019 Median family mcomes $73,741 2016-2020 $69,964 2015-2019 Teen births per  ASTRONG START  Children living in 9 Ghildren in households V  poor or low-income homes: 30.6% 2020 36.7%2 2019 Delinquency rate per 1,000) youth ages 6-17: 12.7 2020  that are foodinsecure: 14.6% 2019 16.3% 2018 Children assessed for * 47.0 2020 62,42019 High schoolstudents graduating ont time": 83.5% 2021 94.6% 2020 Infant mortality per 1,000 live births:  ($) FAMILY ECONOMIC SECURITY  abuse or neglect per1,000: 1,000 girls ages 15-17:  - 2020 2019  NURTURING HOMES& COMMUNITIES  3rdgrades students scoring proficient ini reading: 51.9% 2020-2021  Residents with bachelor's degree or higher: 24.0% 2020 22.0% 2019 Child deaths per 100,000: - 2020 2019  HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATION  Children without health insurance: 12.9% 2020 10.3% 2019  2020 2019  HEALTH &WELLNESS  Percentage is notr reportedit ifitisg greatert than 95% or less than! 5%  NC Pathways to Grade-Level Reading Measure of Success. more at: www.builathefounlationorgpathway.  Child  Learn  NC  The Voice for North Carolina's Children    NC Child The) Voice for North Carolina's Children  Key data points for families in  CURRITUCK  COUNTY  31%of CURTUGKCOUNT CHILDREN liye in POORor LOW-INCOME homes  CHILD POVERTY IS A PROBLEM WE CAN SOLVE, Before the pandemic, 2 out of5North Carolina children lived in poor ork low-income households. In 2020 and 2021, Congress put forward relief packages had ar major impacti in helping families withstand loss ofj jobs andi income, These policies - especiallyt the one-year expansion oft the Child" Tax Credit - reduced child poverty tol historically! low levels during 2021. This showed that child povertyi is a problem we have the power to solve. Let'skeep moving forward to solve it.  several  that  HEALTH COVERAGE IS KEY FOR FAMILY FINANCIAL STABILITY. parents are insured, children are more likely to bei insured asy well. strain caused by illness or injury. Congress has created bigi incentives for quality for either Medicaid or subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. Expanding Medicaidin North Carolina wouldl boost health and financial outcomes for children and their families in every county.  ofreach covIe for 12% OFADUETS In COUNTY  When And    for coverage parents proteçts states like North Carolina to  families health expand  from medical debt and financial coverage to those who do  not  C  ABOUT THE COUNTY DATA CARDS  These County Data Cards highlight keyi indicators of child well-being that! help policymakers understand where tot target relief so that iti is most sustainable and effective.  These data benchmarks indicate how North Carolina's children werei faringi in 2020; -t thet first Many families continue to facei increased stressors likej jobl loss, hunger, and untreated health concerns. Traumatic episodes like these are shown to have long-term impacts on children's These data points can help elected officials adopt policies and allocate funds to make all  year oft the pandemic. healthy development. our communities stronger.  SHARE THIS COUNTY DATA CARD WITH LEADERS AND ELECTED OFFICIALS IN YOUR COMMUNITY!  For complete data notes and sources, visit www.ncchild.org  Contact Vikki Crouse, NCI KIDS COUNTI Project Director, with any questions: vikki@ncchild.org    HERIFORD  COUNTY  NORTH CAROLINA Perçent under ages six: 31,6% Number oflivel births: 116,755  HERTFORD Percent under age six: 30.3% Number ofl livek births: 208  Child population: 2,259,727 Child population:  4,300  2022 NC DATA CARD  Women who receive V edrly prenatal care: 81.7% 2020 77.9% 2019  Babies born at alow birthweight: 13.5% 2020 11.8% 2019  Babies born pre-term: 14.4% 2020 12.8% 2019 Median family income: $42,588 2016-2020 $41,028 2015-2019 Teen births per  AS STRONG START  Children living in V Children inl households V  poor or low-income homes; 61.0% 2020 58.7% 2019 Delinquency rate per 1,000 youth ages 6-17: 30.4 2020  that dre, foodinsecure: 28.3% 2019 28.2% 2018 Children assessed for V 30.3 2020 37.0_2019 High schoolstudents graduating on time" 85.1% 2021 85.7% 2020 Infant mortality per 1,000 live births:  ($) FAMILY ECONOMIC SECURITY  abuse or neglect per1,000: 1,000 girls ages 15-17:  - 2020 2019  NURTURING HOMES& COMMUNITIES  3rdgrade students scoring proficient in reading: 27.0% 2020-2021  Residents with bachelor's degree or higher: 14.6% 2020 13.7% 2019 Child deaths per 100,000: - - 2020 2019  HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATION  Children without health insurance: 5.1% 2020 3.9% 2019  2020 2019  HEALTH &V WELLNESS  *Percentagel isn notr reportedi ifitis greaterthans 95% orl less than5 5%  NCI Pathways to Grade-Level Reading Measure of Success. NC Child  Learn more at: www.buithefoundationorgpathway:  Thel Voice for North Carolina'sChildren    NC Child Thel Voicef for North Carolina's Children  Key data points for families in  HERTFORD  COUNTY  617e MERIFORDCOUNTT CHILDREN POOR liye in or LOW-INCOME homes  CHILD POVERTY IS A PROBLEM WE CAN SOLVE, Before the pandemic, 2 out of5) North Carolina children lived in poor or low-income households. In 2020 and 2021, Congress put forward several relief packages that had a majori impact in helping families withstand loss ofj jobs andi income. These policies - especially the one-year expansion oft the Child" Tax Credit - reduced child poverty tol historicallyl lowl levels during 2021. This showed that child povertyi isap problem we have the power to solve. Let's keep moving forward to solve it.  HEALTH COVERAGE IS KEY FOR FAMILY FINANCIAL STABILITY. strain caused byi illness ori injury. Congress has created big incentives for quality for either Medicaid or subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. Expanding Medicaidi in North Carolina would boost health and financial outcomes for children and their families in every county.  COMERLE ofresch for 12% OfADULIS in COUNTY  When parents are insured, children are more for coverage parents protects states like North Carolina to expand health  to bei insured as well. from medical debt and financial tot those do not who    likely families coverage  And  EnE  ABOUT THE COUNTY DATA CARDS  These County Data Cards highlight key indicators of child well-being that help policymakers understand where to target relief so thati iti is most sustainable and effective.  These datal benchmarks indicate how North Carolinas children were faring in 2020 - thei first Many families continue to face increased stressors likej jobl loss,! hunger, and untreated health çoncerns. Traumatic episodes like these are shown to have long-term impacts on childrens These data points can help elected officials adopt policies and allocate funds to make all  year oft the pandemic. healthy development. our communities stronger.  SHARE THIS COUNTY DATA CARD WITH LEADERS AND ELECTED OFFICIALS IN YOUR COMMUNITY!  For complete data notes and sources, visit www.ncchild.org  Contact Vikki Crouse, NC KIDS COUNT Project Director, with any questions: vikki@ncchild.org    PASQUOIANK  COUNTY  NORTHCAROLINA Child population: Percent under age six: 31.6% Number oflivebirths: 116,755  PASQUOTANK Percent under ages six: 31.6% Number of livek births: 459  2,259,727 Child population:  9,087  2022 NC DATA CARD  Women who receive V early prenatal care; 80.2% 2020 73.8% 2019 Ghildren living in poor or low-income homes: 44.9% 2020 47.4% 2019 Delinquency rate per 1,000 youth ages 6-17: 23.1 2020  Babies born at alow birthweight: 9.2% 2020 9.3% 2019  Babies born pre-term: 8.9% 2020 10.3% 2019 Median fumily incomei $54,439 2016-2020 $50,558 2015-2019 Teen births per  ASTRONG START  Children in households V that are foodinsecuré; 21.7% 2019 21.3% 2018 Children assessed for *  ($) FAMILY ECONOMIC SECURITY  abuse or neglect per 1,000: 1,000 girls ages 15-17:  33.8 2020 41.4.2 2019 High schoolstudents graduating on time": 75.8% 2021 77.6% 2020 Infant mortality per 1,000 live births:  NURTURING HOMES& COMMUNITIES  2020 2019  3rdgrades students scoring proficient in reading: 28.1% 2020-2021  Residents with bachelor's degree or higher: 21.1% 2020 19.8% 2019 Child deaths per100,000:  HIGH-QUALIY EDUCATION  Children without health insurance: 8.1% 2020 6.192 2019  2020 2019  2020 2019  HEALTH &V WELLNESS  Percenlagei is notr reportedl lfitisg greatert than 95% or less than5 5%  NCI Pathways to Grade-Level Reading Measure of Success. NC Child  Learn more at: wwwbuidthefoundationorgpathway:  The Voicef for North Carolina's Children    NC Child The Voicef for North Carolina's Children  Key data points for families in  PASQUOTANK  COUNTY  CHILD POVERTY IS A PROBLEM WE CAN SOLVE. Before the pandemic, 2 out of5! North Carolina children lived in poor orlo low-income households. In 2020 and 2021, Congress put forward relief packages that had at majori impacti in helping families withstand loss ofj jobs andi income. These policies - especiallyt the one-year expansion oft the Child Tax Credit - reduced child poverty tol historiçally lowl levels during 2021, This showed that child povertyi is ap problem we have the power to solve. Let'skeepr moving forward to solvei it.  45%f PASQUOTANKC CHILDREN livei in POOR or LOW-INCOME homes  COUNTE  several  HEALTH COVERAGE IS KEY FOR FAMILY FINANCIAL STABILITY. When parents are insured, children are more likely to bei insured as well. coverage for parents protects families from medical debt and financial strain caused byi illness ori injury. Congress has created bigi incentives for quality for either Medicaid or subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. Expanding/ Medicaidi in North Carolina would! boost health andi financial outcomes for children and their familiesi in every county.  ofr reach COVERe for 13%) fADULTS in COUNTY  S  And  states like North Carolina to  expand health coverage to those who dor not  C  ABOUTTHE COUNTY DATA CARDS  These County Data Cards highlight keyi indicators of child well-being that! help policymakers understand where tot target relief so that iti is most sustainable ande effective.  These data benchmarks indicate how North Carolinas children were faringi in 2020- - the first Many families continue to face increased stressors likej jobl loss, hunger, and untreated health concerns. Traumatic episodes liket these are shown to have long-term impacts on children's These data points can help elected officials adopt policies and allocate funds to make all  year oft thep pandemic. healthy development. our communities stronger.  SHARE THIS COUNTY DATA CARD WITH LEADERS AND ELECTED OFFICIALS IN YOUR COMMUNITY!  For complete dota notes and sources, visit www.ncchild.org  Contact Vikki Crouse, NC KIDS COUNT Project Director, with any questions: vikki@ncchild.org    PERQUIMANS  COUNTY  NORTHO CAROLINA Child population: Percent under ages six: 31,6% Number ofl livel births: 116,755  PERQUIMANS Percent under age six: 29.9% Number of liveb births: 92  2,259,727 Childpopulation:  2,358  2022 NC DATA CARD  Women who receive edrly prenatal care: 84.8% 2020 74.6% 2019  Babies born at alow birthweight: 13.0% 2020 6.8% 2019  Babies born pre-term: 12.0% 2020 5.9% 2019 Median, family income: $51,036 2016-2020 $47,162 2015-2019 Teen births per  o  ASTRONG START  Children living in * Children inl households V  poor or low-income homes: 34.9% 2020 38.0% 2019 Delinquency rate per 1,000) youth ages 6-17: 49.2 2020  that are foodinsecure: 20.8% 2019 21.8% 2018 Children assessed for V 34.9 2020 48.12019 High schoo/students graduating on time*: 86.1% 2021 92.9% 2020 Infant mortality per 1,000 live births:  ($) FAMILY ECONOMIC SECURITY  abuse or neglect per 1,000: 1,000 girls ages 15-17:  a 2020 2019  NURTURING HOMES& COMMUNITIES  3rdgrde students scoring proficient in reading: 50.0% 2020-2021  Residents with bachelor's degree or higher: 18.3% 2020 19.1% 2019 Child deaths per100,000:  FIGH-QUALIY EDUCATION  Children without health insurance: 10.5% 2020 15.2% 2019  2020 2019  2020 2019  HEALTH &V WELLNESS  "Percentagel Is notr reportedifitisg greater than 95%0 orl less than5 5%  NCI Pathways to Grade-Level Reading Measure of Success.  Child  Learn more  at: wwwbuldthefoundation.orgpathways  NC  The) Voice for North Carolina'sChildren    NC Child The Voicef for North Carolina's Children  Key data points for families in  PERQUIMANS  COUNTY  35%0 PECIMANECOUNITE CHILDREN live in POOR or LOW-INCOME homes  CHILD POVERTY IS A PROBLEM WE CAN SOLVE. Before the pandemic, 2 out of5 North Carolina children lived inj poor or low-income households. In 2020 and 2021, Congress put forward withstand loss ofjobs andi income. These policies = especially the one-year expansion oft the Child Tax Credit - reduced child poverty tol historically lowl levels during 2021. This showed that child povertyi is a problem we have the power to solve. Let'skeep moving forward to solve it.  several relief  that had a  families  packages  major impacti inl helping  HEALTH COVERAGE IS KEY FOR FAMILY FINANCIAL STABILITY. parents insured, children are more likelyt to bei insured as well. And çoverage for parents protects families from medical debt and financial strain caused byi illness or injury. Congress has created bigi incentives for quality for either Medicaid or subsidies undér the Affordable Care Act. Expanding Medicaidi inl North Carolinaw wouldl boost health and financial outcomes for children andi their families in every county.  (SQut COYEPACE of reach for 9% OfADUETS in  When  are    states like North Carolinai to  health expand coverage  to those who do not  /  ABOUT THE COUNTY DATA CARDS  These County Data Cards highlight keyi indicators of child well-being that help policymakers understand where to target relief so thati it is most sustainable and effective.  These datal benchmarksi indicate how North Carolinas children were faringi in 2020- -t thei first Many families continue to façe increased stressors likej jobl loss, hunger, and untreated health concerns. Traumatic episodes like these are: shown to have long-term impacts on childrens These data points can help elected officials adopt policies and allocate funds to make all  year oft the pandemic. healthy development. our communities stronger,  SHARE THIS COUNTY DATA CARD WITH LEADERS AND ELECTED OFFICIALS IN YOUR COMMUNITYI  For complete dato notes and sources, visit www.ncchild.org  Contact Vikki Crouse, NC KIDS COUNT Praject Director, with any questions: vikki@ncchid.org    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County 115 Court Street: POI Box 148, Gatesville, NC: 27938  Phone (252): 357-2411 Fax (252) 357-0073  MEMORANDUM  TO: Gates County Board of Commissioners FROM: Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to the   SUBJECT: After-Action Report - Multi-Agency Haz Mat Training Exercise Summary = Interim Emergency Director Billy Tutwiler and 911 Director Dawn Abbott  DATE: August 11, 2023  Interim Emergency Director Billy Tutwiler and 911 Director Dawn Abbott will be presenting an After-Action Report to the Board of Commissioners on the Multi-Agency Haz Mat  Training Exercise Summary    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County 115 Court Street PO Box 148, Gatesville, NC 27938  Phone (252)357-2411 Fax (252)357-0073  MEMORANDUM  TO: Gates County Board of Commissioners: FROM: Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to the  SUBJECT: Broadband Update - Erna Bright.  DATE: August 11, 2023  Chairman of the Broadband Committee Ema Bright will be presenting a Broadband  Update to the Board of Commissioners.    Joleatha Chestnutt From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments: Joleatha,  Scott Sauer Monday, August 7, 2023 9:59 AM Joleatha Chestnutt Unfunded GREAT Applications Follow Up  1000140s9.Bemaining.tlgblelocatonscowa GREAT2022.Unfunded,1000014059padh  Please provide a copy of this email with the agenda item for Mr. Erna Bright's report to the Board on August 16th.  Thank you!  From: Gerger, Shanon M shanongergerncgov2 Sent: Tuesday, August 1,2 20232:00PM To: Scott Sauer ssuereatesouyneson Cc: Althea Riddick ariddick@gatescountyncgov Subject: Unfunded GREAT Applications Follow Up  Mr. Sauer:  The Broadband Infrastructure Office (Office) within the Division of Broadband and Digital Equity (Division): at thel NC Department of Information Technology (NC DIT) would like to update you on the status of the GREAT Grant Program and other opportunities for As youl know, the Office has awarded ap project in your county from the GREAT Grant Program and has contracted nearly all thei initial $272 million in GREAT Grant Awards under the American Rescue Plan Act funding. OnJ July 6, 2023, the Office announced contingent awards for 33 additional projects in 33 counties using ther remaining balance of the $350 million of American Rescue Plan Act funds While your county was not one of those 33, we would like toi inform you of an option to choose ther next highest scoring GREAT Grant project application in your county tol be funded byt the Completing Access to Broadband (CAB) program. Session Law 2021-180 states, "In collaboration with thel Broadband Infrastructure Office, a county may request funding under this section fore either a defined eligible project area thati is mutually identified by the county andt the Office or fora aj project that was not awarded a granti in ther most recent round ofg grant awards under G.S. 143B-1373." Your county now has the option to choose the unfunded GREAT application described ini this letter usingt the match requirements oft the GREAT Program. Choosing this option does not prohibit your county from also participating in the CAB program, though each countyi isl limited to $81 million per fiscal year out of the CABI Fund, and the amount the Office contributes tot this project would count towards that total. Ify you decline this project, you may still chooset to work with the Office int thet full CAB Program or choose not to participate) in broadband efforts inj partnership with. The current GREAT: application in your county thati is eligible for an award is from Spectrum Southeast, LLC fort the project entitled, "2022 NC GREAT= Gates County", tos serve: approximately 2491 households and businesses. Please refer to the attached mapa and CSV filef for a reference of the proposed locations to be served by the project. Based on the application, it appears that this project did noti identify the county as ap partner and you have no obligations to contribute to the project; however, the Office must have the In order for the Office to proceed, please reply all to this email andi indicate whether you choose to: award or decline thei referenced project. Ify you choose to award the project, we will follow up with documentation for signature to reflect that decision.  broadband projects iny your county.  appropriated towards the program.  NCD DIT.  county/sapproval in order to make a contingent award to the provider and proceed towards contracting.  Sincerely,    NC GREAT Unfunded Application Application: 1000014059 Applicant: Spectrum  Remaining Eligible  Whaleyville  Rd Pumantosa  2585  Cora Holl;  Dort  Hazelton  Topsy  Gates  Easons MS-158-E- GATESIdS  Sunbury,  US.358.  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JILLSON 397SAND) 8ROCKYF R 210 FORTI 342 TURNE 10 WESTL 120 DOUG 80 SAUNDI 90 SAUNDI 93 LEES MI 125 SAUNI 41 LEES MI 1158 DRUI 521 SANDY 27. JILLSON 86 ASKEW 694 TAYLO 266 BARFIL 1003 DRUI 31 ROCKYR 380 FORTI 959 DRUM 880 MIDDI 379 FORTI 259 LEES N 120OLDR R. 605TAYLO 329 BLACK 40. JILLSON 1160LDR. 115 LEES N 40 HORTO 86 DRUMI 30 BOOGIE 889 DRUM 14 MALLOI 18. 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JILLSON 210 MALLC  835 410 384 30 70 17 730 883 499 358 80 840 375 340 22 555 184: 547 1053 1210 56 784 742 881 191 24 1069 59 26 845 6 660 326 536 810 63 58 639 715 53 664 106 1075 385 32 210.    4017 4516934 GATES NC 4018 4551049 GATES NC 4019 4570090 GATES NC 4020 4604775 GATES NC 4021 4621443 GATES NC 4022 4643404 GATES NC 4023 4649798 GATES NC 4024 4718241 GATES NC 4025 4741481 GATES NC 4026 4750896 GATES NC 4027 4782456 GATES NC 4028 4799145 GATES NC 4029 4831369 GATES NC: 4030 4852749 GATES NC 4031 4864675 GATES NC  961 DRUM 169FORTI 730NC13 595 DRUM 700 NC13 929 MIDDI 114 DOUG 129D DOUG 18 HOBBSI 529 MIDDI 931 MIDDI 20 PAIGER 5941 DRUM 713 DRUM 679 TAYLO  961 169 730 595 700 929 114 129 18 529 931 20 594 713 679    st_name st_posdir st.posmocst.postyp addnum_s post_code post_comr unit  inc_muni uninc_com  HOBBSVILLE BEECHNUT HOBBSVILLE BLACK MINGLE DRUM HILL DRUM HILL JILLSON JILLSON JILLSON DRUM HILL HOBBSVILLE FORT ISLAND MALLORY BUCK DOUGHTIE SHEPHERD DRUM HILL OLD RAIL BED JILLSON BLACK MINGLE BUCK FARM MIDDLE SWAMP WEST OLD RAIL BED BLACK MINGLE ROCKY MIDDLE SWAMP SANDY CROSS BARFIELD DRUM: HILL BUCK FARM NC137 NC137 SHEPHERD OLD RAILI BED MIDDLE SWAMP MIDDLE SWAMP MALLORY BUCK MIDDLE SWAMP OLD RAIL BED ASKEW WELLS CRYSTAL FORT ISLAND HOBBSVILLE DRUM: HILL HOBBSVILLE  ROAD DRIVE ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD DRIVE DRIVE DRIVE ROAD ROAD. ROAD ROAD LANE LANE ROAD DRIVE ROAD A LANE: ROAD LANE ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD LANE LANE ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD LANE STREET ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD  27946 HOBBSVILLE 27935 EURE 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE. 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27946 HOBBSVILLE    LEES MILL HOBBSVILLE BUCKI FARM. ROWESY LEES MILL DRUM HILL TURNER JILLSON SANDY CROSS ROCKY FORTI ISLAND TURNER WEST DOUGHTIE SAUNDERSTOWN. SAUNDERSTOWN LEES MILL SAUNDERSTOWN LEES MILL DRUM HILL SANDY CROSS JILLSON ASKEW TAYLOR MILL BARFIELD DRUM HILL ROCKY FORT ISLAND DRUM HILL MIDDLE SWAMP FORT ISLAND LEES MILL OLD RAIL BED TAYLOR MILL BLACK MINGLE JILLSON OLD RAIL BED LEES MILL HORTON DRUM HILL BOOGIE DRUM HILL MALLORY BUCK JILLSON BEECHNUT BLACKI MINGLE DOUGHTIE  ROAD ROAD LANE LANE ROAD ROAD ROAD DRIVE ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD LANE LANE ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD DRIVE ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD DRIVE ROAD LANE ROAD LANE ROAD ROAD DRIVE DRIVE ROAD LANE  27937 GATES 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27935 EURE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27935 EURE. 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE    ASKEW OLD RAIL BED TROTVILLE BLACK MINGLE MALLORY BUCK DRUM HILL. CRYSTAL DOUGHTIE MIDDLE SWAMP REYNOLDSON: DRUM HILL HORTON CRYSTAL US13 NORTH HOBBSVILLE BANK DRUM HILL LEES MILL SANDY CROSS BUCKI FARM BOOGIE MALLORY BUCK OLD RAIL BED TAYLOR MILL HOBBSVILLE BANK MIDDLE SWAMP BLACK MINGLE SAUNDERSTOWN HOBBSVILLE UNION BRANCH MIDDLE SWAMP. DRUM HILL: BLACK MINGLE FORT ISLAND FORT ISLAND REYNOLDSON MIDDLE SWAMP DRUM HILL ROWSEY DRUM HILL MIDDLE SWAMP LEES MILL DOUGHTIE HILL LANE SHEPHERD DRUM HILL SHEPHERD DRUM HILL  ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD. ROAD STREET LANE ROAD ROAD ROAD LANE STREET STREET ROAD ROAD ROAD LANE LANE ROAD ROAD STREET ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD A ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD LANE ROAD ROAD ROAD LANE ROAD LANE ROAD LANE ROAD  27935 EURE: 27937 GATES 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE. 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES    BLACK MINGLE FORT ISLAND HOBBSVILLE BANK. SAUNDERSTOWN REYNOLDSON HOBBSVILLE SHEPHERD MIDDLE SWAMP MIDDLE SWAMP MIDDLE SWAMP BLACK MINGLE DRUM HILL JILLSON MIDDLE SWAMP NC137 DRUM HILL DRUM HILL TROTVILLE NC137 PAIGE RIDDICK CRYSTAL SHEPHERD BUCK FARM DRUM HILL WELLS ROCKY MIDDLE SWAMP LEES MILL DRUMI HILL LEES MILL. MIDDLE SWAMP SANDY CROSS DRUM HILL WEST DRUM HILL MALLORY BUCK DRUM HILL BOOGIE DRUMI HILL BLACKI MINGLE DRUM HILL JILLSON BLACKI MINGLE LEES MILL BARFIELD BLACK MINGLE DRUM HILL  ROAD ROAD STREET ROAD ROAD. ROAD LANE ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD DRIVE ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD STREET LANE LANE ROAD LANE: ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD LANE ROAD ROAD ROAD LANE ROAD ROAD ROAD DRIVE ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD  27926 CORAPEAKE 27935 EURE 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27926 CORAPEAKE    NC137 BLACK MINGLE TURNER WEST CRYSTAL SMOKEY HOLLOW DRUM HILL NC137 MIDDLESWAMP BLACK MINGLE US13SOUTH NC137 HOBBSVILLE TURNER. AVALON DRUM HILL FORT ISLAND MIDDLE SWAMP NC137 DRUMI HILL WELLS NC137 DRUM HILL DRUM HILL OLD RAIL BED DRUM HILL DRUM HILL SMOKEY HOLLOW US13SOUTH NC137 ROCKY UNION BRANCH BARFIELD US13 NORTH NC137 HOBBSVILLE LEES MILL CRYSTAL MIDDLE SWAMP DRUMI HILL LEES MILL NC1 137 PAIGE RIDDICK DRUM: HILL HOBBSVILLE JILLSON MALLORY BUCK  27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE. 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27935 EURE 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27935 EURE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES  ROAD ROAD LANE STREET ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD LANE ROAD ROAD C ROAD ROAD LANE ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD  ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD STREET ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD DRIVE ROAD    DRUM HILL FORT ISLAND NC137 DRUM HILL NC137 MIDDLE SWAMP DOUGHTIE DOUGHTIE HOBBSVILLE BANK MIDDLE SWAMP MIDDLE SWAMP PAIGE RIDDICK DRUM HILL DRUM HILL TAYLOR MILL  ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD LANE: LANE STREET ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD  27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27935 EURE 27937 GATES 27935 EURE 27926 CORAPEAKE 27935 EURE 27935 EURE 27946 HOBBSVILLE 27937 GATES 27926 CORAPEAKE 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27937 GATES 27935 EURE    comAeNLCOnaNLe building countyfips statefips block  tract 4024 970100 3034 970300 4024 970100 1015 970200 1005 970200 1006 970200 1007 970200 1007 970200 1007 970200 1005 970200 4004. 970100 3034 970300 1006 970200 3034 970300 2014 970300 1006 970200 1005 970200 1007 970200 1023 970200 1005. 970200 2014 970200 1006 970200 1005 970200 2006 970200 1005 970200 1030 970200 4004 970100 3014 970300 1005 970200 1005 970200 3027 970300 3027 970300 2014 970300 1005 970200 1030 970200 1030 970200 1006 970200 1030 970200 1005 970200 3023 970300 1007 970200 1007 970200 3034 970300 4004 970100 1026 970200 4024 970100  floor  pluscode 878589XW 878595W2 878589XW 8785G839- 8785G7V9 8785G7X7- 8785G6HV 8785G6HX 8785G6HR 8785G7QN 87859C68- 878595R5- 8785G7R2 8785C55F 8785F58X4 8785G7X7 8785G7XJ4 8785G6HV 8785G864 8785G7VC 8785F8HM 8785G7R3 8785G7XJ4 8785G855: 8785G7WC 8785G942- 87859C95- 8785C4C7 8785G7RG 8785G7W 8785C5CG 8785C5FFH 8785F58X4 8785G7WF 8785G932: 8785G83X 8785G7R2- 8785G83X 8785G7WF 8785C5JR+ 8785G6M) 8785G6FX- 8785C534- 87859079- 8785G9H2 878589XW  HOBBSVILLE EURE HOBBSVILLE GATES GATES GATES GATESVILLE GATESVILLE GATESVILLE GATES HOBBSVILLE EURE GATES EURE GATES GATES GATES GATESVILLE GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES HOBBSVILLE EURE GATES GATES EURE EURE GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES EURE GATES GATES EURE HOBBSVILLE CORAPEAKE HOBBSVILLE  73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73  37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37    GATES HOBBSVILLE GATES GATES GATES GATES EURE GATESVILLE HOBBSVILLE GATES EURE EURE GATES EURE. CORAPEAKE CORAPEAKE GATES CORAPEAKE GATES GATES HOBBSVILLE GATESVILLE EURE EURE EURE GATES GATES EURE GATES GATES EURE GATES GATES EURE GATES GATESVILLE GATES GATES EURE CORAPEAKE EURE GATES GATES GATESVILLE EURE GATES EURE  73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73  37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37  1000 970300 4024 970100 1005 970200 1006 970200 1021 970300 1005 970200 3041 970300 1007 970200 4004 970100 1005 970200 3034 970300 3003 970300 1006 970200 3034 970300 1015 970200 1015 970200 1021 970300 1015 970200 1021 970300 1006 970200 4004 970100 1007 970200 3023 970300 3022 970300 3015 970300 1005 970200 1005 970200 3034 970300 1005 970200 1015 970200 3034 970300 1000 970300 1005 970200 3030 970300 1015 970200 1007 970200 1005 970200 1021 970300 3014. 970300 1026 970200 3014 970300 1005 970200 1006 970200 1007 970200 3034 970300 2013 970200 3034 970300  8785G6WS 87859C23- 8785G7VC 8785G7W: 8785G6ME 8785G8V5 8785C6J2+ 8785G6JRH 87859C94- 8785G7WF 878594VX- 8785C6Q2 8785G7R2: 8785C55F4 8785G83P 8785G84P- 8785G6ME 8785G84M 8785G6J64 8785G7W, 87859C99- 8785G6HV 8785C5JP+ 8785C5FG- 8785C4F74 8785G7RG 8785G7VC 878595Q6 8785G7RH 8785G82R 878595Q5 8785G6WS 8785G7XH 8785C59G 8785F8WC 8785G6HR 8785G7XJ+ 8785G6P7- 8785C475- 8785G9H2 8785C486- 8785G7QP 8785G6RX 8785G6GV 878595W2 8785F8PCH 8785C55F4    EURE GATES HOBBSVILLE GATES GATES GATES GATES EURE GATES GATES GATES EURE GATES GATES HOBBSVILLE GATES GATES HOBBSVILLE GATES EURE GATES GATES EURE HOBBSVILLE GATES GATES CORAPEAKE HOBBSVILLE CORAPEAKE GATES GATES GATES EURE: EURE GATES GATES GATES GATES CORAPEAKE GATES GATES EURE EURE GATES GATES GATES GATES  73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73  37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37  3023 970300 1005 970200 4004 970100 2007 970200 1006 970200 1011 970200 1007 970200 3034 970300 2014 970200 1021 970300 1005 970200 3014 970300 1007 970200 1006 970200 4024 970100 1005 970200 1000 970300 4004 970100 1005 970200 3014 970300 1006 970200 1005 970200 3022 970300 4024 970100 2013 970200 1023 970200 1015 970200 4024. 970100 1028 970200 1030 970200 1005 970200 2007 970200 3034 970300 3034 970300 1021 970300 1015 970200 1006 970200 1006 970200 1025 970200 2014 970200 1000 970300 3034 970300 3020 970300 2014 970300 1011 970200 2014 970300 1005 970200  8785C5JV+ 8785G7WF 87859C83- 8785F8X94 8785G7R2 8785G8V6 8785G6FW 8785C55FH 8785F8HM 8785G6H5 8785G7WE 8785C485- 8785G6FV: 8785H62W 87858CW2 8785G8V6 8785G6R8 87859C98- 8785G7W 8785C486- 8785G7V8 8785G7WF 8785C5HH 878589WX 8785F8MN 8785G846- 8785G83P. 878589XW 8785G987 8785G83X 8785G7RG 8785F8RC4 878595R6- 8785C534- 8785G6G6 8785F8VV- 8785G7W. 8785G7WE 8785G9H4 8785F8FJ+. 8785G6WS 8785C54F 8785C5J4+ 8785F58X4 8785G8V6 8785F6734 8785G7RG    GATES EURE HOBBSVILLE CORAPEAKE GATES HOBBSVILLE GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATESVILLE GATES EURE GATES GATES HOBBSVILLE EURE GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES HOBBSVILLE CORAPEAKE GATES CORAPEAKE GATES GATES EURE GATES GATES GATES GATESVILLE GATES GATES EURE GATES CORAPEAKE  73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73  37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37  1015 970200 3034 970300 4024 970100 1015 970200 1021 970300 4024 970100 2014 970300 2014 970200 2014 970200 1030 970200 2013 970200 1005 970200 1007 970200 1015 970200 3030 970300 1005 970200 1006 970200 4004 970100 3027 970300. 1006 970200 1007 970200 2014 970300 1005 970200 1005 970200 1007 970200 1005 970200 1030 970200 1021 970300 1005 970200 1021 970300 1030 970200 4004 970100 1027 970200 1006 970200 1027 970200 1006 970200 1005 970200 3014 970300 1005 970200 1015 970200 1011 970200 1007 970200 1023 970200 1021 970300 3014 970300 1023 970200 1027 970200  8785F8X94 878595R2- 87858CW3 8785G84P. 8785G6H6 8785992X- 8785F58X4 8785F8FJ+ 8785F8QR 8785G942- 8785F8MG 8785G8V6 8785G6HV 8785F8WV 8785C58J+ 8785G8V6 8785G7W) 87859C64- 8785C5FF4 8785G6RX: 8785G6FX- 8785F6624 8785G7WC 8785G7WS 8785G6MF 8785G7WS 8785F8WV 8785G6ME 8785G7RH 8785G6J74 8785G942- 87859C94- 8785G8M) 8785G7V3 8785G8MI 8785G6RX 8785G7RF 8785C486- 8785G7RH 8785F8X94 8785G8V6 8785G6HV 8785G846- 8785G6J64 8785C496- 8785G847 8785G8HR    EURE GATES EURE GATES GATES GATES GATES EURE GATES GATES EURE EURE HOBBSVILLE EURE EURE GATES EURE GATES EURE GATES GATES EURE GATES GATES GATES CORAPEAKE GATES GATES EURE. EURE GATES CORAPEAKE EURE GATES EURE HOBBSVILLE GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES EURE GATES GATES HOBBSVILLE GATESVILLE GATES  73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73  37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37  3023 970300 2007 970200 3003 970300 1006 970200 1007 970200 1005 970200 1011 970200 3027 970300 2014 970200 2007 970200 3000 970300 3029 970300 4024 970100 3003 970300 3015 970300 1005 970200 3034 970300 2014 970200 3022 970300 1006 970200 1007 970200 3030 970300 1011 970200 1005 970200 1005 970200 1026 970200 1005 970200 1005 970200 3000 970300 3023 970300 1005 970200 1025 970200 3014 970300 1021 970300 3030 970300 4004 970100 1021 970300 1007 970200 2014 970200 1005 970200 1021 970300 3030 970300 1006 970200 1005 970200 4024 970100 1007 970200 1006 970200  8785C5CH- 8785G827 8785C6Q3 8785G7R2 8785G6FW 8785G7W8 8785G7RX 8785C5FG 8785F8GJ+ 8785F8X94 8785F42Q 8785C5CG 878589XW 8785C6P2- 8785C4G9 8785G8V8 878595W3 8785F8HM 8785C5F54 8785H726 8785G6MF 8785C58J+ 8785G7RX: 8785G7RQ 8785G7XJ4 8785G9G4 8785G7VC 8785G7X9 8785F43R4 8785C5CH 8785G7W 8785G996 8785C496- 8785G6F7- 8785C662- 87859C89- 8785G6ME 8785G6FX- 8785F8MC 8785G8R2 8785G6J64 8785C55Q 8785G6RW 8785G7VC 878589XW 8785G6HV 8785G7V7    GATES EURE: EURE GATES EURE GATES EURE EURE HOBBSVILLE GATES GATES GATES GATES GATES EURE  73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73:  37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37  1005 970200 3034 970300 3030 970300 1005 970200 3030 970300 1030 970200 3034 970300 3034 970300 4024 970100 2014 970200 1030 970200 1006 970200 1011 970200 1005 970200 3023 970300  8785G7RH 878594WX 8785C56M 8785G8V6 8785C56P- 8785G82X 8785C55FH 8785C55C- 878589WV 8785F8HM 8785G82X 8785G6W) 8785G8V6 8785G8R2 8785C5FH-    usng  ddlat  ddlong lat  long  fulladdrerglobalid ALPLAmPgCNA  18S UF561 36.34964 -76.6026 954709.3 2706001 405 HOBBS (9A4F3431 4124115 Spectrum 18675 18S UF 341 36.39524 -76.8489 969649.2 2633123 1B BEECH N (6044E57A 4124119 Spectrum. 54565 18S UF5 561 36.34859 -76.6032. 954325.9 2705840 387 HOBBS (E72B081E 4124120 Spectrum 185 UF4 493 36.50267 -76.6822 1009858 2681265 421 BLACK 87313828 4124124 Spectrum 148577 18S UF 45C 36.54417 -76.7309 1024632 2666624 1089 DRUM 40D042AE 4124125 Spectrum 154927 18S UF4 445 36.54871 -76.7363 1026249 2664984 1180 DRUT(7AC9C312 4124126 Spectrum 154964 18S UF4 429 36.52785 -76.7547 1018532 2659750 24 JILLSON,8B4A8172 4124785 Spectrum 162682 18S UF4 431 36.52809 -76.7522 1018637 2660487 6J JILLSON (04E8B304 4124786 Spectrum 163583 18S UF4 425 36.5284 -76.7588 1018704 2658559 48. JILLSON (5BE3FDAS 4124787 Spectrum 176212 18S UF 46: 36.53991 -76.7164 1023180 2670905 915 DRUM,B3D2FBBF 4124129 Spectrum 177879 18S UF: 580 36.36167 -76,5827 959229.8 2711771 732 HOBBS (55981513 4124130 Spectrum 184140 18S UF 348 36.39044 -76.8413 967948.6 2635392 410 FORTI 66DE1057 4124135 Spectrum 212924 18S UF 434 36.54126 -76.7484 1023456 2661497 30 MALLO07F62952 4124136 Spectrum 217664 18S UF 362 36.40929 -76.826 974906.4 2639757 106 DOUG (B5E3D8EC 4124143 Spectrum 255760 18S UF 386 36.46537 -76.8005 995487.7 2646815 286 SHEPH (F767AEDF 4124144 Spectrum 278412 18S UF4 446 36.54799 -76.7358 1025988 2665137 1168 DRUM (F7D8ED75 4124145 Spectrum 284435 18S UF 461 36.54852 -76.7187 1026295 2670165 122 OLD R. [2FB3AAA2 4124147 Spectrum 298308 18S UF 430 36.52802 76.7529 1018606 2660292 10. 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(33B30A57 4124285 Spectrum 1281519 18S UF 395 36.53487 -76.7877 1020870 2649995 93 LEES MI (68DB21CE 4124287 Spectrum 1285629 18S UF 508 36.50659 -76.6653 1011399 2686200 125 SAUNI (DOE26DCI 4124288 Spectrum 1298036 18S UF3 397 36.53096 -76.7899 1019433 2649393 41 LEES MI (3B738054 4124292 Spectrum 1334355 185 UE 446 36.54746 -76.7356 1025798 2665199 1158 DRUN (9DBEBOA: 4124293 Spectrum 1338803 18S UF 58C 36.36905 -76.5823 961920.6 2711803 521 SANDI (F9B09F91 4124295 Spectrum 1348096 18S UF 42E 36.52969 -76.7556 1019196 2659478 27. JILLSON (77992702 4124800 Spectrum 1359172 18S UF 374 36.43237 -76.8132 983393.9 2643344 86 ASKEW 450315C4 4124303 Spectrum 1401879 18S UF 365 36.42485 -76.8233 980589.6 2640415 6941 TAYLO706A690C 4124305 Spectrum 1439591 18S UF 309 36.4225 -76.8853 979341.3 2622207 266 BARFII (0126BD7E 4124312 Spectrum 1481690 18S UF 456 36.54175 -76.724 1023798 2668648 1003 DRUI (696EAC36 4124313 Spectrum 1483258 18S UF4 451 36.5444 -76.7299 1024722 2666910 3 ROCKY R (DB50A82: 4124319 Spectrum 1498754 18S UF 35C 36.38822 -76.8392 967154.9 2636033 380 FORTI 1(98626465 4124323 Spectrum 1519207 18S UF 46C 36.54099 -76.7204 1023544 2669717 959 DRUM (DO8DCC31 4124324 Spectrum 1520488 18S UFS 514 36.50119 76.6586 1009480 2688227 880 MIDDI (96CB1E2B 4124325 Spectrum 1530408 18S UF 348 36.38829 -76.8413 967165.3 2635413 379 FORTI 1(5400DOD2 4124327 Spectrum 1540691 18S UF404 36.54545 -76.7824 1024756 2651463 259 LEES M (3A01ABEC 4124330 Spectrum 1560879 18S UF 46C 36.54898 -76.7205 1026453 2669636 120OLDI R. [262COC99 4124332 Spectrum 1572490 18S UF 365 36.41848 76.8227 978273.3 2640643 605 TAYLOI26BEE343 4124334 Spectrum 1588673 18S UF 495 36.49644 76.6795 1007607 2682114 329 BLACK (F6D59D20 4124335 Spectrum 1589033 18S UF4 426 36.52849 -76.7576 1018745 2658913 40. JILLSON: (C16513DC 4124802 Spectrum 1590413 18S UF4 460 36.54797 -76.7197 1026092 2669869 11601DR/792BBD84 4124336 Spectrum 1592962 18S UF3 399 36.53614 -76.7874 1021334 2650073 115 LEES M (B4B9CC29 4124340 Spectrum 1614369 18S UF3 305 36.41328 -76.89 975954.8 2620884 40 HORTO (10326B9F 4124341 Spectrum 1622921 18S UF5 524 36.52969 -76.6487 1019924 2690885 86 DRUMI (BE08D80E 4124342 Spectrum 1623400 18S UF 307 36.41609 -76.8882 976988.9 2621390 30 BOOGIE (B7F3494A 4124345 Spectrum 1659220 18S UF4 465 36.5391 -76.7141 1022899 2671601 889 DRUM,7662DCD: 4124351 Spectrum 1673798 18S UF432 36.54107 -76.7516 1023365 2660568 14 MALLOID24B4C78 4124354 Spectrum. 1689353 18S UF 425 36.52739 -76.7537 1018372 2660045 18. JILLSON (2CEA82EE 4124804 Spectrum 1691176 18S UF 342 36.39518 -76.8482 969629.2 2633339 2 BEECHNI (EACCAB9E 4124355 Spectrum 1694864 18S UF496 36.48657 -76.679 1004018 2682350 195 BLACK (B5E5E6C1 4124365 Spectrum 1766482 18S UF 362 36.40802 76.8258 974447.7 2639835 124 DOUG (1B34C485 4124367 Spectrum 1766990    18S UF3 381 36.43155 -76.8058 983143.1 2645524 32 ASKEW (9E93E307 4124370 Spectrum 1794246 18S UF46C 36.5474 -76.7202: 1025878 2669720 96 OLD RA (3C609680 4124371 Spectrum 1811177 18S UF 568 36.36562 -76.596 960573.1 2707809 189 TROTV/C570017B 4124374 Spectrum 1827932 18S UF4 494 36.4994 -76.6814 1008672 2681533 376 BLACK (68A84C84 4124380 Spectrum 1860237 18S UF 434 36.54144 -76.749 1023518 2661318 28 MALLOMDDA2FC5 4124382 Spectrum 1863242 18S UF 488 36.54294 -76.6889 1024469 2678947 602 DRUMI (BCEBCAA: 4124385 Spectrum 1890606 18S UF4 429 36.52378 -76.7536 1017056 2660099 66 CRYSTA (E2C5300C 4124808 Spectrum 1892356 18S UF 362 36.40776 -76.8259 974353.1 2639790 128 DOUG (EDA033CE 4124389 Spectrum 1906154 18S UF 506 36.47783 -76.6673 1000917 2685854 519 MIDDI (B4185E09 4124395 Spectrum 1954165 18S UF3 396 36.52807 -76.7916 1018370 2648925 73 REYNOL (8AA9FFFC 4124401 Spectrum 1997648 18S UF4 447 36.5467 -76.7341 1025533 2665656 1143 DRUI (BAE134A1 4124403 Spectrum 2006451 18S UF 304 36.41525 -76.8906 976667.1 2620689 20 HORTO AFDFE981 4124405 Spectrum 2019868 18S UF 428 36.52454 -76.7553 1017324 2659615 72 CRYSTA (C54807C3 4124810 Spectrum 2020135 18S UF 425 36.55037 76.7547 1026729 2659557 1809 US: 1:14B995563 4124406 Spectrum 2035848 185 UF 487 36.54352 -76.6895 1024675 2678782 607 DRUM/F4E1DFD4 4124411 Spectrum 2055244 18S UF4 402 36.54219 -76.7847 1023556 2650812 209 LEES M (870B6B04 4124413 Spectrum 2092111 18S UF 575 36.36906 -76.5832 961916.6 2711548 513 SANDY/AF8DBFAE 4124418 Spectrum 2132630 18S UF 453 36.54578 -76.7283 1025237 2667372 43 BUCK Fif (5011339E 4124419 Spectrum 2132827 18S UF 306 36.41655 -76.8884 977154.9 2621346 20 BOOGIE (2FA7D885 4124421 Spectrum 2147038 18S UF 447 36.54419 -76.7347 1024612 2665487 222 MALLC (F49315A6 4124424 Spectrum 2191309 18S UF455 36.54597 -76.7215 1025349 2669353 76 OLD RA (66A8F567 4124426 Spectrum 2206351 18S UF 366 36.4282 -76.8218 981818.3 2640831 740TAYLO (6EE47E3A 4124428 Spectrum 2215356 18S UF 56: 36.34694 -76.6005 953740.8 2706657 42 HOBBSI (5457883E 4124429 Spectrum 2229557 18S UF 507 36.48399 -76.666 1003168 2686194 604 MIDDI (9D831C88 4124432 Spectrum 2249327 18S UF 488 36.50688 -76.6881 1011348 2679490 507 BLACK (43B5873E 4124433 Spectrum 2250343 18S UFS 51C 36.50496 -76.663 1010822 2686891 86 SAUNDIEDFE175D 4124434 Spectrum 2250691 18S UF: 560 36.34794 -76.6037 954083.2 2705704 381 HOBBS [4E0E2516 4124435 Spectrum 2253762 18S UF 535 36.51579 -76.6356 1014953 2694862 600 UNION (8ED9DAAI 4124436 Spectrum 2257694 18S UF522 36.50451 -76.6501 1010745 2690675 969 A MID (9F9980DC 4124441 Spectrum 2292527 18S UF 456 36.54176 -76.7244. 1023798 2668542 1005 DRUI (0C72284B 4124446 Spectrum 2336294 185 UF 496 36.49228 -76.6789 1006097 2682329 276 BLACK (2530622C 4124447 Spectrum 2351008 18S UF 35C 36.39177 -76.8398 968440 2635839 416 FORTI BFE4A69A 4124452 Spectrum 2363256 18S UF 347 36.40375 -76.8429 972784.2 2634836 42 FORT IS (2BD6243F 4124457 Spectrum 2422374 18S UF 397 36.52528 -76.7897 1017365 2649505 29 REYNOI (ED41C394 4124461 Spectrum 2459319 18S UF 515 36.49426 -76.6572 1006966 2688682 790 MIDDI (6COD0981 4124463 Spectrum 2464667 18S UF 446 36.54691 -76.7353 1025600 2665294 1154 DRUM (E521E764 4124466 Spectrum 2482096 18S UF4 444 36.54594 76.7382 1025226 2664463 1 ROWSEY (7592ABOF 4124467 Spectrum 2496718 18S UF52E 36.52872 76.6433 1019609 2692480 20 DRUM (9FCDC6FC 4124469 Spectrum 2509735 18S UF! 505 36.47412 -76.668 999560.3 2685699 467 MIDDI (894COB2E 4124470 Spectrum 2528694 18S UF 405 36.54575 -76.7812 1024873 2651830 251 LEES M (D691A5ES 4124472 Spectrum 2537790 18S UF 362 36.40728 -76.826 974177.8 2639778 136 DOUG (907E0047 4124475 Spectrum 2581142 18S UF 347 36.43151 -76.8432 982887.6 2634513 355 HILLI Li (E11118C4 4124476 Spectrum 2583447 18S UF487 36.54284 -76.6895 1024430 2678787 610 DRUM: (32A8E311 4124481 Spectrum 2608530 18S UF 385 36.46254 -76.7973 994478.7 2647760 240SHEPH: (B7E97EB8 4124483 Spectrum 2614087 18S UF4 456 36.54187 -76.7248 1023834 2668413 1009 DRUI (OCD4E226 4124487 Spectrum 2640607  18S UF 564 36.34639  -76.6 953544.9 2706812 50 HOBBSI (A980B52C 4124408 Spectrum 2044110  18S UF 387 36.46541  -76.8 995505 2646943 288 SHEPH (7639C24D 4124477 Spectrum 2585292    18S UF494 36.49911 -76.6806 1008570 2681779 369 BLACK (F2872638 4124491 Spectrum 2655869 18S UF342 36.39012 -76.8483 967787.5 2633334 279 FORTI I(OA80528D 4124492 Spectrum 2662028 18S UFS 568 36.34621 -76.5954. 953514.6 2708145 102 HOBB: (3652A8E4 4124493 Spectrum 2668960 18S UF 509 36.50572 -76.6642 1011090 2686522 98 SAUNDI (8D7EC7B5 4124497 Spectrum 2699991 18S UF 397 36.52772 -76.7899 1018253 2649404 61 REYNOL (F2E4D473 4124500 Spectrum 2717337 18S UF 562 36.35056 -76.6022 955047.8 2706118 419 HOBB: (81C2ECB9 4124501 Spectrum 2745730 18S UF 386 36.46595 -76.8007 995698.3 2646732 296: SHEPH (C96327BE 4124505 Spectrum 2773949 18S UF 505 36.47326 -76.6681 999246.4 2685669 457 MIDDI (EF52952E 4124511 Spectrum 2810887 18S UF 515 36.48833 -76.6575 1004808 2688650 709 MIDDI (5CB7E238 4124512 Spectrum 2812401 18S UF 522 36.50534 -76.6497 1011052 2690789 979 MIDDI (3A295416 4124514 Spectrum 2816512 18S UF4 495 36.4846 -76.6748 1003331 2683600 105 BLACK (ECF6AB5F 4124516 Spectrum 2828523 18S UF 488 36.5436 -76.6888 1024709 2678997 599 DRUM (DOC3A330 4124517 Spectrum 2832351 18S UF4 425 36.52888 -76.7542 1018910 2659891 13. 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(BB55F041 4124552 Spectrum 3142095 18S UF4 424 36.53403 -76.7595 1020749 2658285 60 WELISIA40B5BA: 4124820 Spectrum 3145198 18S UF 451 36.54539 -76.7304 1025078 2666752 20 ROCKY (CC79387A 4124555 Spectrum. 3171460 18S UF! 516 36.49715 -76.656 1008027 2689015 829 MIDDI [A54F5A7E 4124556 Spectrum. 3178070 18S UF 399 36.53356 -76.7882 1020390 2649855 83 LEES MI 2EA87718 4124559 Spectrum 3198705 18S UF 459 36.54121 -76.7206 1023626 2669669 965 DRUM/45409964 4124560 Spectrum 3209922 18S UF 401 36.53146 -76.7856 1019644 2650657 59 LEES MH (6CE23478 4124566 Spectrum 3227885 18S UF 523 36.50644 -76.6492 1011454 2690945 999 MIDDI5C84D54E 4124569 Spectrum 3233578 18S UF 571 36.36959 -76.5929 962039.5 2708682 403 SANDIEDBAEFBO 4124570 Spectrum 3234784 18S UF 515 36.53278 -76.654 1021009 2689310 154 DRUMSA9FA677 4124572 Spectrum 3253633 18S UF 436 36.54258 -76.747 1023944 2661897 50 WESTLI (372F3730 4124573 Spectrum 3258508 18S UF 519 36.53296 -76.6543 1021074 2689207 160 DRUM (59D1BF45 4124574 Spectrum. 3259837 18S UF 432 36.54166 -76.7507 1023587 2660806 22 MALLOIS (800E8E4A 4124580 Spectrum 3313661 18S UF 454 36.54215 -76.7265 1023927 2667925 1029 DRUI (9F72856A 4124581 Spectrum 3315437 18S UF 30€ 36.41637 76.8889 977085.4 2621200 10 BOOGIE (8C17186A 4124582 Spectrum 3316254 18S UF 459 36.54151 76.7206 1023733 2669644 963 DRUM (0292D950 4124583 Spectrum 3335253 18S UF 494. 36.49883 -76.6805 1008470 2681805 365 BLACK (B1769BAL 4124586 Spectrum 3377488 18S UF 488 36.54296 -76.6885 1024478 2679073 598 DRUM (86CC8DCE 4124587 Spectrum 3378766 18S UF 43C 36.52896 -76.753 1018948 2660243 9JILLSONI H20B5290B 4124823 Spectrum 3382072 18S UF 488 36.50646 -76.6878 1011198 2679604 501 BLACK: (5830F569 4124590 Spectrum 3396282 18S UF398 36.53178 -76.7892 1019736 2649576 49 LEES MI (0651CCD1 4124591 Spectrum 3411693 18S UF 306 36.41789 76.8886 977641 2621272 340 BARFII (9A110655 4124593 Spectrum 3423324 18S UF 485 36.50588 -76.6868 1010992 2679896 487 BLACK (C4B8F60E 4124594 Spectrum 3429162 18S UFS 515 36.52958 -76.6583 1019816 2688054 164 DRUMI (57FED1AS 4124597 Spectrum 3448155    18S UF 366 36.4201 -76.8216 978871.9 2640968 835 NC13 (B3BE44E3 4124600 Spectrum 3481485 18S UF490 36.50207 -76.686 1009611 2680168 410 BLACK (F7C4830E 4124601 Spectrum 3482010 18S UF 390 36.43776 -76.796 985467.6 2648359 384 TURNE DCFE1B2E 4124602 Spectrum 3483180 185 UF 435 36.54164 -76.7477 1023599 2661704 30 WESTL Li 4358F701 4124603 Spectrum 3486937 18S UF4 425 36.52411 -76.7543 1017171 2659898 70 CRYSTA (D038A37F 4124824 Spectrum 3491556 18S UF 448 36.54699 -76.7331 1025644 2665940 17 SMOKE (348CF3D2 4124605 Spectrum 3506048 18S UF 478 36.54082 -76.7003 1023621 2675623 730 DRUMI [2BBA120: 4124611 Spectrum 3554391 18S UF 364 36.42331 -76.8249 980018.4 2639976 883 NC13 402DC7EC 4124614 Spectrum 3594578 18S UF 505 36.47617 -76.6677 1000307 2685752 499 MIDDI (778DE43C 4124623 Spectrum 3659674 18S UF 494 36.4982 -76.6809 1008235 2681687 358 BLACK 2E064931 4124624 Spectrum 3669392 18S UF 332 36.45186 -76.8612 990178.6 2629058 80 US1 13S (2B7964C4 4124626 Spectrum 3673574 18S UF 365 36.42007 -76.8228 978853.1 2640621 840 NC: 13 (CE6EEFF2 4124628 Spectrum 3704862 18S UF 560 36.34758 -76.604 953951.3 2705627 375 HOBBS (C2623E6D 4124631 Spectrum 3734862 18S UF 387 36.43718 -76.7986 985237.7 2647581 3401 TURNE (2F366E3F 4124632 Spectrum 3748459 18S UF 313 36.42625 -76.8812 980728.3 2623368 22 AVALOI (39A87EF8 4124636 Spectrum 3763039 18S UF4 491 36.54319 -76.6848 1024587 2680148 555 DRUM,78A482B5 4124638 Spectrum 3771255 18S UF 345 36.39522 -76.8451 969662.6 2634237 184 C FOR A98BA60E 4124639 Spectrum 3778904 18S UF 506 36.47964 -76.6669 1001579 2685953 547 MIDDI D23F2FC1 4124641 Spectrum 3787024 18S UF 35C 36.42455 -76.84 980372 2635507 1053 NC: 1:1930DB710 4124650 Spectrum 3865811 18S UF 444 36.55046 -76.7383 1026870 2664377 1210 DRUI (80165981 4124653 Spectrum 3894491 18S UF 425 36.534 -76.7592 1020743 2658381 56 WELLSI 1(392AC2D: 4124832 Spectrum 3906315 18S UF 368 36.4167 -76.82 977645.4 2641467 784 NC13 (2DC62309 4124657 Spectrum 3927324 18S UF4 477 36.54066 -76.7014 1023555 2675305 742 DRUM/89F21F16 4124658 Spectrum 3931353 18S UF 468 36.54076 -76.7114 1023522 2672379 881 DRUMDDA06351 4124662 Spectrum 3978311 18S UF 462 36.54941 -76.7183 1026625 2670264 191 OLDF R. 5ABF57C1 4124665 Spectrum 4010857 18S UF 527 36.52616 -76.6448 1018665 2692072 24 DRUMI (OBE94D3E 4124671 Spectrum 4034129 18S UF 452 36.5439 -76.7292 1024543 2667125 1069 DRUI(C133792C 4124673 Spectrum 4057454 18S UF451 36.54882 -76.7304 1026329 2666734 59 SMOKE (A8A1B84E 4124674 Spectrum 4058329 18S UF 335 36.45444 -76.8579 991138.3 2630025 261 US13S (59E0ABFO 4124675 Spectrum 4059108 18S UF. 366 36.42058 -76.8219 979042.9 2640872 845 NC 13 (ACA58EBE 4124678 Spectrum 4092621 18S UF 453 36.54694 -76.7281 1025658 2667406 6 ROCKY R (997C5C3D 4124680 Spectrum 4109930 18S UF 532 36.51995 -76.6388 1016447 2693887 660 UNION (426A9CF3 4124681 Spectrum 4125595 18S UF 307 36.41858 -76.8882 977892.8 2621380 326 BARFI,17144A8A 4124685 Spectrum 4137015 185 UF 400 36.52499 -76.7862 1017283 2650517 1228 US1:(CFOE6EAB 4124686 Spectrum 4144167 18S UF 38€ 36.41032 76.7994 975456.4 2647578 536 NC1 13 (22EAD994 4124689 Spectrum 4157475 18S UF 581 36.36663 76.5811 961049.9 2712178 810 HOBBS (DB4E7573 4124690 Spectrum 4163830 18S UF 398 36.53285 -76.789 1020127 2649651 63 LEES MIF3B2287F 4124692 Spectrum 4166576 18S UF4 431 36.52368 76.7522 1017032 2660531 58 CRYSTA (1DBF91DE 4124836 Spectrum 4192939 18S UF 510 36.48494 -76.6624 1003537 2687233 639 MIDDI (2CE8F99C 4124697 Spectrum 4199819 18S UF479 36.54172 -76.6992 1023953 2675941 715 DRUM (C97B142A 4124698 Spectrum 4212583 18S UF 398 36.53225 -76.789 1019907 2649644 53 LEES MI (26680CDS 4124705 Spectrum 4270359 18S UF 375 36.40905 -76.8114 974917 2644058 664 NC13 [C14262DF 4124713 Spectrum 4373848 18S UF4 43C 36.54166 -76.7529 1023573 2660168 106 PAIGE 6CDF67CS 4124715 Spectrum 4392508 185 UF 451 36.54356 -76.7298 1024418 2666937 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JILLSON (2E49D23C 4124839 Spectrum 4497475 18S UF 446 36.54431 -76.736 1024647 2665113 210 MALLG (OF62023B 4124728 Spectrum 4506211    18S UF 45C 36.54114 -76.7209 1023597 2669564 961 DRUM/A09F2164 4124731 Spectrum 4516934 18S UF 340 36.39668 -76.8501 970163.5 2632753 169 FORTH6F025486 4124736 Spectrum 4551049 18S UF 37C 36.41246 -76.8169 976121.6 2642416 730 NC: 13" (5199957D 4124740 Spectrum 4570090 18S UF 488 36.54361 -76.6883 1024718 2679132 595 DRUMICD62B774 4124749 Spectrum 4604775 18S UF 375 36.41108 -76.8145 975631.8 2643122 700NC13 (DOBD12E/ 4124750 Spectrum 4621443 18S UF! 520 36.50183 -76.6517 1009760 2690249 929 MIDDI (C31FC79D 4124754 Spectrum 4643404 18S UF 362 36.40878 -76.8261 974720 2639742 114 DOUG (O0EBA2B7 4124755 Spectrum 4649798 18S UF 36C 36.40809 -76.8279 974458.3 2639196 129 DOUG [08D988B5 4124761 Spectrum 4718241 18S UF5 561 36.34703 -76.6029 953758.4 2705941 18 HOBBSI (5DE1360A 4124765 Spectrum 4741481 18S UF 50€ 36.47838 -76.6672 1001118 2685882 529 MIDDI (CBE903CA 4124766 Spectrum 4750896 18S UF5 520 36.50203 -76.6516 1009835 2690279 931 MIDDI (F17392DE 4124770 Spectrum 4782456 18S UF 428 36.54605 -76.7552 1025153 2659458 20 PAIGE F(175B3D7L 4124773 Spectrum 4799145 18S UF 488 36.54298 -76.6881 1024490 2679185 594DRUMIC7F6CF7A 4124776 Spectrum 4831369 18S UF 478 36.54157 -76.6999 1023894 2675750 713DRUMAC8245256 4124781 Spectrum 4852749 18S UF 366 36.42344 -76.8224 980082.6 2640707 679TAYL0,719C5470 4124783 Spectrum 4864675    FALHLEPALCOETaLap.app.coc.tats  405 HOBB:GATES 1E BEECH N GATES 387 HOBBS GATES 421 BLACK GATES 1089 DRUI GATES 1180 DRUI GATES 24. JILLSON GATES 6. JILLSON IGATES 48 JILLSON GATES 915 DRUMGATES 732 HOBB: GATES 410 FORTIGATES 30 MALLOIGATES 106 DOUG GATES 286 SHEPHGATES 1168 DRUI GATES 122 OLD R. GATES 10. JILLSON GATES 589 Al BLA(GATES 91 BUCK FA GATES 535 MIDDI GATES 40 WEST LG GATES 130 OLD R. GATES 546 BLACK GATES 24 ROCKY GATES 985 MIDDI GATES 435: SAND)GATES 300 BARFIIGATES 1001 DRUI GATES 35 BUCK F/GATES 875 NC: 13G GATES 893 NC13 GATES 294 SHEPHGATES 86 OLD RA GATES 977 MIDDI GATES 939 MIDDI GATES 241 MALLOIGATES 949 MIDDI GATES 88 OLD RA GATES 50 ASKEW. GATES 26) WELLSI IGATES 52 CRYSTA GATES 40 FORT IS GATES 774 HOBBS GATES 80 DRUMIGATES 395 HOBBS GATES  1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09  11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11    263 LEES NGATES 479 HOBB:GATES 19 BUCKF/GATES 2 ROWESY GATES 89 LEES MI GATES 611 DRUMGATES 294 TURNE GATES 59. JILLSONGATES 397 SAND)G GATES 81 ROCKY R GATES 210 FORTIGATES 342 TURNE GATES 10 WESTL LC GATES 1201 DOUG GATES 80 SAUNDIGATES 90 SAUNDIC GATES 93 LEES MIGATES 125 SAUNI GATES 41 LEES MI GATES 1158 DRUI GATES 521 SAND) GATES 27 JILLSONGATES 86 ASKEW GATES 694 TAYLO GATES 266 BARFIIGATES 1003 DRUI GATES 3 ROCKY R GATES 380 FORTIGATES 9591 DRUMGATES 880 MIDDIG GATES 379 FORTI IGATES 259 LEES NC GATES 120 OLD R.C GATES 605 TAYLOGATES 3291 BLACK GATES 40. JILLSONGATES 116 OLDI R.GATES 115 LEES NC GATES 40 HORTO GATES 86 DRUM: IGATES 30 BOOGIE GATES 889 DRUMGATES 14 MALLOIGATES 18. JILLSONGATES 2 BEECHNI GATES 195 BLACK GATES 124 DOUG GATES  1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09  11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11    32 ASKEW GATES 96 OLD RA GATES 189 TROTV GATES 376 BLACK GATES 28 MALLOIGATES 602 DRUMGATES 66 CRYSTA GATES 128 DOUG GATES 519 MIDDI GATES 73 REYNOD GATES 1143 DRUIGATES 20 HORTO GATES 72 CRYSTA GATES 1809 US1:GATES 50 HOBBSIG GATES 607 DRUMGATES 209 LEES M GATES 513 SANDYG GATES 43 BUCK F,GATES 20 BOOGIE GATES 222 MALLCGATES 76 OLD RA GATES 740 TAYLOGATES 42 HOBBSI GATES 604 MIDDI GATES 507 BLACK GATES 86 SAUNDIGATES 381 HOBBS GATES 600 UNION GATES 969 Al MID GATES 1005 DRUIGATES 276 BLACK GATES 416 FORTIGATES 42 FORT IS GATES 29 REYNOIGATES 790 MIDDI GATES 1154 DRUI GATES 1 ROWSEY GATES 20 DRUMI IGATES 467 MIDDIGATES 251 LEES N GATES 136 DOUG GATES 355 HILLL L/GATES 288 SHEPHGATES 610 DRUMGATES 240 SHEPHGATES 1009 DRUIGATES  1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09. 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09  11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11    369 BLACK GATES 279 FORTIGATES 102 HOBB, GATES 98 SAUNDI GATES 61 REYNOL GATES 419 HOBBS GATES 296 SHEPHGATES 457 MIDDI GATES 709 MIDDI GATES 979 MIDDI GATES 105 BLACK GATES 599 DRUMGATES 13. JILLSON GATES 830 MIDDI GATES 780 NC13 GATES 589 DRUMC GATES 1146 DRUIC GATES 175 TROTVGATES 897 NC13 GATES 100 PAIGE GATES 42 CRYSTA GATES 246 SHEPHGATES 39 BUCK FIGATES 1109 DRUI GATES 60 WELLS IGATES 20 ROCKY GATES 829 MIDDI GATES 83 LEES MIGATES 965 DRUMGATES 59 LEES MI GATES 999 MIDDIGATES 403 SAND) GATES 154 DRUMGATES 50 WEST! LGATES 160 DRUMGATES 22 MALLOI GATES 1029 DRUIGATES 10 BOOGIE GATES 963 DRUMGATES 365 BLACKGATES 598 DRUMGATES 9JILLSON! IGATES 501 BLACK GATES 49 LEES MIGATES 340 BARFIIGATES 487 BLACK GATES 164 DRUMGATES  1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09  11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11    835 NC13 GATES 410 BLACK GATES 384 TURNE GATES 30 WEST! LC GATES 70 CRYSTA GATES 17 SMOKE GATES 730 DRUMGATES 883 NC13'GATES 499 MIDDIC GATES 358 BLACK GATES 80 US13SG GATES 840 NC13 GATES 375 HOBBS GATES 340 TURNE GATES 22 AVALOI GATES 555 DRUMGATES 184 CFOR GATES 547 MIDDI GATES 1053 NC1:GATES 12101 DRUIG GATES 56 WELLSIGATES 784 NC13 GATES 742 DRUMGATES 881 DRUMGATES 191 OLDR.GATES 24 DRUMI IGATES 1069 DRUI GATES 59 SMOKE GATES 26 US13SGATES 845 NC13 GATES 6F ROCKY R. GATES 660 UNION GATES 326 BARFIIGATES 1228 US 1:GATES 536 NC1 13'GATES 810 HOBBS GATES 63 LEES MIGATES 58 CRYSTA GATES 639 MIDDI GATES 715 DRUMGATES 53 LEES MIGATES 664 NC: 13' GATES 106 PAIGE GATES 1075 DRUIGATES 385 HOBB:GATES 32. JILLSONGATES 210 MALLCGATES  1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09. 1E+09  11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11    961 DRUMGATES 169 FORTIGATES 730N NC13 GATES 595 DRUMGATES 700 NC13 GATES 929 MIDDIGATES 114 DOUG GATES 129 DOUG GATES 18 HOBBSIGATES 529 MIDDIGATES 931 MIDDIGATES 20 PAIGE FGATES 594 DRUMGATES 713 DRUMGATES 679TAYLOGATES  1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09 1E+09  11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County 115 Court Street. POI Box 148, Gatesville, NC: 27938  Phone (252)357-2411 Fax (252)357-0073  MEMORANDUM  TO: Gates County Board of Commissioners FROM: Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to the   SUBJECT: Budget Amendment F24-002 Allocate remaining ARPA funds to cover Engineering and Design on the Merchants Commerce Center Project  DATE: August 11, 2023  County Manager Scott Sauer will present an explanation.    GATES COUNTY  DEPARTMENTAL REQUESTI FORE BUDGET ACTION BUDGET AMENDMENTS Board of Commissioners Asrequested byt the County Manager Merchants Commerce Center Project.  TO: FROM:  EXPLANATION IN DETAIL:  Allocate remaining ARPA funds to cover Engineering andl Design on the  Prepared! by: Date:  William Roberson 8/8/2023  BUDGET INFORMATION: Transfer from S&LFiscal Recovery Act  ACCOUNTI TITLE  R/E R  ACCOUNT# 11-3984-983  INCREASE 52,873  DECREASE  Total Change In Revenue $ 11-4110-199  52,873 $ 52,873  Prof Servies Other  E  Total Change In Expenditures $ CHAIRMAN  52,873 $ ACCOUNTING USE ONLY Budget Revision # Date Posted: Posted by:  DEPARTMENT HEAD 8/8/2023  Date: Signature:  Date: Signature:  F24-002  W.liam Rokeron    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County 115 Court Street. POI Box 148, Gatesville, NC: 27938  Phone (252)357-2411 Fax (252)357-0073  MEMORANDUM  TO: Gates County Board of Commissioner's FROM: Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to the Board   DATE: August 11, 2023  RE: Amended FY 2023-2024 Fee Schedule for Planning, Zoning, Inspection Fees During the Proposed Budget presentation, the Proposed Gates County FY 23-24 Fees and Fines for the Planning and Development Department were inadvertently left out. Board Action Requested: A motion to approve the proposed changes to the Gates  Attached are the changes in RED.  County FY23-24 Fees and Fines for Planning and Development.    Proposed Gates County FY23-24 Fees and Fines in RED For Planning and Development  Water Rates/Fees Cut Seal/Lock Fee Service Fee Reconnect Fee Home Inspection Fee Replacement Meter Fee Replacement Meter Box & Lid Fee Replacement Box Fee Replacement Lid Fee Replacement CutoffValve Meter Re-read Fee Tap-on Fee (Meter) 3/4 in. service lin. service 1%in. service 2i in. service Upgrade an existing tap size Upgrade to tap size prior toi installation  First 1,000 gallons ofusage (minimum) every other month billing $ 24.00  Each additional 1,000 gallons per month  $ 3.00 $ 25.00 $ 60.00 60.00 S 40.00 Current Replacement Cost 50.00 $ 35.00 $ 15.00 $ 40.00 $ 5.00 $1,000.00 $1,250.00 $2,250.00 $2,250.00 Full cost as noted above Full cost as noted above less payment received  (Damaged)  Sewer) Rates/Fees  Sewer rates are based upon water usage. First 1,000 gallons ofwater used (minimum) Every other month billing Each additional 1,000 gallons per month  48.00 6.00 $4,500.00 $5,500.00 Full cost as noted above Full cost as noted above less payment received  Tap-on Fee 4in. line 6in, line  Upgrade an existing tap size Upgrade to tap size prior toi installation  Solid Waste FeesLandfill Households in unincorporated area: Households ini incorporated area:  No: solid waste removal service provided Solid waste removal service provided  $ 240.00/year 120.00/year    Households with Elderly/Disabled Homestead Exemption  120.00/year  PERMIT FEES  Residential Plan Review Zoning Review Modular. Home One story Two: story New Construction New construction (including attached porches, carports, garages, storage, and basements) Newc construction - detached buildings (including sheds, shelters, garages, utility and other accessory buildings) Additions to existing structure Remodeling - Upt to $5,000 ofnon-load bearing work Remodeling - Over$ $5,0000 ofnon-load bearing work  $ 25.00 ) 25.00 $ 400.00 $ 500.00  $.30/sq. ft. ($35.00min.) $.15/sq. ft. ($35.00 min.) $.15/sq. ft. ($75.00m min.). No fee $50.00- + $2.00 per $1000  Insulation 0-300 sq. ft. 301-3 3000 sq. ft. Over 3001 sq. ft. Plumbing Per fixture Water Meter Water Heater permit Mechanical First unit including duct work Each additional unit Replacement ofunit Gas] pipingonly Electrical  $ 35.00 75.00 0.04/sq. ft.  $ 6.00 ($35.00min.) $ 35.00 50.00 plus an electrical  $ 100.00 $ 25.00 ) 60.00 $ 40.00  New Constrnuction/Additions  $ .10/sq. ft. ($35.00 min.)    Temporary Service. Pole Service Change or Farm Service. 100 amp service 150 amp service 200 amp service 400 amp service Generator  35.00 35.00 45.00 60.00 120.00 $ 35.00 $ 50.00 0.015 $ 250.00 $ 350.00 $ 400.00 $ 75.00 $ 75.00 $ 75.00 $ 100.00 $ 75.00  Each additional 100 amps over 400 amps SOLAR PANEL INSTALLION: PERI WATT OF SYSTEM  Manufactured Home Single Wide Double' Wide Triple Wide Electrical Plumbing Mechanical Swimming Pool In Ground Above Ground Commercial Plan Review Zoning Review New Construction New construction Addition or remodel Plumbing Per fixture Additions Water Meter Water Heater permit Electrical Temporary Service Poll 0-100 amp service 200 amp service 400 amp service  Electrical and Plumbing Permits noti included  25.00 $ 25.00 $ $  .25/sq. ft. ($50min.) .25/sq. ft. ($50min.) $ 10.00 ($100min.) 10.00 ($50min.) 50.00 100.00 plus an electrical  New construction, additions, or remodeling  $ $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 75.00 $ 150.00  .15/sq. ft. ($50min.)    Each additional 100 amp over 400 amps  50.00 100.00 150.00 50.00 50.00 100.00 50.00 $ 100.00 $ 0.07/sq. ft. 50.00  Generator Mechanical First Unitincluding duct work Each: additional unit Duct work only Replacement ofunit Gas Piping Insulation 0-3000 sq. ft. Over 3001 sq. ft. Fire Inspection Solar Panels Minimum CellTower Co-location Wind' Turbine  $ 0.45 per panel $1,000 $1,000.00 $ 250.00 per antenna plus an electrical permit is required. $ 3.00 per vertical foot  Fees Applicablei to] Residentialand Commercial Permits  Emforcementnegigence Fees Beginning work without aj permit Negligence or Penalty fee  100.00 75.00 minimum  Including but not limited tot the following circumstances: Work stopped by issuance of Stop Work Order.  Work improperly covered up without authorization of completed inspection. Inspections requests not ready when the Inspector arrives (i.e. door locked, incomplete  work). Re-inspection  50.00/trip/trade  Fora all types ofr re-inspection (building, insulation, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, etc.) beginning with the second re-inspection  Change to a permit after issuance  $ 25.00 35.00  Demolition (Approval from designated authorities required)    Archive Search After-Hours Fee  35.00 4 100.00 per hour  Anl hourly feei is charged for any inspection applied for by the permit holder to be conducted after 5pm Monday through Friday, weekends or on a County observed holiday.  Zoning Fees Variance (per parcel) Special Usel Permit Rezoning (per parcel) Text Amendment  750.00 $ 700.00 700.00 $ 300.00 $ 500.00 $150.00 $ 150.00 + $ 75.00 per lot $1,500.00 $1,000.00 25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $75.00 per lot $50.00 $50.00 $500.00 per turbine $500.00 $100.00 $50,000.00 $50,000.00  Appeal ofZoning Administrators Ruling (All appeals are heard by Board of Adjustment) Preliminary Plat Review Major Subdivision Final Review ofPlat (Five (5) or more lots) Communication Tower Application Fee (Major) Communication Tower Application Fee (Minor)  Sign Permit PhmimgAdminstratng Zoning Certificate Zoning Review Minor Subdivision Review (four (4) lots maximum) Technical Review (two (2) review limit) Floodplain Application Wind Turbine. Application Fee Wind Energy Facilities  Plus Certificate ofZoning Compliance (after first visit)  Plus Initial Escrow Deposit (Medium Facility) Initial Escrow. Deposit (Large Facility)  Effective 5-03-2019, Zoning Permit Fees and Escrow Deposits to be paid at the time of Zoning Permit Application, Fees and detailed Sitel Plans are submitted for review. IfEscrow Account drops below $10,000.00 Applicant shall replenish to the original amount before any further action or consideration is taken on ay County Permit Remaining balance will be refunded upon Applicant receiving approval of As-Built Drawings ori if Applicant fails to complete  project. Map Printing - full color 84'X11"s size 8W'X14'size IPX17'size Copies- Comprehensive Plan  $ 2.00 per page 3.00 per page  10.00 per page  $  .25 per page    Codel Enforcement First Offence Second Offence Fence Permit Home Occupation Nuisance Ordinance Violation Fee Civil penalty First Violation Civil Penalty Second Violation Civil Penalty Noise Ordinance Violation Civil penalty First Violation Civill Penalty Second Violation Civil Penalty Junk Ordinance Violation Civilj penalty First Violation Civil Penalty Second Violation Civil Penalty  $ 500.00 civil fine max 50.00 100.00 50.00 25.00  not to exceed $500.00 $ 50.00 $ 100.00  not to exceed $500.00 $ 50.00 $ 100.00  not to exceed $500.00 $ 50.00 $ 100.00  Fire Inspection Fees  Re-inspection: Fee (routine inspections) sprinkler systems, fire alarm systems and other Requested inspections where  appointments system is not ready Alcohol Licensing Inspection (ABC) Daycare Licensing Inspection Foster Care Inspection Fire Reports over 20j pages Tent Permits (Rodeo, Holiday Events) Fire Works Permit (Sales ofLegal Fireworks) Amusement Buildings Carnivals and Fairs Exhibits and Trade Shows plaelisingAmmntn Combustible Fibers Permit Compressed Gases Use Permit  $50 1:,$502 2nd, $1003d, fine will increase by $50 each time thereafter $ 100.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ .10 per page 50.00 200.00 50.00 $ 50.00 50.00 200.00 50.00 $ 50.00  Flammable! Finishes Paint Booths/Room (Auto Repair Shops),    Flammable/CombustibleLiquids Fire Alarm Installation Processing, Storage, Dispensing, use Flammabie/CombustibleLiguids-sionge Tanks Stand Pipe Systems Installation Installation 1st tank Installation- additional tanks Removal js'tank Removal- additional tanks Abandonment (tanks)  50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 200.00 each 50.00 200.00 $ 500.00 $ 50.00 (each) 500.00 $ 50.00 $ 500.00 $ 500.00 $ 500.00 $ 50.00 (each) $ 50.00 $ 500.00 $ 50.00 $ 500.00 $ 50.00 Ist notice; add  Fumigation/Thermal Insecticide Fogging Liquefied Petroleum Gas Permit Liquefied Natural Gas Permit RepairGarages  Highl Piled Combustible Storage Permit/Lumber Storage (temp) $ 50.00 Suppression System New Install of Replace of Commercial Ovens $ 50.00 Automatic Fire Extinguishing Systems Installation & Sprinklers $ 75.00  Wrecking Yards/Junk Yards/Waste Handling Permits  Compressed Gas System Fire Code Violation Fines Approved Fire Evacuation Plan Required and Not Posted Street Address Not Posted or Visible From All Directions Key Boxes (Standpipes) Sprinkler/Standpipel Not Complying with Code Breach in Fire Wall/Fire Stops Fire/Exit Door Inoperable Fire System Not Tested as Scheduled Sprinkler/Fire. Alarm/Detection System Inoperable Sprinkler Heads Covered/Blocked (immediate) Portablel Fire Extinguishers Not Inspected Overcrowding (Max Occupancy Overload) (immediate) Maximum Occupancy Load Not Posted Storage in Path of or on Fire Escapes (immediate) Blocked Stairwells or Stairways Blocked Means of] Egress Nol Required Directional Exit Signs Nol Exit Illumination or Warning Locked Exit Doors (Immediate) Exit or Egress Door Needs Repaired Firel Exit ofAislel Blocked (immediate) Spray Booth Not Complying to Code    $ 50.00 per additional notice 500.00 per day 50.00 50.00 500.00 $ 50.00  Extinguishing Hoods Not Serviced Extension Cords Replaced Permanent Wiring Smoke Detectors are Present but not working No Emergency Shut Off for 24/7 Fuel All Other Violations Other Citations May be Issued    NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County 115 Court Street PO Box 148, Gatesville, NC: 27938  Phone (252)3 357-2411 Fax (252)357-0073  MEMORANDUM  TO: FROM: DATE: CC:  Gates County Board of Commissioner's Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to Board A  SUBJECT: Board Re-Appointment  August 11, 2023  Scott Sauer, County Manager  Gates County Jury Commission  Members: 1 Terms: 1 year Method of Appointment:  Board of Commissioners appoint member.  Re-Appointment: Fannie J. Langston (see attached application):  Board Action: A motion to approve/disapprove re- appointment for to be appointed to serve another one-year term on the Gates County Jury Commission: expires September 2024.    Internal Date Received:, AZIs Reappointed:  Date Appointed:  County of Gates  Application for Appointment to Boards, Commissions and Committees  The Gates County Board of Commissioners appreciates your interest in serving on a Board, Commission or Committee and request that you complete the following application. Appointees to Gates County Boards, Commissions or Committees must be a Gates County resident and must be at least 18 years of age. All taxes must be paid in full before being considered for appointment. Questions are asked regarding gender, race, occupation, and education in order for Commissioners to appoint members that reflect the diversity of the County's population or to meet a specific qualification required of some boards,  commissions or committees. Members shall serve without compensation unless otherwise provided.  BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES  Albemarle Commission Committee  Albemarle Commission Area Agency on Aging Advisory Albemarle Regional Health Services Board of Health Albemarle Regional Library Board ofTrustees Albemarle RC & D Council College oft the Albemarle Board ofTrustees Coastal Care Northern Regional Advisory Board Economic Improvement Council Board Gates County ABC Board Gates County Board of Adjustment Gates County Board of Social Services Gates County opioid Prevention and! Intervention Advisory Committee Name: Eannie TLangsfon  Gates Emergency Medical Services Board Gates County Firefighters' ReliefFund! Board Gates Library Board Gates Medical Transport Board Gates Nursing Home Community Advisory Committee Gates County Planning Board GITS Board Jury Commission Tourism Advisory Board Broadband Action Task Force Other.  Home Phone Number: 252-357-0804Cal. Phone: 252-709-7957 Work Phone: NA  Email Address: anlptanenctacnset Home Address: 232 CartecsRP  Gatesville cify  NC state  27938 zip  street  Mailing Address: P.0.BoK 274 Gatesville.NC 2.7938  Areyou a full-time resident of Gates County? Yes 1 No  Years Living in the County. 76  Employer: Retired Business Address:  street  citly  state  zip  Qualifications: I served on the Jury Commission previowsly aadgu Familtar wita the duties gfmemkers of Hgat4ommission. 1 was trained I the pre-parations Aecessary to prepare thejury lst.  Current and Previous Community Involvement:  GP41 Chronic Disease Pasatiene-AMgencAtCeMngLAAC, Rosa B.Ridaick  Please list any other local, regional, or statewide boards, committees or commissions on which you serve: Ifreapplying fora aj position you presently hold, how long have you: served? 13yr-ars    Based on your qualifications and experiences, briefly describe why your service would be beneficial to the County: with informatibn that might be t Working whh pthers,  L am aL Gfelong resideatof Gates  50 C Somlar  Deyree pegree 85  Other information that may be pertinent to your appointment:  Dipdpmg AA  Education (School - Degree- - DiplomaCentral Highcosl,COB, Ec5u, ECU-MA Related Work Experience: Previously Sexved a5 Sury Commission member  Occupational Background/Status, Reticed Teachcr Civic Membemhpo.Rosa ABiddick Alumnt NRACP Known or Potential Conflicts of Interest: None Please List Three (3) Local Personal References and Phone Numbers 1. Anthony Saunder 252-357-0775 2, Shirley Sohnson : 153- 469-8803 3. Rev, Claude Odom- 257-356-1677 Dos you have: any delinquent Gates County taxes? Yes  My Pastor)  No  Male Female White Black V Hispanic Native American Other  Voting District:  Gatesville, Commissioner Truman Eure, Commissioner Craddock Gates, Commissioner Rountree  Sunbury, Commissioner Riddick Hobbsville, Commissioner Hofler  IF APPLYING FOR THE: PLANNING BOARD OR BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT  How do you feel about recent growth and development in the County?  What do you consider to be the most important issues facing the County related to growth and development? What experience or knowledge do you have in regards to land use, development and County ordinances?  Ifnecessary, you may add additional pages - Check here ifadditional pages are added:  Iunderstand this application is public record and I certify that the facts contained in this application are true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Iunderstand and agree that any misstatement may be cause for my removal from any Board, Commission or Committee. Iunderstand regular attendance to any Board, Commission or Committee. is important and accordingly If further understand. that ifn my attendance is less than thes standards established for each board, commission or committee is cause for removal, Lacking any written standards' for attendance by any Board, Commission or Committee itis expected that] I will attend at least 75% of alli meetings during any one calendar year to maintain my: seat to which I may be  appointed. This form will remain active for one year after receipt.. Applicant Signature: Janmiafngt  Date:_ 5-22-23  Return application to: Clerk to thel Board of County Commissioners Gates County Manager's Office. Post Office Box 148 Gatesville, NC27938 Fax: (252)357-0073 clsmt@gatcounyicgen    NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County 115 Court Street. PO Box 148, Gatesville, NC: 27938  Phone (252)357-2411 Fax (252)357-0073  MEMORANDUMI  TO: FROM: DATE: CC:  Gates County Board of Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to Board  c  SUBJECT: Board Appointment  August 11, 2023  Scott Sauer, County Manager  Gates County Board of Adjustment  Members: 7 Terms: 3 Years/2 year Method of Appointment:  Board of Commissioners appoints members. Appointment: Joseph Perry (see attached application)  Board Action: A motion to approve/disapprove appointment for to be appointed to serve a 2- year term on the Gates County Board of Adjustment effective August 16, 2023.    RECVD 7-19-2023  Joleatha Chestnutt From: Sent: To: Subject:  Comoiepyelomgpalike.on Friday, July 14, 20237:58PM Joleatha Chestnutt  Apply Now (form) has been filled out on your site.  Your Site has received newi information through a form.  Form: Apply Now Site URL: gatescountync.gov Name: Joseph Perry Home Phone. Number: 252-465-4301 Cell Phone Number: 252-339-0008 Work Phone Number: 252-377-5355 Email Address: osephpi340gmal.com Address: POI Box 224 City: SUnbury State: NC Zip Code: 27979 Yes Years Living int the County: 57 Employer: NCI DMV  Authority/Boara/Commisson/Commitee you: are interested in:: Board of Adjustments  Mailing Address: PO Box 224 Sunbury NC: 27979 Are you al Full-Time resident of Gates County:  Business Address: 242 NC 42 Ahoskie NC27910  Qualifications: Education, Leadership, Past officer Current and Previous Community Involvement: Precinct Chair 4th Precinct of Sunbury & Corapeake Gates County Boar/commisbn/Commite on which you presently serve:: None If Briefly describe why your services on this Authorly/Boar/Commision/Commitee would be beneficial to the County: have been a past member several years ago. was very effective up to the time where my job demanded me to work out Education (school, degree, diploma): Hold Bachelor, Master, & Doctorate degrees Roanoke Theological Seminary, Andersonville Theological Sem. Grand Canyon University Occupational Background: Superintendent, Human Resource Related Work Experience: Past Board Member Known of Potential Conflicts of Interest: None List Three (3) Local Personal References and Phone Numbers: Anthony Saunder 252-395-0027 Brian Rountree 252-287-6877 Robert. Jordan 252-267-  reapplying for a position you presently hold, how long have yous served:  of town.  Training Manage DMVS Supervisor, Pastor Civic Membership: 8185 Do youl have any delinquent Gates County taxes?:  No Sex: Male Race: Black: Voting District:  Sunbury, Commissioner Riddick  Ifapplying for the PLANNING BOARD or BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, how do yout feel about the recent growth and development in the County?:Ithinkt that the growth and development ini recent years has been excellent. We constantly see improvements occurring that is very much impressive. Jwould love to be a part of all that we are doing now. If feell  can play a major role in this county to helpi in alli it's endeavors.    Dr. Joseph A. Perry  Ifapplying fori the PLANNING BOARD or BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, what do you consider to be the most important issues facing the County related to growth and development?lfeel: that one oft the greatest issues that we face is getting new Ifapplying for the PLANNING BOARD or BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, whate experience or knowledge do you have in regards to land use, development and County ordinances?: I've been ini this county over! 50 years, which that gives me the experience to know al large portion oft this county area. Knowing this, helps me have insight on decisions that need to be made with a neutral mindset lunderstand this application is public record and Icertify that the facts contained in this application are true and correct to the best ofr myl knowledge. lunderstand and agree. that any misstatement may be cause for my removal.: Yesl do understand lunderstand regular attendance to any Board, Commission or Committee is important and accordingly Ifurther understand that if my attendance is less than the standards established for each board, commission or committee is cause for removal.:d don't understand This form will remain active for one year after  businesses in to help with our economic development.  receipt.; Thank you  Do Not Click Reply This e-mail has been generated from a super form.  2    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County 115 Court Street POI Box 148, Gatesville, NC 27938  Phone (252)3 357-2411 Fax (252)357-0073  MEMORANDUM  TO: Gates County Board of Commissioners FROM: Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to the Board e  SUBJECT: Public Safety Committee (Standing Committee) = Dr. Althea Riddick  DATE: August 11, 2023  Chair Dr. Althea Riddick will be providing the information about the Public Safety  Committee that will be a Standing Committee.  Board Action Required: A motion of the approval of the Public Safety Committee  (Standing Committee)    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  Gates County 115 Court Street PO Box 148, Gatesville, NC: 27938  Phone (252)357-2411 Fax/252)357-0073.  MEMORANDUM  TO: Gates County Board of Commissioner's FROM: Joleatha Chestnutt, Clerk to the c  DATE: August 11, 2023  SUBJECT: Monthly Departmental Reports  Attached are the monthly departmental reports for the following:  Emergency Management Building and Grounds Planning & Development Water Department GITS Report Finance Report    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  MEMORANDUM  TO: Honorable Members oft the Gates County Board of Commissioners FROM: Crystal Phillips, Buildings and Grounds Supervisor  SUBJECT: Department Monthly Report  DATE: July 2023  Monthly Report request from Department ofBuildings and Grounds. This is the summary narrative ofwork Completed, work in Progress, and Future planned  work.  COMPLETED PROJECTS Maintenance:  1. The windowpane in the Clerk to the Board office has been fixed.  2. Bulbs in USDA light fixtures were replaced.    WORK IN PROGRESS Maintenance:  1. Gates County old dental facility up-fit project is still currently moving  alone..  2. B&G maintenance workers are still working on cleaning vents, changing ceiling tiles, and replacing light bulbs in the county facilities. 3. B&G Director & IT Director is currently reviewing the Courthouse  Wireless Cell installation project for Wave.  4. DSS unit part is on order a ground fault in the condenser. 5. Maintenance staff power washed the front of Extension facility.  6. Maintenance staff are currently performing maintenance checks on all the: 7. B&G Maintenance workers are cleaning out the addict at the Dental  county units. facility.  FUTURE PLANNED WORK Administrative: facilities.  Buildings and Grounds are preparing for a few up-fit projects for the county    Gates County Planning &. Development  P.O. Box 411 200 Court Street  Gatesville, NC27938 Gatesville, NC27938  Ph.252-357-0122 Fax 252-357-0073  To: From: Subject: Date: Planning & Zoning  Gates County Board of Commissioners July 2023 Monthly Report August 2, 2023  Lisa Cherry, Planning & Economic Development Director  * Assisted the Building Inspection Department with applications, phone calls, and customer questions concerning Land Use, Zoning, and Code Enforcement. Zonings /Sub-Division Review/Required Pre-Application Conferences-3  Plat reviews submitted and completed- -6.  Processed- -Zoning Requests/Site plan reviews/H Home Occupation-1 16  * Zoning Verification /Code Compliance Request-5  * Served ont the Interview Selection panel for Gates County IT Director during & GIS parcel maintenance and updates continuing monthly, and plat logs submitted to Atlas Geographic and parcel information updated on the B E911 Addressing ongoing as requested by citizens and assigned from GIS GIS/Deputy Planner - continued mapping of Gates County's different areas ofi interest in North Carolina and the Hampton Roads area, Plat Logs forwarded, continuing departmental training and assistance. Attended land records workshop held in Perquimans. Started process * Pre-Application conference with Tom Willey for Special Use Permit for SUP- 202308-01 located on Middle Swamp Road to be held during the August Board Gates County Merchant Commerce. meeting with Summit Engineering: and Merchants Commerce Center Concept history andi infrastructure archive  this reporting cycle.  Website.  Tech (2 new Additions this reporting period).  of SUP for T. Willey,  of Adjustment meeting.  Design Group to discuss scoping and next steps. search and review for report purposes.    2  Code Enforcement-  Unfounded complaint of high grass 1024 Union Branch Rd.. July 3, 2023.  Code Enforcement had ten (10) active cases in. July of2 2023, two (2) of which were cleared. Oft the eight (8) remaining active cases, four (4) have been transferred to August for re- inspection, and the remaining four (4) cases were: scheduled: for their initial inspection in  August according to policy. Development Services Coordinator  (Activities Completed- - 4)(Initial Reviews - 45) (Online Document Uploads-2) % Inspections and Zoning Department customer service assistance pertaining to all permits, applications, andi inquiries during the reporting period.  Inspections-  We have closed out 541 files this month, including 2a adaition/fenovations, 3 modular homes, Or manufactured home 0 commercial, 1 deck, 4 garages, 1s stick built, 0 demolition, and 43 others (HVAC changes outs, waterlines; electrical, gas lines, etc)  Permits Building Plumbing Mechanical Electrical Insulation Swimming Pool Mobile Home Modular Gas Line Fence Demo Total Permits  07.July 2023 43 10 11 16 2 0 3 15 0 0 0 100  Total Fees Collected Number of Inspections Performed Value of Construction)  $12,595.90  106  $984,677.94    GATES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA  MEMORANDUM  TO: Honorable Members of the Gates County Board of Commissioners  FROM: Brad Arnold, Public Utilities Director SUBJECT: Department Monthly Report  DATE: July 2023  Attached is a summary of the scope of work that has been completed and projects that  are currently in progress for completion. A. Distribution System and Water Plant  1. Repaired 6" water main on White Oak Rd 2. Repaired 34" service line on Savage Rd 3. Rebuilt ARV: at Well # 1  4. Located valves on Savage Rd, HWY 32 and Sandy Cross Rd 5. Changed chlorine cylinders at water plant (weekly) 6. Cleaned shop and inventory room 8. Collected 10 monthly BAC-T samples  7. Read meters  B. Wastewater Treatment Plant and Collections System 1. Collected meter readings daily at both Sewer Plants 2. Pulled both pumps at Honey Pot Pump Station  3. Mowed grass at both plants    CURRENT PROJECTS:  1. Continuing to repair SBR Plant to be up into operation in the near future.  2. Continuing to repair water leaks County wide.  FUTURE PROJECTS:  1. Installation of a Drive By Water Meter Reading System 2. Locating Water Main and Hydrant valves throughout County    GATES COUNTY INTER-REGIONALTRANSPORTATION SYSTEM  MEMORANDUM  TO: FROM:  Mr. Scott Sauer, County Manager Gates County Board ofCommissioners Patrice Lassiter, Transportation Director  SUBJECT: Monthly Departmental Report  DATE:  8/07/2023  This is the Gates County Transportation Department (GITS) Report concerning the administrative, operational,  and program management status updates.  GITS over the past month has worked on the following items listed below:  1. Administrative  a. We completed and submitted our monthly and final FY23 invoices. C. Wej prepared and submitted. all monthly/annual reports. e. We are working on Stage Two ofFY25 Annual Applications.  b. We are continuing to work to maintain the safety of staff and clientele during this pandemic.  d. We submitted all Audit information.  2. Operational  a. We provided 21,680 miles, 671.87 hours of service, and 1228 units for.. July 2023.  b. We continue to maintain required Fleet maintenance.  714 MAIN STREET, GATESVILLE, NC27938 PHONE: 252-357-4487 hasitregtscumgnegen