Author Archives: Angie Hedgepeth

The City of Fayetteville Bonds that were presented on the November 8 ballot passed with a 67% percentage. Now that the bonds are passed…what’s next? HOUSING BOND – $12 million * $9M – yields up to 500 new units* $1M – yields up to 20 new single family homes, the city will be looking forContinue reading “Fayetteville Forward Bond NEXT STEPS”

YOU MUST BE A RESIDENT OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY TO APPLY Links and Resources Information The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners recognizes the importance of public participation in good governance and invites County residents to apply to serve on the County’s citizen advisory boards. Download Application Form You may submit your downloaded application by fax toContinue reading “Cumberland County Seeking Seats for Boards & Committees”

from Sanford Herald The Lee County Board of Commissioners and the Sanford City Council will hold public hearings on consecutive rights to hear comments regarding a proposal from each for funding of a new shell building in Central Carolina Enterprise Park. The commissioners’ hearing is set for Dec. 19 followed by City Council’s on Dec.Continue reading “Sanford City & County Set Hearings for New Shell Building”

City seeks residents to apply for Boards and Commissions Post Date:12/12/2022 4:34 PM (Fayetteville, N.C.) – The City of Fayetteville is currently seeking residents to help fill vacancies for the following boards and commissions:  Boards and commissions are a great way for residents to engage in their community and continue to build a greater Fayetteville.Continue reading “City of Fayetteville Seeking Applications for Boards/Commissions”

(memo from City of Sanford) Sanford City Council has committed to spending $4,268,444 for four transformative community initiatives as defined by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). *$690,444 – to provide and protect affordable housing. The City of Sanford will contract with Brick Capital Community Development Corporation to provide home buyer education. The City willContinue reading “City of Sanford Commits $4.2 Million for Affordable Housing”