Chairman· December 7, 2020 - December 4, 2028 (won at-large seat in the NCSBE 2020 and 2024 general-election results; oath day is the first Monday in December after the election per G.S. 153A-26, whose text was read at ncleg.gov; continuous since first win in 2020, earlier service not checked) (cycle default: NC terms begin first Monday in December)
Jeffrey C. Brittain
Burke County
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 15
- Total speaking time
- 2:41:40
- Avg per meeting
- 10:47
- Segments
- 3478
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
Facility-Based Crisis Center at 722 East Union Street
$6.5 million, all from Partners grant funds — no local match or county dollars.
Opioid Abatement Programs
Could affect the county's share of national opioid settlement funds.
DSS Workforce and Caseload Pressures
The county received an added $41,037 in state DHHS foster care and reunification funds; no county match required.
Flock license plate reader program
The cameras cost about $32,025 a year after the first year.
Sheriff's Office BearCat Armored Vehicle
$450,000 in state money with no local match; a $25,000 cost overrun will be covered by federal asset forfeiture funds.
EMS Cardiac Monitor Replacement
$925,000 from leftover construction savings — no new appropriation needed.
Regional Adult Treatment Court Coordination
Supported in part by a new Governor's Crime Commission recovery court expansion grant.
Rural Health Care Forum Update
Funded by a new mobile integrated health expansion grant.
Collaborative strategic plan and root cause analysis
Unlocks additional opioid settlement funding streams (Option B strategies) for the county.
Rabies exposure from traveling petting zoo
Backup 911 center and telecommunicator training at WPCC
The college partnership saves the county training costs via state public safety waivers.
Possible sunset of child and pregnancy care-management programs
The programs total about $646,000 a year, with the county currently chipping in only about $18,000.
Fire District Tax Rate Increases
$196,700 in overcollected fire tax being budgeted for distribution to volunteer fire departments.
Noise Ordinance Enforcement
Veterinarian vacancy on Public Health Advisory Committee
Faith-community engagement in recovery
Health department annual report shows strong inspection compliance
Board of Health meeting frequency increased to semi-annual
No direct cost was discussed; the change adds one meeting to the county's calendar.
Animal control accountability in hoarding case
Rescue organizations report spending over $160,000 on the response so far.
Rescue Squad Capacity and Funding
County allocation recommended at $160,000, up from $105,000 two years ago.
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