County commissioners approve general count following closed litigation discussions

February 04, 2025 | Columbus County, North Carolina


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County commissioners approve general count following closed litigation discussions
Columbus County commissioners returned to open session on February 4, 2025, after a closed meeting focused on pending and potential litigation. No decisions were made during the private discussions, but the board swiftly moved to approve the general count, with Commissioner Byrd leading the motion and Commissioner Watts seconding it. The motion passed unanimously, signaling a smooth transition back to regular business.

Following the approval, the commissioners announced a brief recess before continuing with their agenda. The meeting highlighted the board's ongoing commitment to addressing legal matters while maintaining transparency in their operations. As the session progresses, the community will be watching closely for any developments stemming from the discussions on litigation.

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