The Camden County Board of Commissioners held a meeting on December 12, 2024, focusing on infrastructure improvements and recognizing the contributions of outgoing Sheriff Whip Wilson.

During the meeting, officials expressed gratitude for the county's ongoing investment in infrastructure projects, particularly a joint initiative involving three municipalities aimed at upgrading aging roadways. The project has been noted for its positive progress, reflecting the county's commitment to enhancing public facilities.

The meeting included a public hearing segment, allowing residents to discuss resolutions. However, no members of the public chose to speak during this time. The Board then proceeded to vote on a series of resolutions, with most commissioners voting in favor, although some abstained on specific items.

A significant highlight of the meeting was the acknowledgment of Sheriff Whip Wilson, who is stepping down after nine years in office. Wilson reflected on his tenure, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and the sheriff's office's efforts to maintain safety and respect within Camden County. He noted various initiatives, including community outreach programs and collaborations with local youth, which have fostered positive relationships between law enforcement and residents.

Wilson also highlighted the sheriff's office's financial prudence, stating that they consistently returned funds to the county budget and maintained operational efficiency. His remarks underscored the collaborative spirit of his team and their commitment to public service.

The meeting concluded with appreciation for Wilson's service and a reminder of the ongoing efforts to improve Camden County's infrastructure and community safety. The Board of Commissioners looks forward to continuing these initiatives in the future.