Emergency Management
Video: WECT TV6 covers “100 Counties Prepared” Initiative
Audio from appearance on 980 AM the WAAV with Nick Craig
Brunswick County Commissioner and N.C. Association of County Commissioners President Frank Williams appeared on 980 AM the WAAV with Nick Craig on Monday, August 16. Williams discussed his installation as NCACC President and his Presidential Initiative, 100 Counties Prepared. Click below to listen.
Read MoreWilliams sworn in as 105th President of the N.C. Association of County Commissioners, first from Brunswick County
New Hanover County, N.C. – Brunswick County Commissioner Frank Williams was sworn in as the 105th President of the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) on August 14, 2021 during the association’s 114th Annual Conference in New Hanover County. Williams is the first NCACC President from Brunswick County. Commissioners also elected Tracey Johnson, Washington…
Read MoreSurveying Isaias debris in Rivercroft, Jackeys Creek
[Aug. 15, 2020] — This morning, and in advance of Monday’s board of commissioners vote on whether to activate our debris contract, I toured two northern Brunswick County neighborhoods that were affected by a tornado spawned by Hurricane Isaias. RiverCroft Jackeys Creek
Read MoreHurricane Isaias Debris Update – 8/14/2020
I’ve received a number of inquiries about whether the County will be picking up vegetative debris left behind by Hurricane Isaias. The short answer is that a decision has not yet been made. The issue is on our agenda for Monday’s meeting. What the board has to determine is whether there is sufficient debris county-wide…
Read MoreHave debris or damages following Isaias? These resources can help.
BOLIVIA, N.C. – Working to remove debris or need to report damages due to Hurricane Isaias? Here are some local resources and assistance to help you. At this time, Brunswick County is assessing the estimated debris levels in the unincorporated areas of the county and will communicate any decisions on a disaster debris collection for…
Read MoreHurricane Isaias Preparations and Public Shelter Details for Brunswick County
Press Release from Brunswick County Government [July 31, 2020] — While it is still too early to anticipate Hurricane Isaias’ potential impact on our region, here are some things you can do now to prepare for a hurricane this year. Over the past several months, members of Brunswick County Emergency Services, Brunswick County Health and…
Read MoreHurricane Isaias forms in Atlantic; Brunswick County is in the cone, could feel effects Monday
[July 31, 2020] — Hurricane Isaias has formed in the Atlantic, and Brunswick County is currently within the cone of uncertainty. There is still a significant amount of uncertainty regarding the system’s future track and intensity. Residents are advised to remain calm but begin preparations. While we hope that evacuations will not be required, if…
Read MoreCOVID-19: Consider the Side Effects, Because Every One is One Too Many
Every death due to COVID-19 is one too many. Every job lost is also one too many. Every bankruptcy is one too many, and every business that permanently closes its doors due to coronavirus is one too many. Every suicide borne out of depression or anxiety spawned by COVID-19 is one too many. The COVID-19…
Read MoreCoronavirus: Prepare, Don’t Panic; Rights & Responsibilities; Considering Others
by Frank Williams COVID-19, also known as the novel coronavirus, has dominated news coverage and virtually all other conversation over the past two weeks. The state and federal governments have issued guidance and, in some cases, sweeping executive orders to protect against the spread of this virus. How to Approach COVID-19 Some are completely disregarding…
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