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Brunswick County Commissioner and NCACC President attended a statewide hurricane exercise at the N.C. Emergency Operations Center on May 11, 2022. The exercise was conducted by the State Emergency Response Team in advance of the upcoming hurricane season. Williams was joined by NCACC Executive Director Kevin Leonard and NCACC Director of Policy Planning Laurel Edwards. According to a Facebook post by N.C. Emergency Management, “This exercise helps participating agencies within local, state and federal governments…
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Brunswick County Commissioner and NCACC President Frank Williams was among the speakers at Brunswick County Emergency Services’ annual hurricane conference on May 9, 2022. Williams provided attendees with an overview of his NCACC Presidential Initiative, 100 Counties Prepared.
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Brunswick County Commissioner Frank Williams was the keynote speaker at the Brunswick Family Assistance volunteer appreciation dinner on May 4. He talked about the important role volunteerism plays in a free society and thanked attendees for their efforts to make Brunswick County a better place.
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Wake County, N.C. – The North Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) 100 Counties Prepared Task Force met Wednesday, April 6, 2022, at the Wake County Emergency Services Education Center. Brunswick County Commissioners Frank Williams and Randy Thompson joined with Guilford County Commissioner Kay Cashion to lead the meeting and spoke on the importance of cultivating working relationships to benefit the Brunswick County’s residents. The meeting, which included county leaders from throughout North Carolina, continued…
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Brunswick County Commissioner Frank Williams, who currently serves as President of the N.C. Association of County Commissioners, met with Christopher Chung, CEO and Gene McLaurin, Board Chairman of the The Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina in Raleigh on April 6, 2022. They discussed issues and challenges related to economic development in North Carolina, as well as ways counties can more effectively partner with EDPNC and their local economic development professionals.
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