Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) is the govering body for Mecklenburg County.
Responsibilities of the BOCC include:
- Adopt the annual county budget
- Set the property tax rate
- Define county priorities and policies
- Hire the county manager, a professional who manages the daily operations of the county
What does county government do?
- Community health and safety – courts, social services, health
- Education and economic development – CMS and CPCC funding, job training, libraries
- Growth and environment – parks and greenways, historic preservation
- County government operations – staffing, budgets, tax collection, code enforcement, elections, public information, property and more
How are commissioners elected?
- Mecklenburg County Commissioners members serve 2-year terms.
- There are 9 members of the BOCC, including 3 at-large members and 6 district candidates.
- The next election for this office will be in 2010.
Getting involved in county government
- Watch or attend BOCC meetings – generally the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month at 6PM at the Government Center
- Visit Mecklenburg County Government on the web
- Check out MeckGov on social media
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