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Northampton Board of Commissioners

9467 NC Hwy 305

P.O. Box 808

Jackson NC 27845-0808
(252) 534-2501

Commissioner - Chairman
Dr. Charles R. Tyner, Sr.
charles.tyner@nhcnc.net
Elected: 12/2020
Term Expires: 12/2024
District #1
Pendleton, Conway, Newton, Milwaukee, and Severn

Commissioner - Vice Chairwoman
Geneva Riddick-Faulkner
geneva.riddick@nhcnc.net
Elected: 12/2020
Term Expires: 12/2024
District #2 Rich Square Township
Woodland and Rich Square

Commissioner
William "Ed" Martin
Elected: 12/2022
Term Expires: 12/2026
District #3 Roanoke & Jackson Township
Jackson, Rehobeth, Lasker and Potecasi

Commissioner
Melvetta Broadnax Taylor
Elected: 12/2022
Term Expires: 12/2026
District #4 Seaboard & Wiccacanee Townships
Seaboard, Galatia and Creeksville

Commissioner
Dr. Kelvin M. Edwards, Sr.
kelvin.edwards@nhcnc.net
Elected: 12/2022
Term Expires: 12/2026
District #5 Occoneechee, Pleasant Hill & Gaston Townships
Lake Gaston, Gaston, Pleasant Hill and Garysburg

County Manager
Julian Phillips
county.manager@nhcnc.net

County Attorney
A. Scott McKellar
P.O. Box 7100
Rocky Mount, NC 27804-0100

Clerk to the Board
Itia K. Robertson
Clerk.to.board@nhcnc.net

ANNOUNCEMENTS

All Board of Commissioners Meeting will broadcast live via:

Northampton County Local Government YouTube

Commissioner Meetings System Failure Process

Each year, the NCACC is pleased to share the year’s most relevant North Carolina county data maps in the County Map Book. These data and map visualizations highlight demographic, economic, health, and educational information from all 100 counties.

The categories and data indicators are selected based on research at the county level, recommendations from county officials and staff, and timely policy issues.

For the 2020 County Map Book, information is included about how counties are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. New maps are included in an effort to focus on employment and economic topics related to COVID-19.

The book is produced each year with the hope the included information will help provide context and promote analysis for decisions at the local level in counties across the state.

NCACC 2021 COUNTY MAP BOOK