Francisco Salmeron

Francisco Salmeron

Francisco Salmeron is Camden Tribune's publisher and local reporter in Camden, North Carolina. His professional work at the Tribune focuses on local government, public records, schools, growth and development, public safety, elections, public notices, and community issues affecting Camden County residents.

Camden, NC

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North Carolina’s $34.4 Billion Budget Is Now Law. Here’s What It Means for Camden County.

The new state spending plan raises teacher pay, funds public safety, lowers the personal income tax rate, and directs hundreds of millions toward Hurricane Helene recovery.

North Carolina’s $34.4 Billion Budget Is Now Law. Here’s What It Means for Camden County. — Camden Tribune | AI Generated Ilustration

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Camden County Marks America’s 250th Anniversary with Independence Day Celebration

Camden County marked America’s 250th anniversary with a July 4 Independence Day celebration featuring prayer, music, patriotic readings, museum tours, and family activities.

North Carolina’s $34.4 Billion Budget Is Now Law. Here’s What It Means for Camden County. — Camden Tribune | AI Generated Ilustration

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Jul 8, 2026

North Carolina’s $34.4 Billion Budget Is Now Law. Here’s What It Means for Camden County.

The new state spending plan raises teacher pay, funds public safety, lowers the personal income tax rate, and directs hundreds of millions toward Hurricane Helene recovery.

North Carolina’s $34.4 Billion Budget Is Now Law. Here’s What It Means for Camden County. — Camden Tribune | AI Generated Ilustration

Jul 4, 2026

Camden County Marks America’s 250th Anniversary with Independence Day Celebration

Camden County marked America’s 250th anniversary with a July 4 Independence Day celebration featuring prayer, music, patriotic readings, museum tours, and family activities.

Camden County Marks America’s 250th Anniversary with Independence Day Celebration — Photo: Camden Tribune / Francisco Salmeron

Jul 2, 2026

Washington County Flag Lot Zoning Hearing Set for July 6

Washington County commissioners will consider proposed zoning ordinance changes affecting flag lots during a July 6 public hearing in Plymouth.

Washington County Flag Lot Zoning Hearing Set for July 6 — Camden Tribune | AI-generated illustration

Jul 2, 2026

Chowan County Explains Budget Decision as SB 474 Looms

Chowan County says its FY 2026–27 budget may need to be amended if Senate Bill 474 becomes law, requiring the county to use 2022 property values instead of the 2026 reappraisal.

Chowan County Explains Budget Decision as SB 474 Looms — Camden Tribune | AI-generated illustration

Jul 1, 2026

Currituck Commissioners to Weigh Major Development Rule Changes July 6

Currituck commissioners will consider several development-related UDO amendments July 6, including subdivision phasing, landscape buffers, fire water supply and water main requirements.

Currituck Commissioners to Weigh Major Development Rule Changes July 6 — Camden Tribune | AI-generated illustration

Jul 1, 2026

Public Records Resource: Camden County Agendas, Minutes and Meeting Videos

Official starting points for Camden County agendas, minutes, commissioner schedules and meeting recordings.

Jun 30, 2026

Chowan Budget Delayed as State Revaluation Bill Could Push Tax Rate to 72 Cents

Chowan County delayed its FY 2026–27 budget vote while waiting on state legislation that could force the county to use 2022 property values and a 72-cent tax rate.

Chowan Budget Delayed as State Revaluation Bill Could Push Tax Rate to 72 Cents — Camden Tribune | AI-generated illustration

Jun 30, 2026

Chowan Budget Vote Recessed as State Revaluation Bill Creates Uncertainty

Chowan County commissioners recessed a budget meeting after reviewing two budget scenarios tied to state legislation that could determine whether the county uses 2022 or 2026 property values.

Chowan Budget Vote Recessed as State Revaluation Bill Creates Uncertainty — Camden Tribune | AI-generated illustration

Jun 29, 2026

Camden Commissioners to Hold Closed Session Before July 6 Regular Meeting

Camden County commissioners will meet in closed session at 6 p.m. July 6 to consult with the county attorney before the board’s regular 7 p.m. meeting.

Camden Commissioners to Hold Closed Session Before July 6 Regular Meeting — Camden Tribune | Francisco Salmeron

Jun 27, 2026

Developers Sue Camden County Over Building Moratorium, Permit Reversals

Five developers and a Currituck County landowner allege Camden County's building moratorium was illegally adopted and that officials repeatedly reversed permitting decisions, costing them millions.

Developers Sue Camden County Over Building Moratorium, Permit Reversals — Camden Tribune | AI Generated Image

Jun 27, 2026

Camden Wastewater Plan Moves Through Modeling as Backup Basin Option Advances

Camden County’s wastewater plant remains under modeling review, while officials say a backup high-rate infiltration basin option may be feasible if the county does not receive the discharge permit it is seeking.

Camden Wastewater Plan Moves Through Modeling as Backup Basin Option Advances — Camden Tribune | AI Generated Image

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