Pasquotank Commissioners' Schedule Aug. 17 Capital Projects Work Session
Pasquotank commissioners will meet Aug. 17 to discuss five county facility projects, including courthouse repairs and a Newland public-safety substation.
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PASQUOTANK COUNTY, N.C. — The Pasquotank County Board of Commissioners will hold a capital-projects work session at 3 p.m. Monday, Aug. 17.
The session will take place in the Commissioner Boardroom at the Pasquotank County Courthouse, 206 E. Main St. in Elizabeth City.
Scheduled topics
- Board of Elections renovation update and parking lot
- 20-year facility master plan
- Maintenance and repair of the county courthouse
- Newland public-safety substation
- County facility roof maintenance
The notice does not provide project costs, funding sources, staff recommendations or proposed contracts. It also does not identify any expected votes or state whether public comment will be taken.
Residents seeking additional information about the agenda or meeting procedures may contact Clerk to the Board Lynn B. Scott at 252-335-0865.
The Camden Tribune will update this report if Pasquotank County releases a detailed agenda packet or additional project information.
Source: Pasquotank County meeting notice distributed Aug. 10, 2026, by the Clerk to the Board.
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