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The Madison County Board of Commissioners relies on the active participation of citizens who are willing to serve on various commissioner-appointed boards, committees, and commissions. If you are interested in being considered for appointment to any of the boards listed below, please fill out an application. If you have questions about a particular board, please call the County Manager's Office at 649-2854 or email the Assistant to the County Manager, at [email protected].
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AB Tech Board of Trustees
The Board shall govern the College to assure that the diverse educational needs of the adults within its service area are met and serve the demands of new and existing industry. Animal Control Board
The role of the Animal Control Board is to help guide and develop policies, ordinances and procedures pertaining to animal control within the county. It also serves as an advisory council for the Madison County Animal Shelter. Animal Response Team
.The Animal Response Team is responsible for the creation, updating and implementation of the Madison County Animal Disaster Response Plan, which provides direction and assignment of responsibility for animal issues before, during and after an actual or potential disaster situation to facilitate overall coordination of animal protection and care. Board of Adjustment
Board of Health
The Board of Health is the policy-making, rule-making and adjudicatory body for the County Health Department. Board of Trustees of the Madison County Public Library
.The Library Board of Trustees is an Advisory Board with no legal responsibility except what is granted by Madison County Board of Commissioners. The Library Board of Trustees generally makes recommendations on policy to the local government and acts as a liaison between the library, county government and the community. Community Child Protection Team & Child Fatality Prevention Team
The Community Child Protection Team and Child Fatality Prevention Team meet to review selected active cases in which children are being served by child protective services. The Board also reviews cases in which a child has died as a result of suspected abuse or neglect. The Board then submits an annual report to the Board of County Commissioners with recommendations, if any, and advocates for system improvements and needed resources where gaps and deficiencies may exist. Economic Development Advisory Board
The purpose of the Economic Development Board is to promote quality economic development within Madison County through a focus on the retention and growth of existing business and industry, the attraction of new commercial and industrial development, and the encouragement of entrepreneurship, to improve the lives of all Madison County residents. The Economic Development Board shall establish a framework for recommending economic development policies, guidelines, and expenditures to the Madison County Board of Commissioners, as well as establish strong partnerships with all local, state, and federal agencies deemed appropriate. The Economic Development Board shall strive to facilitate a strong environment for a diverse and growing economy, as well as to increase the prosperity of all Madison County citizens. Economic Development FY 22 Priorities and next steps. Farmland Preservation Board
The purpose of the Farmland Preservation Board is to promote the health, safety, rural agriculture values, and general welfare of the county, and more specifically, increase identity and pride in the agriculture community, and its way of life; encourage the economic and financial health of farming; increase protection from undesirable, non-farm development and increase the protection of farms from nuisance suits and other negative impacts on properly managed farms. Housing Authority Board
The Housing Authority Board helps the Madison County Housing Authority in the mission to create strong, sustainable, inclusive communities and quality affordable homes for all, free from discrimination. |
Jury Commission
Working with the Clerk of Court and the DMV, the Jury Commission maintains and clarifies the 6,000 plus Jury Pool list for Madison County. Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC)
The Juvenile Crime Prevention Council or JCPC serves as the community level organization, which through partnership with the State of North Carolina and the Madison County Board of Commissioners, develops community-based alternatives to training school and provides community-based delinquency and substance abuse prevention strategies and programs. Mountain Area Workforce Development Board
The Mountain Area Workforce Development Board's mission is to provide employers and job seekers a fully integrated system of employment, education and training services for the purpose of developing the economic strength and global competitiveness of the area. Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board serves as an advisory body to the Madison County Board of Commissioners on all matters related to recreational programs, activities, personnel, budget, contracts, facilities and equipment provided by Madison County. This board also serves as a liaison between all communities of the county and the Board of Commissioners, while also seeking working relationships with schools, community and civic organizations and providing general public information in regards to Parks and Recreation Programs. Planning Board
The Madison County Commissioners established the Planning Board whose responsibilities include conducting public hearings to deal with zoning change requests, subdivision requests, and special use permits, and to make recommendations concerning changes and/or revisions with the Land Use Ordinance to the County Commissioners. In addition to those requests and recommendations, the Planning Board monitors growth and development in county. They consider how such pressures will impact and affect the citizens of Madison County and will plan accordingly. The Planning Board is also responsible for review and recommendation of amendments to the Madison Comprehensive Plan. Planning Board Members Jered Silver - Chairman Alan Wyatt - Vice Chairman Jackie Ball Sue Keener Kevin Morton Josh Norton Mary Rice Daniel Rice 2022 Meeting Schedule 2023 Meeting Schedule Social Services Board
The Social Services Board has five general duties and responsibilities: 1. To select and hire the county DSS Director with the approval of the County Commissioners. 2. Advise County and Municipal Authorities in developing policies and plans to improve the social conditions of the community. 3. Consult with the DSS Director about problems relating to his/her office. 4. To assist the DSS Director in planning budgets for their department and presenting those budgets to the Board of Commissioners. 5. To have such other duties and responsibilities as the General Assembly, the Department of Human Resources, the Social Service Commission and the Board of Commissioners may assign to it. Meetings will occur the first Tuesday of each month at 4PM. Located at the Marshall Active Living Center (Senior Center) at 462 Long Branch Road in Marshall. Board Meeting Time and Date Notice Tourism Development Authority
The Tourism Development Authority Board is composed of volunteer members representing each of the three towns, the County Board of Commissioners and the Chamber of Commerce who oversee the expenditure of the occupancy tax dollars "to promote travel, tourism, and conventions in the county, sponsor tourist-related events and activities in the county, and finance tourist-related capital projects in the county". Transportation Advisory Board
The Transportation Advisory Board serves as a liaison between the residents of Madison County and county government concerning transportation issues as well as numerous other duties as an advisory body for the Madison County Transportation Authority. Watershed Review Board
The Watershed Review Board shall hear and decide appeals from any decision or determination made by the Watershed Administrator in the enforcement of this ordinance. Hear and decide upon variances to the Watershed Ordinance. They have the power to authorize, in specific cases, minor variances from the terms of this Ordinance as will not be contrary to the public interests where, owing to special conditions, a literal enforcement of this Ordinance will result in practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship. The Watershed Review Board will also hear and decided upon the Special Intensity Allocation, where density requirements may be granted by special provisions. In deciding these cases the Board shall determine appropriate locations for Intensity Allocations and what requirements and regulations must be met. Watershed Review Board Members Danny Allen - Watershed Revision Board Administrator Bob Zink - Chairman Billy Anders Nathan Bennett Norris Gentry Bruce Murray Jered Silver Clayton Willis |