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Pitt County Health Assessment 1
Pamlico County Community Needs Health Assessment
Mary Frances Hasty
East Carolina University
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Community Needs Assessment for Pitt County, NC COUNTY __PAMLICO______________ YEAR___2017_______
1. POPULATION: Total 13,144 Race (2013): White 77.7% Black 19.4% Hispanic 3.7%Female: 6,434 Male: 6,710
Information obtained from: https://suburbanstats.org/population/north-carolina/how-many-people-live-in-pamlico-county
What group constitutes the largest population? 55-59
What group constitutes the smallest population? 21
2. COUNTY GEOGRAPHY AND CHARACTERISTICS:http://roadsidethoughts.com/nc/arapahoe-xx-pamlico-census.htmSquare miles area 336.5 Population per square mile 39.06 ppsm
Age (years) Male Female Total0-4 286 313 599
5-9 298 316 614
10-14 360 342 702
15-17 212 224 436
18-19 138 129 267
20 47 64 111
21 59 49 108
22-24 192 159 351
25-29 290 284 574
30-34 250 252 50235-39 287 316 603
40-44 330 309 63945-49 423 478 90150-54 495 534 1,02955-59 493 580 1,07360 & 61 236 235 47162-64 339 337 67665-66 176 187 36367-69 281 262 54370-74 354 386 74075-79 269 279 54580-84 167 194 36185+ 80 148 228
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Major cities/towns and population:Information obtained from: http://www.osbm.state.nc.us/ncosbm/facts_and_figures/socioeconomic_data/population_estimates/demog/muniestbymuni_2013.html
Major U.S. highways: US 264 US 13
Major state highways:NC 306NC 33NC 101
3. SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS:
Percent of population below poverty income: Total 14.6 %http://accessnc.nccommerce.com/DemoGraphicsReports/pdfs/countyProfile/NC/37137.pdf
Median household income: $43,444 https://datausa.io/profile/geo/pamlico-county-nc/
Per capita income: Overall $37,682 Information obtained from: http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/37/37147.html
Rate of employment 95.6% Information obtained from: http://accessnc.nccommerce.com/DemoGraphicsReports/pdfs/countyProfile/NC/37137.pdf
Rate of unemployment 4.4% Information obtained from: http://accessnc.nccommerce.com/DemoGraphicsReports/pdfs/countyProfile/NC/37137.pdf
Employed persons: 5,223 Informed obtained from: http://accessnc.nccommerce.com/DemoGraphicsReports/pdfs/countyProfile/NC/37137.pdfSelf Employed Persons: 341
Total manufacturing industries: 12 Informed obtained from: http://accessnc.nccommerce.com/DemoGraphicsReports/pdfs/countyProfile/NC/37137.pdf
Total private industries: 246 Informed obtained from: http://accessnc.nccommerce.com/DemoGraphicsReports/pdfs/countyProfile/NC/37137.pdf
Total retail business (with food and drink): 100 Informed obtained from: Thrive in North Carolina. http://accessnc.commerce.state.nc.us/docs/countyProfile/NC/37147.pdf
Major business and industries:https://public.rebuild.nc.gov/Shared%20Documents/County_Resiliency_Meetings/Pamlico/Plan/RebuildNC_Pamlico_Plan_SectionII.pdf
10 Major Employers in Pamlico County, N.C.EMPLOYER LOCATION Description
City/town Population (2013)Hobucken 129Mesic 211Arapahoe 535Oriental 882Vandemere 244Stonewall 270Bayboro 1,242Alliance 766Grantsboro 658
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YMCA2744 Seafarer Rd Arapahoe Camp Seafarer
& SeagullPamlico County Board of Education507 Anderson Drive Bayboro
NC Department of Public Safety200 Main StreetPO Box 437Bayboro, NC 28515
Bayboro Law Enforcement
County of Pamlico302 Main StreetPO Box 776
Bayboro City Employees
Wal-Mart Associates Bayboro, Oriental
Food Lion11560 NC HWY 55 Grantsboro Grocery Store
Pamlico Community College5049 NC Hwy 306 S.P.O. Box 185
Grantsboro Education
Home Life Care Incorporated GrantsboroArapahoe Charter School ArapahoePrinciple Long Term Care Inc Grantsboro
Major Manufacturing Employers in Pitt County, N.C.
EMPLOYER LOCATION PRODUCT EMPLOYMENT
ESTABLISHED
Vidant Medical CenterSteve Lawler, President847-4100P.O. Box 6028, 27835
Greenville Healthcare 6,895 1951
East Carolina UniversityDr. Steven Ballard, Chancellor328-6212Spilman Building, 27858-4353
Greenville Education 5,564 1907
Pitt County Public SchoolsDr. Ethan Lenker, Superintendent830-42001717 W. Fifth St., 27834
Greenville Education 2,814 1885
Pitt Community CollegeDr. Dennis Massey, President321-4200P.O. Drawer 7007, 27835
Greenville Education 953 1961
County of PittScott Elliott, Manager902-29501717 W. Fifth St., 27834
Greenville Government 910 1760
City of GreenvilleBarbara Lipscomb, Manager329-4434P.O. Box 7207, 27835
Greenville Government 764 1956
Physicians EastCindy McGee, COO752-61011850 W. Arlington Blvd. 27834
Greenville Medicalcare 535 1965
Convergys Greenville Customer 530 1999
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Rusty Rose, Manager413-64001130 Sugg Parkway, 27834
servicecenter
Wal-MartIris Reed Clark, Manager355-2441210 S.W. Greenville Blvd, 27834
Greenville Departmentstore 470 1989
Greenville Utilities CommissionTony Cannon, General Manager752-7166P.O. Box 1847, 27835
Greenville Publicutilities 422 1905
Overton’s Sports CenterJohn Daigle, General Manager355-7600P.O. Box 8228, 27835
GreenvilleMailordersales
355 1976
Wells Fargo Dealer ServicesBilly McLawhorn, Manager493-38001451 Thomas Langston Rd., 28590
WintervilleFinancialservicesback office
330 2011
Wal-MartKen Bledsole, Manager917-62864600 E. 10th St., 27858
Greenville Department store 325 2013
Major industrial products: Seafood products Farming Wood
Agricultural Report
Top Crop Items: soybeans, corn for grain, wheat for grain, winter wheat for grain, cotton, all. Top Livestock Inventory Items: Layers, cattle and calves, goats, ducks, sheeps & lambs.
Information obtained from: https://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2012/Online_Resources/County_Profiles/North_Carolina/cp37137.pdf
According to the 2012 Census of Agriculture, crops were harvested on 129,519 acres of farmland in Pitt County. In 2012, the total market value of agriculture products sold was approximately $215,910,000. Crops sales accounted for $111,210,000and the livestock sales accounted for $104,690,000 of the total value.
Total agricultural receipts (2010): $ 35,848,000 https://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2012/Online_Resources/County_Profiles/North_Carolina/cp37137.pdfAverage farm size (2012): 585 acres http://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2012/Full_Report/Volume_1,_Chapter_2_County_Level/North_Carolina/st37_2_001_001.pdf
Total crop receipts (2010): $ 76,396,000 Information obtained from: http://www.ncruralcenter.org/databank/profile.php?county=Pitt
Total livestock receipts (2010): $ 77,667,000 Information obtained from: http://www.ncruralcenter.org/databank/profile.php?county=Pitt
Percent family owned farms: 75% https://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2012/Online_Resources/County_Profiles/North_Carolina/cp37137.pdf
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Total farms (2012): 80 Information obtained from: https://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2012/Online_Resources/County_Profiles/North_Carolina/cp37137.pdf
Top livestock inventory items of Pitt County, NC
Livestock Quantity RankLayers 609 74
Cattle and calves 113 98Goats, all 73 93Ducks 64 29Sheeps & Lambs 60 72
https://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2012/Online_Resources/County_Profiles/North_Carolina/cp37137.pdf
Top Crop Items of Pamlico County
Crops Quantity (Acres) State RankSoybeans for beans 17,747 32Corn for Grain 17,100 15Wheat for grain 14,725 14Winter wheat for grain 14,726 14Cotton, all 17,700 44
Information obtained from: http://www.ncagr.gov/stats/codata/pitt.pdf
Other: Crime rate: 40 (2011) Voting rate: 70.85% Property tax rate: $0.625(2012)
https://www.point2homes.com/US/Neighborhood/NC/Pamlico-County-Demographics.html
4. COUNTY GOVERNMENT:http://www.pamlicocounty.org/commissioner-profiles.aspx
Commissioner Occupation Term ExpiresPaul Delamar Attorney 12/18Ann Holton Detective 12/18
Pat PrescottGeneral ManagerUrethane Innovators, Inc 12/20
Candy Bohmert Retired Dupont Manager 12/20Edward Riggs Jr. Minister 12/18Carl J. Ollison Farmer 12/18Missy Baskervill Retired 12/20
The Pamlico County Board of Commissioners is the governing body for Pamlico County Government. The nine members of the Board are elected to staggered, four-year terms ensuring a smooth transition of county policies from one year to the next. Commissioners must reside within and are elected by the district they serve. Five Commissioners are elected as representatives from individual districts and two are elected from combining individual districts. Meetings are held on the first and third Monday of the Month at 7:00 PM in the Commissioners Room in the Pamlico County Courthouse.
5. HEALTH DEPARTMENT: https://www2.ncdhhs.gov/DSS/local/dir_paml.htm
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Director: Scott Lenhart Who hires the Director?: Board of Health To whom does the Director report?: County Manager and Board of Health Environmental Health Director: Tammy Rodriguez, REHS Nutrition Director: Shirley Holt
Other key persons:Lead WIC Nutritionist: Nutrition Plus Contract Employees ______ Health Promotions Nutritionist: n/a WIC Vendor Program Assistant: Lauren Prenatal Coordinator: n/a Program Manager: Sheila StansberryChildren’s Services Supervisor: Lauren WeatherlyAdult Services Supervisor: Constance GeraldAdult Medicaid Supervisor: Anito S. MayoFamily & Children Medicaid Supervisor: Valda LoftinWork First & Food and Nutrition Supervisor: Pat O’ NealDay Care Coordinator: Caressa CooperChild Support Enforcement: Catherine ConnellMedical Transportation Coordinator: Deaquella Midgette
Programs:
Maternal and Child Health ProgramLead Poisoning Women Infants and Children (WIC)Lead Screening Nutrition Education OutreachDental Health Services Newborn AssessmentsImmunizations – Children Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention ProgramSickle Cell Testing and Counseling Communicable Disease Control – ChildrenWell Child Clinic Health EducationStart With Your Heart Child Service CoordinationChild Care Health Consultation Child Fatality Prevention Team (CFPT)Pitt Infant Mortality Prevention Advisory Council Parenting ClassesAdult Health (for men and women)Adult Health Exams Cholesterol, Diabetes, and Blood PressureHealth Education Sickle Cell Testing and CounselingTuberculosis (TB) Immunizations – AdultsProject Outreach Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)Nutrition Education Outreach Communicable Disease Control – AdultsDiabetes Support Group Worksite Health Promotion and Wellness
HIV Testing and Counseling Diabetes Education Self-Management Program
Additional Women’s ServicesBreast and Cervical Cancer Screening Family PlanningPregnancy Testing Prenatal ClinicBetter Beginnings Breastfeeding Program Childbirth EducationMaternity Care Coordination High Risk Prenatal Home VisitsPostpartum Home Visit Nurse-Family PartnershipCommunity Partnerships
Smart Start Local Strides – The Community Transformation Grant Project
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Pitt County AIDS Service Org. (PiCASO) Nutrition Education OutreachHealthAssist Food Literacy Partners ProgramPitt Partners for Health Breastfeeding Advisory CouncilLocal Interagency Coordinating Council (LICC) Nutrition & Physical Activity PartnersCommunity Care Plan of Eastern Carolina (CCPEC)Environmental Health ProgramsLead Poisoning On-site Sewage DisposalPrivate Water Supplies Migrant Camp InspectionsIndoor Air Quality Mosquito ManagementFood, Lodging, Institutional, and Swimming Pool Sanitation Public Swimming pools and Spas
6. SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT:Director: Deborah S. Green
Who hires the Director? Board of Social Service _______________________
Major programs:
Adoption Services Child Placement Services for ChildrenChild Protective Services Child Support Enforcement
Crisis Intervention Emergency Assistance
Energy Assistance Food and Nutrition Services
Fraud Independent Living Program for Foster Children
Interstate Compacts Interpreting ServicesLicensing: Child Placing Agency, Foster Homes/ Foster Care, Maternity Homes, Residential Child Care Homes
Lifeline- Linkup
Problem Pregnancy Services Refugee AssistanceSystem of Care Work First Family AssistanceAdoption Services Child Placement Services for ChildrenChild Protective Services Child Support EnforcementCrisis Intervention Emergency Assistance
Number of food stamp participants (1/2014): 13.8% https://statisticalatlas.com/county-subdivision/North-Carolina/Pamlico-County/Pamlico-Township-5/Food-Stamps
Emergency Food Programs: Food pantries
Sources of Food outside Social Services Department:http://www.suntopia.org/bayboro/nc/food_pantries.php?page=4
Pamlico County Fishes & Loaves Mobile Food Pantry: Pamlico county residents only. Come on a first come, first serve basis on the first Wednesday on each month. Must be in line no later than 9:45. 252.249.3687
Word of God Christian Center Food Pantry: Every third Saturday of the month 9:00-12:00. Through a church.. 252-672-0072
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Soup Kitchen/ Food Pantry, Religious Community Services: 7 Days 364 days a year. Monday- Friday 10:30 am- 11:45 pm. Saturday & Sunday 3:30- 4:45 PM. Must have proper identification in order to make use every day. Once proper id is seen, the person or family will receive enough food to feed the household three meals a day for one week, they can return once every three months, more with special approval. 252-633-2767.
Food Bank of Central and Eastern NC, New Bern Branch: Operates a food bank and numerous food pantries. Provides assistance with applying to FNS. Tuesday- Thursday 10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. as required.
Extended Hands: Food bank for anyone needing food assistance, Children ages 3-12 can attend the after school program free of charge. 252-512-9469. 723 Professional Drive New Bern, NC 28560. They also tutor math, English and other subjects.
Havelock Cherry Point Ministerial Association: Ministry operates a food pantry and provides heating/ cooling assistance to residents of Havelock/ Harlow. Works Monday-Friday 10 am-12pm and 1-2pm. Based on emergency need only. 252-447-5190.
Matthew 25, St. James United Methodist Church: 1011 Orange Street. Newport, NC 28570. 10 am- 12:00 pm. Food pantry, medical expense transportation, medical payment assistance, prescription assistance, assistance with utility bills.
Monthly Food Distribution/ Emergency Food, Marthas 857 West Main Street Belhaven, NC 27810. (252) 943-2124. Food pantry supplies food once a month (a three day supply) to qualified families. Emergency food to qualified persons who have not yet registered for monthly food. Martha’s is also a FEMA distribution center after a declared disaster. Tuesday-Friday 9 am- 2 pm.
Soule United Methodist Church Mobile Food Pantry: 1430 Main Street Swanquarter, NC 27885. (252) 423-0045. Mobile food pantry that meets the fourth Wednesday of the month from 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Salvation Army of Washington: 112 East 7th Street Washington Washington, NC 27889. (252) 946-2523. Provides services and programs designed to restore broken lives, to build healthy relationships, and to develop and encourage people of all ages Programs such as transitional housing, addictions rehabilitation and more are offered.
Harvest Church Food Pantry: 2020 West 15th Street Washington, NC 27889. (252) 833-4898. Food pantry for anyone needing food assistance. Open the third Saturday of the month from 9:00 a.m.- 11:00 a.m. First time recipients of food assistance may receive food during normal church hours Monday- Friday 9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
Maysville United Methodist Church: 807 Foy Street Maysville, NC 28555. (910) 743-5643. This church provides emergency food assistance. Anyone in need of food is eligible.
Watson’s Chapel United Methodist Church Food Pantry: 3088 Nebraska Rd Englehard, NC 27824. Mobile Food Pantry (Monthly). Monthly food distribution on the fourth Wednesday of the month from 1:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m.
MENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT:
Major programs offered:
Stillwaters
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205 Main Street Bayboro, NC 28515. (252) 745- 4510.
Mental Health Association of Pamlico County373 NC 306 Hwy S Grantsboro, NC 28529
Arc- Hds Pamlico County Group Home554 NC 306 HWY N Grantsboro, NC 28529. (252) 745-7303. Foster care services, mental health services, public & social services, clinics mental health.
East Carolina Behavioral Health405 Middle Street New Bern, NC 28560. (252) 636-1510.Physicians & Surgeons Information Bureaus, Mental Health Services, Physicians & Surgeons Specialty, Health Services.
Croatan Village:4522 Old Cherry Point Rd New Bern, NC 28560. (252) 634-9066. Assisted Living Facilities, Mental Health Services, Retirement & Life Care Communities & Homes, Alzheimers & Dementia Care & Services, Assisted Living & Elder Care Services, Retirement & Assisted Living Facilities, Alzheimers Education Referrel & Support Service.
Hope Clinic 203 North Street Bayboro, NC 28515. (252) 745- 5760.Physician appointments, lab and diagnostic tests, counseling, dental bus, pharmacy, referrels to specialists. Monday- Friday 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. Clinic and pharmacy: Thursday, 4:30-9:00 PM.
8. SCHOOL SYSTEM (S):Superintendent(s): Mrs. Lisa F. Jackson
Who hires the Superintendent(s)? The school board.
How is the School Board selected? The school board is elected by a non partisan election.
Is this different from the Board of Health? The School Board is comprised of 12 elected members, two from each five demographic districts. Terms are staggered with some members serving four-year terms while others serve six-year term.
How could this influence how the respective boards operate? The School Board may make decisions that can be swayed by public opinion, since they are elected officials.
Which board do you think is most influential? The School Board.
Why? It is based on public opinion and the good direction of our children promises good future.
# of elementary schools_2_ # of middle schools_1_ # of high schools_1_
Child Nutrition Director(s) Maree Minor Child Nutrition Supervisor: Marion Johnson
Number of participants in school food service program: Number of free breakfasts per day: 47 Number of free lunches per day: 77 Number of reduced price lunches per day: 878
Cost of regular price school lunch $2.65
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Cost of reduced price school lunch: 0.40 _ Board MembersTownship Board MemberTownship #1 John PrescottTownship #2 Kari HammondTownship #3 Gene DudleyTownship #4 Beatrice MaysTownship #5 John McCotterAt Large Paul DelamarAt Large Judy Humpries
Other: Graduation Rate (2012) 73%
Percent With a Bachelor's Degree or Higher (2006-2010) 17.7%
Black Students Passing End of Grade Exams (2012) 44%
Hispanic Students Passing End of Grade Exams (2012) 53%
Percent With High School Diploma (2006-2010) 32.2%
Percent With Less Than High School Diploma (2006-2010) 12.2%
Doctorate Degree 0.8%
Professional School Degree 0.8%
Some college, no degree 25.2%Information obtained from: http://www.ncruralcenter.org/databank/
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE COUNTY:Institution Level Funding Source
Fred A. Anderson Elementary K-5 PublicPamlico County High School 9-12 PublicPamlico Primary School K-5 PublicPamlico County Middle School 6-8 PublicArapahoe Charter School K-12 PrivatePamlico Community College University State governmentPamlico Christian Academy PK-12 ReligiousCreekside Elementary School 1-5 PublicBridgeton Elementary School 1-5 PublicTrinity Christian School PK-12 Religious
https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS721US726&q=pamlico+county+elementary+schools&npsic=0&rflfq=1&rlha=0&rllag=35140251,-76780684,290&tbm=lcl&ved=0ahUKEwiswKig5dnWAhUKwiYKHRmTBK0QjGoITQ&tbs=lrf:!2m1!1e2!3sIAE,lf:1,lf_ui:2&rldoc=1#rlfi=hd:;si:;mv:!1m3!1d159288.34240697155!2d-76.90224810000001!3d35.159677849999994!2m3!1f0!2f0!3f0!3m2!1i229!2i293!4f13.1;tbs:lrf:!2m1!1e2!3sIAE,lf:1,lf_ui:2
10. STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT:
District Political AffiliationState Representatives :
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Jay Adams District 96 RepublicanGale Adcock District 41 DemocratJohn Ager District 115 DemocratKelly M. Alexander District 107 DemocratDean Arp District 69 RepublicanJohn Autry District 100 DemocratCynthia Ball District 49 DemocratChaz Beasley District 92 DemocratMary Belk District 88 DemocratJohn R. Bell District 10 RepublicanLarry M. Bell District 21 DemocratMaryAnn Black District 29 DemocratHugh Blackwell District 86 RepublicanJohn M. Blust District 62 RepublicanJames L. Boles District 52 RepublicanBeverly G. Boswell District 6 RepublicanJohn R. Bradford District 98 RepublicanWilliam Brawley District 103 RepublicanWilliam Brisson District 22 DemocratCecil Brockman District 60 DemocratMark Brody District 55 RepublicanDana Bumgardner District 109 RepublicanJustin P. Burr District 67 RepublicanDeb Butler District 18 DemocratBecky Carney District 102 DemocratMike Clampitt District 119 RepublicanGeorge G Cleveland District 14 RepublicanJeff Collins District 25 RepublicanDebra Conrad District 74 RepublicanKevin Corbin District 120 RepublicanCarla D. Cunningham District 106 DemocratTed Davis District 19 RepublicanJimmy Dixon District 4 RepublicanJosh Dobson District 85 RepublicanNelson Dollar District 36 RepublicanAndy Dulin District 104 RepublicanBeverly M. Earle District 101 DemocratJeffrey Elmore District 94 RepublicanJohn Faircloth District 61 RepublicanJean Farmer- Butterfield District 24 DemocratSusan C. Fisher District 114 DemocratElmer Floyd District 43 DemocratCarl Ford District 76 RepublicanJohn A. Fraley District 95 RepublicanTerry E. Garrison District 32 DemocratRosa U. Gill District 33 DemocratKen Goodmann District 66 DemocratCharles Graham District 47 DemocratGeorge Graham District 12 DemocratHolly Grange District 20 RepublicanDestin Hall District 87 RepublicanDuane Hall District 11 DemocratKyle Hall District 91 Republican
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Larry D. Hall District 29 DemocratSusi H. Hamilton District 18 DemocratEdward Hanes District 72 DemocratJon Hardister District 59 RepublicanPricey Harrison District 57 DemocratKelly E. Hastings District 110 RepublicanCody Henson District 113 RepublicanYvonne Lewis Holley District 38 DemocratD. Craig Horn District 68 RepublicanJulia C. Howard District 79 RepublicanHoward J. Hunter District 5 DemocratPat B. Hurley District 70 RepublicanFrank Iler District 17 RepublicanVerla Insko District 56 DemocratDarren G. Jackson District 39 DemocratJoe John District 40 DemocratLinda P. Johnson District 83 RepublicanBert Jones District 65 RepublicanBrenden H. Jones District 46 RepublicanJonathon C. Jordan District 93 RepublicanDonny Lambeth District 75 RepublicanPhilip A. Lehman District 30 DemocratDavid R. Lewis District 53 RepublicanMarvin W. Lucas District 42 DemocratChris Malone District 35 RepublicanGrier Martin District 34 DemocratSusan Martin District 8 RepublicanPat McElraft District 13 RepublicanChuck McGrady District 117 RepublicanAllen McNeil District 78 RepublicanGraig R. Meyer District 50 DemocratHenry M. Michaux District 31 DemocratChris Millis District 16 RepublicanRodney W. Moore District 99 DemocratTim Moore District 111 RepublicanMarcia Morey District 30 DemocratBob Muller District 16 RepublicanGregory F. Murphy District 9 RepublicanGarland E. Pierce District 48 DemocratLarry G. Pittman District 82 RepublicanLarry W. Potts District 81 RepublicanMichele D. Presnell District 118 RepublicanAmos L. Quick District 58 DemocratRobert T. Reives District 54 DemocratBobbie Richardson District 7 DemocratWilliams O. Richardson District 44 DemocratDennis Riddell District 64 RepublicanDavid Rogers District 112 RepublicanStephen M. Ross District 63 RepublicanJason Saine District 97 RepublicanJohn Sauls District 51 RepublicanMitchell S. Setzer District 89 RepublicanPhil Shepard District 15 Republican
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Micheal Speciale District 3 RepublicanBob Steinburg District 1 RepublicanSarah Stevens District 90 RepublicanScott Stone District 105 RepublicanLarry C. Strickland District 28 RepublicanJohn Szoka District 45 RepublicanEvelyn Terry District 71 DemocratJohn A. Torbett District 108 RepublicanBrian Turner District 116 DemocratRena W. Turner District 84 RepublicanHarry Warren District 77 RepublicanSam Watford District 80 RepublicanDonna McDowell White District 26 RepublicanLinda Hunt Williams District 37 RepublicanShelly Willingham District 23 DemocratMicheal H. Wray District 27 DemocratLarry Yarborough District 2 RepublicanLee Zachary District 73 RepublicanState Senators:John M. Alexander District
RepublicanDistrict 15
Deanna Ballard District 45 Republican
Chad Barefoot District 18 Republican
Dan Barrett District 34 Republican
Tamara Barringer District 17 Republican
Phil Berger District 26 Republican
Dan Bishop District 39 Republican
Dan Blue District 14 Democrat
Danny Earl Britt District 13 Republican
Andrew C. Brock District 34 Republican
Harry Brown District 6 Republican
Angela R. Bryant District 4 Democrat
Jay J. Chaudhuri District 16 Democrat
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Ben Clark Democrat 21 Democrat
Bill Cook District 1 Republican
David L. Curtis District 44 Republican
Warren Daniel District 46 Republican
Don Davis District 5 Democrat
Jim Davis District 50 Republican
Cathy Dunn District 33 Republican
Chuck Edwards District 48 Republican
Joel D. M. Ford District 38 Democrat
Valerie P. Foushee District 23 Democrat
Rick Gunn District 24 Republican
Kathy Harrington District 43 Republican
Ralph Hise District 47 Republican
Rick Horner District 11 Republican
Brent Jackson District 10 Republican
Jeff Jackson District 37 Democrat
Joyce Krawiec District 31 Republican
Micheal V. Lee Distric 9 Republican
Paul. A. Lowe District 32 Democrat
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Tom McInnis District 25 Republican
Floyd B. McKissick District 20 Democrat
Wesley Meredith District 19 Republican
Paul Newton District 36 Republican
Louis Pate District 7 Republican
Ronald J. Rabin District 12 Republican
Bill Rabon District 8 Republican
Shirley B. Randleman District 30 Republican
Gladys A. Robinson District 28 Democrat
Norman W. Sanderson District 2 Republican
Erica Smith- Ingram District 3 Democrat
Jeff Tarte District 41 Republican
Jerry W. Tillman District 29 Republican
Tommy Tucker District 35 Republican
Terry Van Duyn District 49 Democrat
Joyce Waddell District 40 Democrat
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Trudy Wade District 27 Republican
Andy Wells District 42 Republican
Mike Woodard District 22 Democrat
U.S. Congressman
Walter Jones, Jr.
2333 Rayburn House Office Bldg.Washington, DC 20515(205) 225-3415 Phone(205) 225-3286
1105-C Coporate Dr.Greenville, Nc 27858-4211(252) 931-1003 Phone(252) 931-1002 Fax800-351-1697 Phone
Republican
G,K Butterfield
2305 Rayburn House Office Bldg.Washington, DC 20515(202) 224-3154
216 NE Nash St., Ste. BWilson, NC 27893(252) 237-9816 Phone(252) 291-0356 Fax888-874-9063 Phone
Democrat
U.S. SenatorsRichard Burr 217 Russell Senate Office
BuildingWashington, DC 20510(202) 224-3154
100 Coast Line St., Room 210Rocky Mount, NC 27804(252) 754-0707 Phone(252) 977-7902 Fax
Federal Building151 Patton AveSuite 204Asheville, NC 28801(828) 350-2437
2000 West First StreetSuite 508Winston-Salem, NC 27104(800) 685-8916
201 N Front StreetSuite 809
Republican
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Wilmington, NC 28401(910)251-1058
Thom Tillis
521 Dirksen Senate Office Bldg.Washington, DC 20510(202) 224-6342
9300 Harris Corners PkwySuite 170Charlotte, NC 28269(704) 509- 9087
31694 E Arlington BlvdSuite BGreenville, NC 27858(252) 329-0371
Hendersonville: (828) 693- 8750
High Point1840 Eastchester DrSuite 200High Point, NC 27265(336)885-0685
310 New Bern AveSuite 122Raleigh, NC 27601(919) 856-4630
Republican
Information obtained from: http://www.ncleg.net/gascripts/counties/counties.pl?County=Pitt
