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Winchester deputy chief asks county to help update end‑of‑life police radios; commissioners ask for countywide survey Deputy Chief Brandon Borndohler told commissioners Winchester’s portable radios are end‑of‑life and unable to receive encryption; he asked for county assistance and commissioners asked him to survey all towns to allow an equitable countywide approach.

Winchester's police radios are outdated and vulnerable, prompting a call for county support to ensure officer safety and secure communication across all municipalities.

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Commissioners, council and Randolph County United debate economic‑development role and funding structure County leaders and Randolph County United representatives debated whether the county should retain, reshape or replace RCU’s combined chamber/economic‑development model; RCU defended grant capture work while commissioners raised concerns about structure, oversight and use of taxpayer funds.

Randolph County leaders are at a crossroads, debating the future of economic development funding and the role of Randolph County United amidst concerns over structure and taxpayer impact.

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Randolph County 9-1-1 director warns staffing shortfall threatens readiness; asks commissioners to consider higher pay and part‑time incentives Randolph County 9‑1‑1 Director Chris Schaneyfeld told commissioners the dispatch center is operating with half its required telecommunicators, has run hundreds of overtime hours and is exploring higher part‑time pay, recruitment drives and technology to reduce workload. He was asked to return in two weeks with pay proposals.

Randolph County's 9-1-1 center is on the brink of crisis with half the required staff, forcing officials to scramble for immediate solutions to ensure public safety.

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Local team reviewed 24 child deaths, recommends safe-sleep, partnerships and mental-health outreach The Randolph County local child fatality review team reported reviewing 24 child deaths linked to calendar-year 2024 and recommended expanding safe-sleep education, building community partnerships and increasing suicide and mental-health awareness.

The Randolph County child-fatality review team revealed 24 tragic child deaths in 2025, sparking urgent calls for enhanced safe-sleep education and mental health outreach.

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Board approves $74,100 strategic-planning grant for Randolph County food hub with NC Rooted partner Randolph County commissioners approved a $74,100 strategic-planning grant and budget amendment to support NC Rooted Community Agriculture Inc. as the partner to operate a new food hub and commercial kitchen at the county agricultural center.

Randolph County has taken a significant step towards sustainable agriculture by approving a $74,100 grant to help NC Rooted Community Agriculture Inc. launch a new food hub!

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Residents urge Randolph County to reinstate dissolved library trustees, present 700-signature petition Dozens of residents urged the Randolph County Board of Commissioners to reinstate the county library board of trustees and condemned what they said was politically motivated removal; a petition of more than 700 signatures was delivered to the board.

Over 700 residents are rallying to reinstate the dissolved library trustees in Randolph County, arguing that public trust is at stake in the face of political pressure.

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Randolph County adopts ADA/Title VI resolution, approves zoning fixes and moves forward on courthouse security upgrades Randolph County commissioners adopted an ADA/Title VI resolution and compliance statements, approved corrections to three zoning ordinances (suspending rules for same-day readings), authorized several contracts, and directed design work for courthouse security after a grant denial.

Randolph County is paving the way for greater accessibility and funding by adopting a crucial ADA/Title VI resolution—discover what this means for the community!

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Winchester mayor warns state SB1 changes could leave city and rural counties with big revenue losses Mayor Bob McCoy told Randolph County commissioners that changes in the state's school funding formula (SB1) could reduce City of Winchester revenues by about $1 million in 2028 and that rural counties may be disproportionately affected, urging attention in the upcoming short session.

Mayor Bob McCoy warns that looming changes to state funding could cost Winchester $1 million by 2028, raising alarms for rural areas that may face even bigger losses.

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Randolph County United outlines grant releases, brownfield push and housing study for 2026 Randolph County United told commissioners it will release three RLF/grant programs, administer Ready 2 reallocations and submit a $500,000 brownfield grant; it also proposed a county-specific housing study and business-retention outreach for 2026.

Randolph County United is gearing up for an ambitious 2026 with new grant programs, a $500,000 brownfield initiative, and a vital housing study to transform the community!

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Commissioners set $200 minimum for tax-certificate sale, weigh options to clear blight Randolph County commissioners set a $200 minimum opening bid for an upcoming tax-certificate sale and discussed options — transfer, sale, or county possession — to return unsold properties to the tax rolls while protecting towns from predatory buyers.

Randolph County is taking bold steps to combat blight by setting a $200 minimum bid for a new tax-certificate sale aimed at reviving unsold properties and protecting local communities.

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Commissioners outline $5.58M in bridge commitments, County Road 800 cost and airport terminal redesign plans At the council meeting commissioners reported about $5,579,336.70 in net financial commitments for bridge projects, noted County Road 800 will exceed $2 million, and discussed alternative airport terminal designs aimed at keeping construction under $1,000,000.

Randolph County is tackling over $5.5 million in bridge projects and an innovative redesign for the airport terminal aimed at keeping costs below $1 million—what’s next for the community?

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Randolph County commissioners vote not to continue payment to Eastern Indiana Regional Planning Commission Commissioners debated whether to continue membership or payments to the Eastern Indiana Regional Planning Commission and voted to stop paying, citing potential duplication of services and alternative organizations that could serve the county.

Randolph County commissioners have decided to cut ties with the Eastern Indiana Regional Planning Commission, citing better alternatives and potential service duplication!

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Randolph County awards contract to NC Rooted to operate new Food Hub The Randolph County Board of Commissioners voted Jan. 5 to select NC Rooted Community Agriculture to run the county’s new food hub, authorizing staff to negotiate a contract after founders outlined a phased plan for operations, food‑safety certification and SNAP incentives.

Randolph County is gearing up to transform local food access with NC Rooted Community Agriculture at the helm of its new Food Hub, promising innovative solutions for residents and a phased rollout plan.

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Last Friday, I was in the beautiful Randolph County for court! 🏛️ Ever seen a black squirrel? I did, and it's quite the sight! Check out my latest adventure and don't forget to like and subscribe for more Nicholson Nuggets! #RandolphCounty #LawAdventures #NicholsonNuggets #BlackSquirrel

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Randolph County leaders ask airport board to hire architect as terminal costs vary; hangar built without state approval draws scrutiny Airport representative presented two conceptual terminal bids (about $2 million and $3 million). Commissioners voted to ask the airport board to obtain formal architectural plans (estimated $20,000 nd up). Separately, a newly built hangar was found to lack state-approved plans and may face liquidated damages.

Randolph County leaders are grappling with a $3 million terminal proposal and a controversial hangar built without state approval—how will they navigate the costs and compliance challenges?

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Randolph commissioners dismiss entire library board after book controversy The move comes two months after trustees voted to keep a picture book, "Call Me Max," about a transgender boy in the children’s section.

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Entire library board dismissed over 1 book
Call Me Max

Transphobic County Board members need to be sued into poverty by Library Board Trustees unjustly dismissed.
Now NC GOP Brendan Jones has his panties in a wad over book
Gay Santa

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County approves $329,565 purchase of upgraded voting equipment to speed results and meet new rules Randolph County commissioners approved a $329,565 purchase of upgraded tabulators, ballot boxes and a high-speed counter under a state contract; equipment and software changes respond to recent statutory adjustments and election needs.

Randolph County is making a significant leap in election technology with a $329,565 investment in upgraded voting equipment designed to speed up results and enhance compliance with new state rules.

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Waste Management reports payments and site activity; residents raise dioxane and noise concerns Waste Management presented its annual report for Great Oak Landfill, citing millions in payments to the county and operations data; during public comment residents raised concerns about dioxane detections and a noisy shooting range near homes.

Waste Management's annual report reveals $17.6 million in payments to Randolph County, but residents are raising alarming concerns about pollution and noise.

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THIS is why YOU need to vote in your local elections too! Trans people in your town, your county, and your neighborhood need your voice and your vote. #NC #RandolphCounty #NorthCarolina

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Randolph County commissioners approve transfers, personnel changes, animal ordinance updates and infrastructure contract At its Nov. 3 meeting the Randolph County Board of Commissioners approved a $750,000 intra-fund transfer for the school system, accepted an extension to animal-control enforcement tools, revised holiday accrual for 12-hour-shift deputies, approved registered-deeds reclassifications, awarded the Staley Viper Tower enhancement bid to BILT Consulting,

Randolph County Commissioners took bold steps in their recent meeting, approving a $750,000 fund transfer for Trinity High School and enhancing animal control measures.

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United Way presentation: nearly half of Randolph County households fall at or below ALICE threshold; SNAP delays could hit 22,000 residents United Way of Randolph County presented an ALICE report showing about 49% of local households fall at or below the ALICE survival threshold (based on 2022 figures), and county social-services staff warned Nov. 3 that federal SNAP benefit delays related to a government shutdown may cause partial payments affecting roughly 22,000 residents.

Nearly half of Randolph County households struggle to meet basic needs, with looming SNAP benefit delays threatening 22,000 residents' support.

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Residents debate library board decisions as commissioners hear public comment Dozens spoke Nov. 3 during the Randolph County commissioners' public comment periods about a library board decision involving a children's book. Supporters defended trustees' deliberations; critics urged commissioners to review or remove trustees, saying the material 'sexualizes children.' Commissioners noted a separate public hearing on the matter

Randolph County is divided over the controversial removal of a children's book from the library, sparking a heated debate about intellectual freedom and community values.

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United Way says nearly half of Randolph households fall under ALICE threshold; SNAP may be reduced amid federal shutdown United Way presented ALICE data showing 49% of Randolph County households earn at or below a 2022 survival budget (~$80,000 for a family of four). Department of Social Services warned SNAP benefits could be delayed or partially distributed this month because of a federal funding lapse; WIC remains funded through November.

Nearly half of Randolph County households are struggling to make ends meet, highlighting a critical gap in living wages and rising unmet needs as federal support dwindles.

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Mayor's Fitness Challenge Registration Opens September 18 in Zoo City Healthy Communities launches six-week fitness competition encouraging community team participation.

Get ready to lace up your sneakers as the Mayor's Fitness Challenge kicks off on September 18, inviting Randolph County residents to step up for health and camaraderie!

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Randolph County Board Conducts Public Comment Period Following Tribute to Blaney Gaines Randolph County citizens celebrate Blaney Gaines' legacy as public comment period begins.

The Randolph County Board's recent meeting not only honored community pillar Blaney Gaines but also opened the floor for residents to voice their vital concerns and ideas.

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Eastern Randolph High School Hosts 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony for Sandy Bradshaw Eastern Randolph High School commemorates flight attendant Sandy Bradshaw at public 9/11 event.

A solemn remembrance ceremony at Eastern Randolph High School will honor Sandy Bradshaw, a brave flight attendant lost on 9/11, as the community comes together to reflect on sacrifice and resilience.

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Randolph County Honors Blaney Gaines on Her 100th Birthday Celebration The Randolph County Board recognizes Blaney Gaines as a centenarian on her 100th birthday.

Randolph County celebrated a remarkable milestone as they honored Blaney McDonald Gaines on her 100th birthday, recognizing her incredible legacy and the love she has shared with generations.

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Residents Demand Noise Restrictions for Fuller Mill Road Gun Range Neighbors seek intervention for noise issues caused by gun range activities.

Residents of Randolph County are rallying for noise restrictions at the Fuller Mill Road gun range, citing disruptive gunfire that threatens their peace.

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Fritz Wang urges Randolph County to reduce noise from Fuller Mill gun range Fritz Wang calls for noise limit regulations at gun range violating UDO restrictions.

Residents of Randolph County are rallying for noise restrictions at a local gun range, igniting a passionate debate about community rights and neighborly conduct.

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Randolph County Approves $537K Purchase of New Sheriff Vehicles and K9 Officer Commissioners authorize purchase of eight Chevrolet Silverados, two Tahoes, and a K9 officer.

Randolph County is stepping up its law enforcement game with a $537K investment in new vehicles and a K-9 officer to enhance public safety!

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