Public Health Hires, a Domestic Violence Proclamation, and a Durhamite Turns 113

The Board had conducted two closed sessions, in addition to a short public meeting. It welcomed two public health hires supporting HIV services and community resilience, and approved a proclamation for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. A Commissioner also noted a local resident’s 113th birthday. 2mins

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Monday, October 13th, 2025
10193.784
Full Meeting on Granicus
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Nathaniel Shue
Durham, North Carolina
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  • The meeting began with a lengthy closed session relating to a personnel matter, in which no action was taken. Commissioner Jacobs then acknowledged Catherine Ferrell's 113th birthday and shared that she left a birthday message for Ferrell on behalf of the Board. Ferrell is the oldest living person in North Carolina and among the oldest in the world.
  • Director of Public Health Jenkins introduced the County's new HIV navigator, Brad Casey. Bridget Nelson was also introduced as the County’s new Adverse Childhood Experiences and Resilience Coordinator.
  • Chair Allam announced a proclamation designating October to be Domestic Violence Awareness Month, which was then quickly passed.
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