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The Senate is currently debating a plan to make sure people in danger can keep their home addresses private, even when they apply for a driver's license.
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The Senate is currently debating a plan to make sure people in danger can keep their home addresses private, even when they apply for a driver's license.
Lawmakers are currently debating changes to the "hotel tax" (the extra fee you pay when staying at a hotel or rental) in Nash County and Rocky Mount. The proposal is now being reviewed by the state House.
This bill would require officials in Brunswick to keep a public record of how they vote on new building projects. It is currently being reviewed by the state House of Representatives.
The Senate is looking at a bill that groups together several small, specific rules for different local towns or counties. It has not become law yet.
The State Senate is currently deciding on new rules for how water and power services are managed in the towns of Rocky Mount and Louisburg.
The Senate is currently deciding whether to approve Melanie Bush for a job at the Division of Health Benefits.
Here is a simple breakdown: **A bill is moving through the North Carolina House that would allow the town of Garner to handle its own legal settlements and town manager staffing decisions.**
This bill would allow the town of Eden, the town of Mills River, and Guilford County to change their local sales tax rules. It is currently waiting for approval in the State Senate.
This bill is a collection of minor, local rules for specific towns or counties. It is currently being reviewed by the House of Representatives.
The House is voting on whether to take a break from their meetings.
John Gajda has been nominated to join the Utility Commission, the group that oversees things like electricity and water. The Senate is currently deciding whether to approve his appointment.
The House is currently voting on a plan to take a temporary break from their work.