Haywood/Cherokee/Leland Occupancy Tax Modifications.
The state House is currently voting on changes to the taxes people pay when staying in hotels or vacation rentals in Haywood, Cherokee, and Leland.
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The state House is currently voting on changes to the taxes people pay when staying in hotels or vacation rentals in Haywood, Cherokee, and Leland.
Lawmakers are currently debating a bill that would change how the Pitt-Greenville Airport is managed. It is still being reviewed in the state House and hasn't become law yet.
The Senate is currently deciding on changes to our health and social support programs.
The House is currently working on a bill about "separation pay." This is extra money given to people who leave their jobs under certain special circumstances.
The North Carolina Senate is currently deciding whether to approve Floyd McKissick for a seat on the board that regulates the state’s utilities.
Here is a simple version: "A bill is being debated in the House to change the rules for when someone can be forced to get mental health treatment. The goal is to make the process work better so people get the help they need while keeping the public safer."
The government’s hiring system is old and slow. This bill aims to fix that by making it easier to hire talented people and using modern technology to help federal employees do their jobs better. It is currently being debated in the Senate.
The House is considering a new law to make parking lots better at handling rainwater, which will help prevent local flooding.
This bill decides how the government will spend its money in 2026. It is currently being reviewed and voted on by the Senate.
They’re just fixing a few small typos and math mistakes in the 2026 budget plan. It is currently waiting for a vote in the House.
This bill aims to protect North Carolina’s farms and military bases. It would stop developers from building things like large solar farms or housing projects on land right next to military training areas. This ensures the military can keep training safely without interference, while also keeping local farmland open and in use.
The state Senate is currently deciding whether to approve a bill that would provide more support and funding for the prison system.