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Constitutional duties for NCACC President Section 1, Article IV. President. The President shall preside at all business meetings of the Association but may, in his discretion or at the suggestion of the Board of Directors, arrange for presiding officers for any other meeting. He shall appoint all committees unless otherwise provided, and shall perform such other duties as are usually incumbent upon that officer or as may be directed by resolution of the Association or the Board of Directors. NCACC President Mary Accor (2009-10) Cleveland County Commissioner Mary Accor was sworn in as president of the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) on Saturday, Aug. 29, during the Association’s 102nd Annual Conference, which was held in Catawba County.
Rep. Pearl Burris-Floyd, who represents Cleveland and Gaston counties in the North Carolina House of Representatives, performed the inauguration ceremony for Commissioner Accor and the other elected county commissioners who will serve as NCACC officers in 2009-10. As NCACC president, Accor will work closely with the other members of the NCACC Executive Committee to guide the NCACC Board of Directors on legislative and administrative issues affecting counties throughout the year. She was appointed to the Cleveland County Board of Commissioners in 1995 and since has won three terms. “Counties across the state are fortunate to have a leader and visionary of Commissioner Accor’s stature atop our Association for the next year,” said NCACC Executive Director David F. Thompson. “She is truly a wonderful person and a pleasure to work with.” Accor has served as NCACC president elect since August 2008. She was elected second vice president in September 2006. She is the third president to hail from Cleveland County in the Association’s 101-year history and the first in more than 60 years. |
