Commissioner Brent Springer Elected to NCACC Board of Directors
Pender County Commissioner Brent Springer has been elected to serve on the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners Board of Directors for the 2026-27 term.
Springer will represent NCACC District 4, which includes Brunswick, Columbus, New Hanover and Pender counties. As district director, he will help guide the association’s priorities and represent southeastern North Carolina in discussions affecting counties across the state.
“I am honored to represent District 4 on the NCACC Board of Directors,” Springer said. “The counties in our region share many of the same opportunities and challenges. This position will allow us to work together, share ideas and bring a strong regional voice to conversations affecting all 100 counties.”
The NCACC Board of Directors makes policy decisions that guide the association and its staff. During the coming year, the board will help oversee the first year of NCACC’s new strategic plan, strengthen the association’s long-term financial position and consider legislative priorities for North Carolina’s counties.
Board members will also support NCACC President Allen Thomas’ initiative, “Forward Focus: Charting the Future of County Social Services.” The initiative will focus on research, partnerships and advocacy aimed at helping counties effectively provide critical social services to residents.
“Vice Chairman Springer understands the value of counties working together to address shared priorities,” Pender County Board of Commissioners Chairman Randy Burton said. “His willingness to listen, collaborate and advocate will give the southeastern region a strong voice as NCACC establishes priorities and addresses issues affecting counties across North Carolina.”
Springer will be sworn in during the NCACC Board of Directors meeting Oct. 16-17 in Craven County. His term will conclude at the association’s 120th Annual Conference in August 2027.
Earlier this year, Springer was appointed to serve on three National Association of Counties committees, further expanding his experience in county policy discussions at the national level.
Springer is serving his first term on the Pender County Board of Commissioners and currently serves as vice chairman. His appointment to the NCACC Board builds on his continued commitment to collaborative county leadership at the local, state and national levels.
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