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With our first organizational meeting on November 11, 1976 at the Institute of Government, Chapel Hill, the NCACC was formed to provide an opportunity to exchange ideas and techniques used in the performance of the Clerks’ duties, to obtain information on the operation of the respective departments in the 100 counties of the state, to obtain knowledge on existing and new federal and state programs and laws affecting county government, to keep abreast of new trends implemented in and by county governments in the state and to promote, create and improve efficiency in the operations and record keeping of the Clerks’ office throughout the state of North Carolina.

Message from your NCACC President

NCACC PresidentFor those of you who were able to attend the annual Clerks’ Conference in Winston Salem April 19 – 21, 2012, you were treated to an awesome conference.  We were offered great educational opportunities, as well as opportunities for networking with our peers.  I would be remiss to not mention the wonderful food and fun activities!  There’s more...What about the opportunity to spend time with clerk friends and the opportunity to make new friends?  At each conference, I am blessed to be able to spend time with a clerk that I have not yet had the chance to get to know.  We are fortunate that our Association is small enough that we can get to know each other on a more personal level.  We know we can call on each other, whether it is on a personal issue or one that is work related.  Thanks go out to our host clerks who worked hard to plan and put together this conference... More Information...
Cookbook

The NC Clerks Association Cookbook, FROM THE MOUNTAINS TO THE SEA,  is being reprinted by Morris Press and will be ready for distribution by June 2011.  Over 400 books were sold more info...

Committees
Committees The NCACC President will appoint all committees and has the duty to see that all committees function effectively. There are currently 17 Nominating, Outstanding Clerk, Program, Site Selection, Scholarship... more info...
Clerk of the Year
Clerk of the YearCarteret County Clerk to the Board Jeanette Deese was presented with the Howard Holly Outstanding Clerk Award in April, 2012 during the annual conference of the NCACC sponsored by Guilford and Forsyth Counties. more info...
Memberships
MembershipMembership in our Association is well worth the dollars spent in membership dues. The Clerks Association is assisted by the School of Government and is an affiliate of the North Carolina Association... more info...
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