South Carolina County Officials Appointed to Serve on NACo Committees

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The National Association of Counties' (NACo) policy steering committees cover a myriad of domestic policy issues impacting county governments and local communities. Committees meet at least twice a year to review and make recommendations on public policy issues and legislation. The policy development process initiated by the steering committees is the foundation for the American County Platform, which drives NACo's advocacy work.

Seven South Carolina county officials were recently appointed to four different NACo policy steering committees.

Community, Economic and Workforce Development Steering Committee

  • Orangeburg County Administrator Harold Young

Justice and Public Safety Steering Committee

  • Charleston County Clerk of Court Julie Armstrong
  • Florence County Council Member Waymon Mumford
  • Charleston County Coroner Bobbi Jo O'Neal

Telecommunications and Technology Steering Committee

  • Union County Council Member Danny Bright

Transportation Steering Committee

  • Beaufort County Assistant Administrator Jared Fralix
  • Charleston County Deputy Administrator Steve Thigpen

In addition, several South Carolina county officials were appointed to NACo Presidential Leadership Positions on Committees.

Agriculture and Rural Affairs Steering Committee

  • Rural Development Subcommittee vice chairman, Dillon County Administrator Tim Harper

County - Technology Advisory Committee (C-TAC)

  • Vice chairman, Richland County GIS Director Patrick Bresnahan

Finance, Pensions and Intergovernmental Affairs Steering Committee

  • Vice chairwoman, Clarendon County Deputy Administrator Sharmane Anderson

  • Elections Subcommittee
    • Chairman, Charleston County Elections Director Isaac Cramer
    • Vice chairman, Florence County Julian Young

Health Counties Advisory Board

  • Vice chairwoman, Clarendon County Deputy Administrator Sharmane Anderson

Membership Standing Committee

  • Vice chairman, Dillon County Administrator Tim Harper

Resilient Counties Advisory Board

  • Vice chairman, Pickens County Administrator Kenneth Roper