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After public hearings on closing the CBDG grant and the 2019-20 budget with no comments, the Hayesville Town Council passed the 2019-20 budget. Council awarded grants to 4 local non-profits, approved a minor revision to the parking ordinance and the Audit contract with Turner & Co. North Carolina is willing to pay for your education to become a local law enforcement officer. The state’s proposed budget for the 2019-21 fiscal years appropriates $996,000 to the Criminal Justice Fellows Program, which provides in-state high school seniors or underemployed graduates a forgivable community college loan to pursue a career in law enforcement in a rural county, like Cherokee or Clay. Those interested in the Criminal Justice Fellows Program may complete an application online via the program’s website at ncdoj. gov.
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