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Sep 1, 2025·StrategicPlan
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N.C. Department of Natural And Cultural Resources Strategic Plan 2025-2029
This Strategic Plan outlines the N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources' (DNCR) direction for 2025-2029, aiming to enrich lives through education and stewardship of North Carolina's natural and cultural resources. The plan is structured around five key goals: expanding educational excellence and supporting workforce pathways; strengthening local economies by leveraging DNCR sites; preserving, enhancing, and expanding access to natural and cultural resources; improving operational efficiencies, collaboration, and customer service; and supporting Western North Carolina's recovery from Hurricane Helene while integrating climate resilience. These goals are aligned with Governor Josh Stein's priorities, including Economic Opportunity, Excellent Public Schools, Healthier People, Safe Communities, Helene Recovery, and Quality Services.
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North Carolina Historical Commission Meeting Minutes
The meeting addressed accessions and deaccessions of items in state collections, including those at the North Carolina Museum of History, Mountain Gateway Museum, North Carolina Maritime Museums, and the Division of Historic Sites and Properties. The final draft of the 2025-2034 State Historic Preservation Plan was approved, incorporating a correction to terminology related to the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act. The Commission approved the footprint and general concept of a public art installation at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson State Historic Site, with the caveat that the final design be presented for approval. Recommendations were made regarding the Durham School of the Arts building in the Trinity Historic District. The MosaicNC digital publishing venture was introduced. The Commission approved proposed rule changes as adopted by staff. The Advisory Committee on Public History (ACPH) presented recommendations for a strategic mission statement, communications and outreach strategies, and tactical recommendations to promote public history. The Commission approved the transfer of three Confederate monuments and related items from the Department of Administration to the Division of State Historic Sites and Properties, with additional motions regarding interpretive guidelines and community input for future loan requests. Finally, updates were provided on renovations to the Museum of History and the North Carolina Civil War, Emancipation & Reconstruction History Center.
Dec 10, 2024·BoardMeeting
Board
North Carolina Land and Water Fund Board Of Trustees Board Of Trustees Meeting
The board discussed administrative updates regarding the transition between state administrations and provided reports on recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene. The session included updates on trails funding, new EPA grants, and general agency progress. Key actions included the approval of extensions for two construction contracts and the adoption of several updates to the application rating system. These updates require secured matching funds for scoring, adjust linear foot cost tables for construction projects, and include wetlands as a factor in resource significance scoring. Additionally, the board approved a scope change for the South Topsail Beach project, involving an acreage reduction caused by shoreline erosion.
Dec 1, 2024·StrategicPlan
Board
North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office Strategic Plan 2025-2034
The 2025-2034 Strategic Plan for the North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office (HPO) focuses on identifying, protecting, and enhancing the state's historic resources. Key areas of focus include outreach and communication to expand participation in preservation efforts; building partnerships with various organizations and stakeholders; identifying and designating historic resources through surveys, nominations to the National Register of Historic Places, and other programs; and providing technical assistance and incentives to support preservation projects. The plan aims to increase public awareness of the importance of historic preservation, foster community engagement, and leverage preservation as a tool for economic development and community revitalization. Specific goals include improving access to HPO services, expanding partnerships, completing comprehensive surveys of all North Carolina counties, and increasing the number of National Register nominations, particularly those focusing on archaeological sites and underrepresented communities. The plan also emphasizes the importance of addressing the impacts of climate change and natural disasters on historic resources.
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