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Official legal notice: User Comment Policy

Cumberland County uses social media to interact with residents, businesses and visitors about public issues related to our jurisdiction. The social media sites present an opportunity for an online discussion that is limited to a specific topic. Please note that posts on the county’s social media sites are subject to North Carolina Public Records Laws, and e-discovery laws and policies. All comments and content shared on the county’s government-sponsored social media sites must pertain to the topic presented. The following are examples that the county considers to be unacceptable social media content and comments. Please note this list is not intended to be all-inclusive:

· Any content or comments that are off-topic;

· Spam or videos or links to other sites;

· Solicitations, advertisements, or endorsement of any financial, commercial, political candidate, political party, or non-governmental agency;

· Duplicate posts by the same author (the original post will be left intact assuming it meets the guidelines of acceptable comments or content).

· Repetitive posts copied and pasted by multiple users;

· Obscene materials;

· Advocation of illegal activity;

· Infringement on copyrights or trademarks.

· Confidential or non-public information, including, but not limited to email addresses, telephone numbers, mailing addresses, or any personally identifiable medical information or any confidential or non-public information that violates the legal rights of an individual. Social Media Statements, comments, views and/or opinions expressed on county social media sites are strictly those of their authors and do not, necessarily, represent the opinions or policies of Cumberland County Government, its agents, officers, or employees. If you have any questions concerning the operation of our social media platforms and the moderated discussion rules, please contact [email protected].

11/15/2026

Want to help improve transportation services in Cumberland County?

The Transportation Advisory Board serves as a link between local transportation providers and the public, helping ensure residents have access to safe, dependable, accessible and affordable transportation.

Members help oversee the Community Transportation program, allocate transportation funding and ensure state and federal requirements are met.
Your voice can help improve transportation services and quality of life for older adults, people with disabilities and rural residents across Cumberland County.

Ready to get involved? Volunteer for a Cumberland County board or committee today.

Apply now at cumberlandcountync.gov/boards-committees.

Last Saturday was a great reminder of what makes our County special: people coming together to make a difference!At Fall...
11/14/2026

Last Saturday was a great reminder of what makes our County special: people coming together to make a difference!

At Fall Safety Day, our Cumberland County NC - Emergency Services team joined local first responders to connect with residents, share important safety information and help families learn more about the resources available to them. At Cumberland Clean, volunteers spent the morning helping clean up roads throughout the area and taking care of the places we all call home.

We're thankful for everyone who continues to show up, get involved and find ways to make a positive impact across our community.

Have questions about a GAP bill? Here's what you need to know.Cumberland County Tax Administration mailed GAP bill remin...
11/14/2026

Have questions about a GAP bill? Here's what you need to know.

Cumberland County Tax Administration mailed GAP bill reminders today, Nov. 13, to residents with outstanding GAP bills.

A GAP bill is a property tax bill that covers the period between the expiration of a vehicle's registration and the renewal of that registration or the issuance of a new one.

If your vehicle's registration expired before it was renewed, you may receive a GAP bill for the time the vehicle was unregistered. State law requires property taxes to be collected for that period.

If you've received a GAP bill and have questions about your balance or payment, contact Cumberland County Tax Administration at 910-678-7507 or [email protected].

UPDATE: Cumberland County Government's Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft 365 products and email-integrated phone and voicemai...
11/13/2026

UPDATE: Cumberland County Government's Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft 365 products and email-integrated phone and voicemail systems have been restored following an ongoing global Microsoft outage. Microsoft is continuing to work toward fully restoring all Outlook and Microsoft products affected.

County departments and staff are able to send and receive internal and external emails normally.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as services continue to be restored.

11/13/2026

Every offers a glimpse into Cumberland County’s past!

Did you know Hiram Revels was born in Fayetteville and later became the first African American to serve in the U.S. Congress? After serving briefly in the Union Army during the Civil War, Revels was elected to the U.S. Senate, representing Mississippi in 1869.

His story is one of the many connections between Cumberland County and our nation’s history.

For more stories from our past, visit the Local & State History Room at the Cumberland County Public Library’s Headquarters Library in downtown Fayetteville.

Due to a global Microsoft outage, Cumberland County Government is currently experiencing a service disruption affecting ...
11/12/2026

Due to a global Microsoft outage, Cumberland County Government is currently experiencing a service disruption affecting Outlook and Microsoft 365 products. County staff are unable to send or receive emails at this time.

County departments that receive phone calls and voicemails through email will experience disruptions while Outlook remains offline.

If you need assistance from a County department, please reach out by phone. View the department directory at https://cumberlandcountync.gov/departments.

Our Innovation & Technology Services team is actively monitoring the situation. We will share an update once normal service is restored.

11/12/2026

Weekend plans? Caitlyn and Josh have a few ideas for you!

From stepping back in time at the 1897 Poe House to checking out local markets, enjoying live events and getting a head start on the holiday season, there's plenty happening around Cumberland County.

Find the event details, including times and locations, at distinctlyfayettevillenc.com.

11/11/2026

This Veterans Day, we're highlighting one of the many Cumberland County employees who have served our country.

Meet Cumberland County NC - Cooperative Extension's Soldiers to Agriculture Program Coordinator Corey Deibel. Corey previously served in the U.S. Army as a Combat Engineer and Command Sergeant Major, where he developed the leadership skills and experience that continue to shape his work today.

After retiring, Corey completed the Army's Soldiers to Agriculture Career Skills Program in Cumberland County. Now, he uses his experience to educate the community about agriculture and help others discover new opportunities.

We're grateful for Corey's service and his continued contributions to our community.

Today, we honor those who have served our country with courage, dedication and sacrifice.On Veterans Day, Cumberland Cou...
11/11/2026

Today, we honor those who have served our country with courage, dedication and sacrifice.

On Veterans Day, Cumberland County remembers those who have served and recognizes the sacrifices made by veterans and their families. We are deeply grateful for their service and the freedoms they have helped protect.

To all who have worn the uniform, thank you for your service and sacrifice. We honor you today and every day.

On Oct. 30, Cumberland County Board of Commissioners Chairman Kirk deViere joined military leaders and community members...
11/02/2026

On Oct. 30, Cumberland County Board of Commissioners Chairman Kirk deViere joined military leaders and community members at Fort Bragg for the retirement ceremony honoring Colonel Mary A. Ricks, former Director of Public Affairs for the XVIII Airborne Corps.

Hosted by Lieutenant General Gregory K. Anderson, the ceremony recognized Col. Ricks’ career and contributions to the U.S. Army.

Congratulations to Col. Ricks on her retirement, and thank you for your years of service!

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