Harnett County,
North Carolina
North Carolina
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2021 Property Listing and Extension Request Deadline |
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Harnett County Planning Board *Due to the COVID-19 Restrictions set forth by Governor Roy Cooper and the Face Covering Proclamation adopted by the Harnett County Commissioners, face coverings and social distancing practices will be ... |
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2021 Property Exemption Applications Deadline |
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Harnett County Board of Adjustment *Due to the COVID-19 Restrictions set forth by Governor Roy Cooper and the Face Covering Proclamation adopted by the Harnett County Commissioners, face coverings and social distancing practices will be ... |
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Harnett County Development Review Board The Harnett County Development Review Board will hold their regular meeting at 9 a.m. Currently this meeting is being held through electronic correspondence. Information on how to interact will be ... |
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Harnett County Planning Board *Due to the COVID-19 Restrictions set forth by Governor Roy Cooper and the Face Covering Proclamation adopted by the Harnett County Commissioners, face coverings and social distancing practices will be ... |
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Harnett County Board of Adjustment *Due to the COVID-19 Restrictions set forth by Governor Roy Cooper and the Face Covering Proclamation adopted by the Harnett County Commissioners, face coverings and social distancing practices will be ... |
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Harnett County Development Review Board The Harnett County Development Review Board will hold their regular meeting at 9 a.m. Currently this meeting is being held through electronic correspondence. Information on how to interact will be ... |
Healthy Harnett has identified focus areas and developed action plans and interventions that are designed to improve the health of the community. The community health priorities identified include the following health concerns to be addressed over the next three years which align with county residents input and using the Healthy North Carolina 2020 priority focus areas and objectives.
Harnett County’s health priorities are (1) Diabetes/ Nutrition, (2) Heart Disease and (3) Cancer.
Community members have rated these concerns as significant with regard to the urgency, severity, and feasibility of improvement efforts.
