Franklin County Government & Civic
Board of Commissioners, county leadership, meeting schedule, and how to participate in Franklin County government.
Board of County Commissioners
Franklin County is governed by a seven-member Board of Commissioners — five district seats plus two at-large seats. Terms are four years; seats are staggered. The Board meets the first Monday of each month at 6:00 PM at the Franklin Plaza Training Room, 279 South Bickett Boulevard, Louisburg.
| Commissioner | Role | District | Term Expires |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roxanne Bragg | Chair | District 2 | 2026 |
| Michael S. Schriver | Vice-Chair | District 5 | 2028 |
| Logan T. Davis | Commissioner | District 1 | 2028 |
| Mark Speed | Commissioner | District 3 | 2028 |
| David Bunn | Commissioner | District 4 | 2026 |
| Harry L. Foy Jr. | Commissioner | District 6 (At-Large) | 2026 |
| V. Stuart May | Commissioner | District 7 (At-Large) | 2028 |
Watch meetings live on the Franklin County YouTube channel. Agendas and minutes are posted at franklincountync.gov/326.
Key County Officials
- County Manager: Ryan Preble · (919) 496-5994
- Sheriff (elected): Kevin White
- Register of Deeds (elected): Brandi Smith Brinson · 113 S. Main St., Louisburg · (919) 496-3500
- Clerk of Superior Court: Shelley L. Dickerson · 102 S. Main St., Suite 1, Louisburg · (919) 497-7599
- District Attorney (Prosecutorial District 11): Mike Waters · (919) 690-4860
How to Participate
- Public comment is offered at each BOC meeting — sign up before the meeting begins at the meeting location.
- Speak with a Commissioner directly: contacts at franklincountync.gov/326.
- Public records requests can be made through the County Manager’s office or directly to the relevant department.
- Emergency alerts: sign up at franklincountync.gov/557.
Related Pages
- Property Tax & Assessment — how the BOC budget sets the county rate
- Voting & Elections — Board of Elections and 2026 calendar
- Courts & Public Records — Clerk, DA, courthouse
- Franklin County Hub — full topic index
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