City Services You Might Not Know About
The City of Laurinburg offers many programs for its citizens. Here’s a brief description of several programs that you may be interested in:
Load Management – You can save as much as $48.00 per year simply by participating in the Load Management Program. If you have an electric water heater you can save $2.00 each month, or if you have a central electric air conditioning system, you can save $6.00 a month on your July, August, September and October utility bills. You can pick up a form at the Customer Services Department or call the Customer Services Department at 276-1521.
Off Peak Billing – This program is designed to save you money. Make the choice to watch when you use power and save on your electric bill each month. A brochure is available in the Customer Services Department.
Equal Payment Plan (EPP) – The Equal Payment Plan averages the last 12 months of your utility bills so that you pay the same amount each month and it make budgeting so much easier. Contact our Customer Services Department at 276-1521.
Energy Audit – The City offers an Energy Audit program for your home to help you find any problems that could be causing your electric bill to run high. Brian Morrison will come into your home to suggest ways to decrease your electric bill. Please contact Brian at 291-1709 to schedule your energy audit.
Rebates – The City of Laurinburg offers rebates to customers installing energy efficient electric hot water heaters and heat pumps. Contact Brian Morrison for rebate requirements and amounts at 291-1709.
Bank Draft – A convenient way to pay your utility bill. Bank draft will save you from writing a check each month. It will also ensure that your bill will be paid on time and eliminate any late charges. Please call Customer Services Department at 276-1521 for more information. Bank Draft Form
Security Light – You can give your home or business an edge on safety and security by installing a security light for a small fee each month. Call Customer Services Department at 276-1521.
Truck Loan Program – Spring cleaning time? Take advantage of the Truck Loan Program. If you are a homeowner and need a truck delivered to your home to haul away limbs, household trash, bulky items, etc., contact Public Works Department at 276-2364 for more information.
The City of Laurinburg strives to meet the needs of its citizens and help you save time and money. If you have any suggestions, please call us at 910-276-1521.
Links of Interest
Local Agencies & Organizations
- Downtown Laurinburg
- Scotland County
- Chamber of Commerce
- Scotland County School System
- Laurinburg/Maxton Airport
- Scotland County Tourism Development Authority
- Laurinburg Institute
- Richmond Community College
- St. Andrews University
- UNC Pembroke
- Scotland Health Care System
- Scotia Village Retirement Community
- Scottish Pines Nursing/Rehab Center
- Scotland County Humane Society
- Scotland County Guardian ad Litem Program
Regional and Community Information
- Storytelling Festival
- John Blue Festival
- Scotland County Highland Games
- Lumber River State Park
- Kuumba Festival (NC Festivals)
Regional News Media
- The Laurinburg Exchange
- WLNC Radio
- Fayetteville Observer
- Raleigh News & Observer
- Charlotte Observer
- UNC Public TV
Regional, State and Federal Agencies & Organizations
- ElectriCities
- NC League of Municipalities
- Lumber River Council of Governments
- North Carolina Court System
- Agencies of the State of North Carolina
- North Carolina General Statutes
- North Carolina General Assembly
- North Carolina Employment Security Commission
- The White House
- North Carolina Highway Patrol
City Directory
City of Laurinburg Mailing Address
P.O. Box 249, Laurinburg, NC, 28353
City Hall
303 West Church Street
Public Works Facility
503 Hall Street
Water/Wastewater Treatment Facility
603 Launchwood Drive
City Manager
Charles D. Nichols III
910-276-8324
Administration
Harold W. Haywood – Budget & Management Services Director
Amanda K. Futrell – City Clerk
Brookie Bathie – Deputy City Clerk
910-276-8324
Customer Services/Utility Billing
Barbara Haywood – Customer Service Manager
Andrew McNeill – Assistant Customer Service Manager
Victoria Bullard – Customer Service Supervisor
910-276-1521
Electrical Services
Derrick Edge – Electric Utilities Manager
Brian Morrison – Electrical Info & Services Tech
910-276-2364
Finance/Accounting
Jennifer McGirt – Finance Director
Felecia Lambert – Sr. Accounting Tech
Ann Shampy – Accounting Tech
910-291-1799
Tax Collector
Diana Chavis – Tax Collector
910-291-1735
Fire Department
Jordan McQueen – Fire Chief
Donald Locklear, Jr. – Fire Marshal
EMERGENCY: 911
910-276-1811
General Services
Jason Lighthall – Public Works Director
Angie Foster – Solid Waste Manager
Heather Jackson – Administrative Support Assistant
Tony Strickland – Solid Waste Supervisor
Kelly Locklear – Office Assistant
910-276-2364
GIS
Walker McCoy – Community Development Director/GIS Administrator
910-276-8324
Fiber Optics
Derrick Edge – Electric Services Manager
910-276-2364
Human Resources/Risk Management
Betty Galloway – Human Resources/Risk Management Director
Angela Ganzy – HR Assistant
910-277-3638
Community Development
Walker McCoy – Community Development Director
Mac McInnis – Planner/Zoning Officer/Code Enforcement Officer
Angela Taylor- Administrative Assistant
Susan C. Morrison – Downtown Development Director
Duncan Stewart – Beautification Supervisor
Ricky Ward – Cemetery Supervisor
910-276-8324
Police Department
Mitchell Johnson – Police Chief
Chris Young – Assistant Police Chief
Vacant – Captain
Jennifer Dover – Admin Asst./Chief Telecom
David Hardy – Animal Control
EMERGENCY: 911
910-276-3211
Public Utilities
Jason Lighthall – Public Works Director
Mitchell Adkins – Sewer, Streets, and Water Manager
Ben Stewart – Streets/Storm Water Supervisor
Tim Maynor – Collection & Distribution Supervisor
910-276-2364
Water/Wastewater Treatment
Dixon Medlin – Treatment Plants Director
Marian Manis – Records & Operation Aide
Brianne Murray – Chief Operator, Wastewater Plant
910-277-0214
