Rochelle Brown is a resident of Pitt County and a mother of three girls who attend DH Conley High School and Wintergreen Intermediate Schools. She is married to her husband, Brian. Rochelle holds an undergraduate degree in public relations and a Masters in Public Policy (MPA). She is a Christian.

Rochelle has served on various boards for over 17 years and has worked at the American Red Cross, where she was the eastern region's director. She is also a small business owner.

This is Rochelle Brown's first entry into politics.

Reflector, Rochelle Brown: County Commissioner B Seat Q&A

Supports the newly created county recreation department.

Supports repairing Lake Glenwood's dam and transforming it into a community park after addressing "concerns about property rights, and funding... with those whom it directly affects."

- Supports the newly created county recreation department.
- Supports repairing Lake Glenwood's dam and transforming it into a community park after addressing "concerns about property rights, and funding... with those whom it directly affects."
- Wants to improve mental health services.

Public Services

Advocates for selling county property downtown to private developers and believes it will "foster growth, job creation, and community revitalization."

- Advocates for selling county property downtown to private developers and believes it will "foster growth, job creation, and community revitalization."

Economy

Believes managing the education budget "requires intense fiscal management... responsible budgeting, [and] prioritizing core educational needs by demanding transparency. [Then, we] could explore private sector partnerships and lower tax burdens on hardworking citizens."

- Believes managing the education budget "requires intense fiscal management... responsible budgeting, [and] prioritizing core educational needs by demanding transparency. [Then, we] could explore private sector partnerships and lower tax burdens on hardworking citizens."

Education

Said, "The issue of public safety is paramount; to uphold law and order in Pitt County. This includes bolstering law enforcement resources, supporting community policing initiatives, and prioritizing crime prevention strategies to safeguard residents and promote a secure environment."

- Said, "The issue of public safety is paramount; to uphold law and order in Pitt County. This includes bolstering law enforcement resources, supporting community policing initiatives, and prioritizing crime prevention strategies to safeguard residents and promote a secure environment."

Public Safety

As of January 31, 2024, Rochelle Brown’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

In regards to a new Pitt County administrative building, recommends considering location, accessibility, and environmental impact and gathering funds from "a combination of current tax revenues, outside grant sources (state and federal) and debt service."

- In regards to a new Pitt County administrative building, recommends considering location, accessibility, and environmental impact and gathering funds from "a combination of current tax revenues, outside grant sources (state and federal) and debt service."

Transportation & Infrastructure

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The candidate's website says, "• Collaboration: Willingness to work collaboratively with colleagues, community organizations, and citizens to achieve common goals."

The candidate's website says, "• Community Service: A strong dedication to serving the community and its residents, prioritizing their needs and well-being as God calls us to “Trust Him and do good.”"

The candidate's website says, "Community Service: A strong dedication to serving the community and its residents, prioritizing their needs and well-being as God calls us to “Trust Him and do good.”"

Said, "...working alongside past communities of which I have been blessed to be a part of... collaborating with Parks & Recreation. These past experiences have allowed me to contribute to Pitt County's economic growth..."

Said, "Over the years, we've weathered the storms of two economic downturns and the challenges brought on by Covid-19... with a firm commitment to ... effective operational management, and the well-being of our dedicated team..."

Said, "Over the years, [our business has] weathered the storms of two economic downturns and the challenges brought on by Covid-19..."

- Supports the newly created county recreation department.
- Supports repairing Lake Glenwood's dam and transforming it into a community park after addressing "concerns about property rights, and funding... with those whom it directly affects."

- Wants to improve mental health services.
- Said, "The issue of public safety is paramount; to uphold law and order in Pitt County. This includes bolstering law enforcement resources, supporting community policing initiatives, and prioritizing crime prevention strategies to safeguard residents and promote a secure environment."

- Wants to improve mental health services.

Rochelle has served on various boards for over 17 years and has worked at the American Red Cross, where she was the eastern region's director.

Rochelle Brown has served on various boards for over 17 years and has worked with the American Red Cross, where she was the Eastern region's Director and helped address Hurricane Florence. .

As of February 16, 2024, Rochelle Brown’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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- Said, "...working alongside past communities of which I have been blessed to be a part of... collaborating with Parks & Recreation. These past experiences have allowed me to contribute to Pitt County's economic growth..."

- Said, "Over the years, [our business has] weathered the storms of two economic downturns and the challenges brought on by Covid-19..."

- The candidate's website says, "Community Service: A strong dedication to serving the community and its residents, prioritizing their needs and well-being as God calls us to “Trust Him and do good.”"
- Said, "...working alongside past communities of which I have been blessed to be a part of... collaborating with Parks & Recreation. These past experiences have allowed me to contribute to Pitt County's economic growth..."

Rochelle Brown is a resident of Pitt County and a proud mother of three girls who attend DH Conley High School and Wintergreen Intermediate Schools. She is married to her husband, Brian, and together they have been active members of their community for nearly twenty years. Rochelle holds an undergraduate degree in Public Relations and a Masters in Public Policy (MPA). Information about where she attended school beyond the degrees she holds and the church she attends is not provided.

Rochelle Brown has served on various boards for over 17 years and has worked with the American Red Cross, where she was the Eastern region's Director and played a pivotal role during Hurricane Florence. Her academic background includes an undergraduate degree in Public Relations and a Masters in Public Policy (MPA).

As of February 12, 2024, Rochelle Brown’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- County Commissioners create and pass laws at the county-level. These laws show up in very tangible ways, such as determining how much you pay property and sales tax rates, public transportation, and maintaining infrastructure.
- County Commissioners are responsible for preparing and passing the county budget. The budget determines how much funding goes to various public services, such as public transportation, law enforcement, repairing roads, and maintaining infrastructure.
- County Commissioners oversee the administrative duties of your county’s government to ensure the safety, comfort, and well-being of county residents.
- County Commissioners can create, change, or abolish offices, positions, departments that are not required by law. 
- County Commissioners are elected to 4-year terms, with no term limits. Typically, you only vote for the County Commissioner that represents your county commission district.

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As of May 23, 2024, Rochelle Brown’s website did not contain information on this issue.