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In a North Carolina Judicial Branch article about court-technology projects, Hill said: “We are hearing from users of the system that it is quite easy to use,” said Clerk Hill. “Clerks have a lot of demands and responsibilities. Modern systems such as this allow clerk staff to focus their attention to other service areas in need.”

Court Officials Host Randolph County Legislators to Discuss Technology in the State's Courts | North Carolina Judicial Branch

In her response to a 2022 Republican primary questionnaire, Hill described her management of the Clerk of Superior Court office: “I am fortunate to lead an outstanding Group of 39 Assistant and Deputy Clerks, who are committed to their Jobs and also work as a Team, to Support each other. To ensure effective operations, I have required not only training for the Members of each Division of your Clerks’ Office, but I have also required cross-training of our Personnel, so that each Individual and each Division has back-up available, when necessary.”

May 2022 Primary | Randolph Hub

Hill’s 2022 primary questionnaire response described financial administration in the clerk's office: “Through procedures, checks, and balances, which I have put into place, we have maintained, safeguarded and disbursed monies, collected by the Court system, in the millions of dollars, pursuant to law. This has included safe and accurate implementation of the option of payment of Court fees by credit card. We also maintain minor Trusts and other accounts, in the millions of dollars, for the benefit of Wards and Children in our County.”

In her 2022 primary questionnaire response, Hill cited the required proceedings administered through the clerk’s office: “Your Clerks’ Office most recently received an internal audit score of 98.7%, from the NC Administrative Office of the Courts, which ranks among the top 13 scores across the State. I have ensured the holding of all required hearings, in Randolph County, for which the Clerk is responsible, including but not limited to Guardianships (numbers of which have increased dramatically over the years), Estates, Foreclosures, Real Property, Legitimations, and Name Changes.”

Hill described her office’s pandemic continuity plan in a 2022 primary questionnaire: “We met the challenges presented by the pandemic. For a period of time, by rotating Members of our Divisions, I ensured that, if half of one or our divisions was quarantined, pursuant to law, because of exposure, the other half was available to keep that Division running. Owing to this strategy, we continued to staff and facilitate each and every session of District and Superior Courts.”

Hill’s 2022 primary questionnaire response addressed court-record management and documentation for people in custody: “Whenever safe to so do, over the years, I have tried to personally meet with Jurors, as a group, at orientation, to Thank them for their service. I have ensured the maintenance and safeguarding of the official Court files of Randolph County, while also working to support law enforcement and our Randolph County Jail by providing needed documentation, for individuals in custody and also subject to commitment for active sentences.”

In her 2022 primary questionnaire response, Hill described office-space planning and records consolidation: “Beginning in 2016, I have worked continuously to plan and put into effect a badly needed physical expansion of your Clerks’ Office. After Probation/Parole relocated to Northgate Plaza, we have expanded into an already-existing contiguous space. We now are moving all official Court files into one secure location, and the extra space has provided us with the ability to provide an enhanced level of service to our Citizens.”

Said modern court systems allow clerk's office staff to focus their attention on other service areas.

As clerk, required division staff to train and cross-train so each division had backup available when necessary.

As clerk, implemented procedures, checks, and balances to safeguard and disburse court-collected funds and accept credit-card payments for court fees.

As clerk, ensured that required hearings were held on guardianships, estates, foreclosures, real-property matters, legitimations, and name changes.

As clerk, rotated staff during pandemic quarantines to keep office divisions operating and facilitate every district and superior court session.

As clerk, maintained official court files and provided documentation to law enforcement and the county jail for people in custody.

As clerk, worked since 2016 to expand the clerk's office and move official court files to one secure location.

- Said modern court systems allow clerk's office staff to focus their attention on other service areas.
- As clerk, required division staff to train and cross-train so each division had backup available when necessary.
- As clerk, implemented procedures, checks, and balances to safeguard and disburse court-collected funds and accept credit-card payments for court fees.
- As clerk, ensured that required hearings were held on guardianships, estates, foreclosures, real-property matters, legitimations, and name changes.
- As clerk, rotated staff during pandemic quarantines to keep office divisions operating and facilitate every district and superior court session.
- As clerk, maintained official court files and provided documentation to law enforcement and the county jail for people in custody.
- As clerk, worked since 2016 to expand the clerk's office and move official court files to one secure location.

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- As clerk, required division staff to train and cross-train so each division had backup available when necessary.
- As clerk, implemented procedures, checks, and balances to safeguard and disburse court-collected funds and accept credit-card payments for court fees.
- As clerk, ensured that required hearings were held on guardianships, estates, foreclosures, real-property matters, legitimations, and name changes.
- As clerk, rotated staff during pandemic quarantines to keep office divisions operating and facilitate every district and superior court session.
- As clerk, maintained official court files and provided documentation to law enforcement and the county jail for people in custody.
- As clerk, worked since 2016 to expand the clerk's office and move official court files to one secure location.

The Randolph Record reported after the filing period ended: “Others filing for ballot spots for countywide positions are Republican Pam Hill of Asheboro for Randolph County Clerk of Superior Court and Republican Krista Lowe of Randleman for Register of Deeds.”

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A March 2016 North Carolina Judicial Branch article stated: “Judge Warren, director of the NCAOC, and Randolph County court officials hosted local legislators at the courthouse on Wednesday, March 16, to discuss the use of technology in our courts. Judge Warren and Clerk of Superior Court Pam Hill met with Rep. Pat Hurley, Rep. Allen McNeill, and Sen. Jerry Tillman.”

In its 2022 local-election results roundup, Randolph Hub reported: “Rep. Darrell Frye won the County Commissioner Dist. 2 race (41,056 votes). Rep. David Allen won the County Commissioner Dist. 3 race (40,991 votes). Rep. Pam Hill won the Randolph County Clerk of Superior Court race (41,983 votes).”

Local election results | Randolph Hub

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Issues|Randolph Hub - May 2022 Primary

In a May 2022 candidate Q&A, Hill described her clerk-office administration: “I am fortunate to lead an outstanding Group of 39 Assistant and Deputy Clerks, who are committed to their Jobs and also work as a Team, to Support each other. To ensure effective operations, I have required not only training for the Members of each Division of your Clerks’ Office, but I have also required cross-training of our Personnel, so that each Individual and each Division has back-up available, when necessary.”

Issues | Randolph Hub

In the same May 2022 response, Hill described financial controls in the clerk's office: “Through procedures, checks, and balances, which I have put into place, we have maintained, safeguarded and disbursed monies, collected by the Court system, in the millions of dollars, pursuant to law. This has included safe and accurate implementation of the option of payment of Court fees by credit card. We also maintain minor Trusts and other accounts, in the millions of dollars, for the benefit of Wards and Children in our County, for which I have worked to obtain the highest rate of return in interest which could legitimately and safely be achieved.”

Hill described maintaining the clerk's required hearing responsibilities after reporting an internal audit score: “Your Clerks’ Office most recently received an internal audit score of 98.7%, from the NC Administrative Office of the Courts, which ranks among the top 13 scores across the State. I have ensured the holding of all required hearings, in Randolph County, for which the Clerk is responsible, including but not limited to Guardianships (numbers of which have increased dramatically over the years), Estates, Foreclosures, Real Property, Legitimations, and Name Changes.”

In her 2022 candidate Q&A, Hill described her pandemic continuity plan: “We met the challenges presented by the pandemic. For a period of time, by rotating Members of our Divisions, I ensured that, if half of one or our divisions was quarantined, pursuant to law, because of exposure, the other half was available to keep that Division running. Owing to this strategy, we continued to staff and facilitate each and every session of District and Superior Courts.”

Required training and cross-training for clerk's office staff so each division has backup coverage when needed.

Implemented procedures, checks, and balances to safeguard and disburse court-collected funds and allow credit-card payments for court fees.

- Required training and cross-training for clerk's office staff so each division has backup coverage when needed.
- Implemented procedures, checks, and balances to safeguard and disburse court-collected funds and allow credit-card payments for court fees.
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The election-results article listed Hill under uncontested races and reported: "Rep. Pam Hill won the Randolph County Clerk of Superior Court race (41,983 votes)."

Pam Hill won the Randolph County Clerk of Superior Court race.

As clerk, ensured required hearings for matters including guardianships, estates, foreclosures, real property, legitimations, and name changes.

Plans to continue coordinating hearings and conducting them at residences or facilities when respondents or wards cannot reach the courthouse.

As clerk, required staff training and cross-training to maintain backup coverage across clerk's office divisions.

As clerk, implemented procedures, checks and balances for safeguarding and disbursing court-collected funds, including credit card payments of court fees.

As clerk, rotated division staff during the COVID-19 pandemic to continue staffing District and Superior Court sessions.

As clerk, maintained and safeguarded official court files while providing documentation to law enforcement and the county jail.

As clerk, expanded the clerk's office and moved official court files into one secure location.

Advocates for adequate clerk's office staffing and resources to manage increasing filings and court sessions.

Plans to assist residents without internet access or technology skills with electronic filing and court business.

Pam is the Randolph County Clerk of Superior Court. She works at the Randolph County Superior Court Clerk’s Office.

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For Candidate Pam Hill on Issue judicial-administration: Advocates for modern systems that allow clerk staff to focus on other service areas in need.

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The Clerk of Superior Court is elected in each county through a partisan election for a four-year term. The Clerk has five main responsibilities:
- Probate Judge: Handles 46 types of actions, including managing estates, guardianship proceedings, and appointing personal representatives.
- Court Administrator: Oversees the administration of the court.
- Record Keeper: Files, processes, and maintains all cases and documents submitted to the court.
- Financial Manager: Manages the collection, investment, and distribution of money from court fees and traffic citations.
- Employee Manager: Supervises a team ranging from 5 to over 200 employees.


Oversees the county's probate court, judicial administration, records, and finances.