Deborah McMillan-Evans
Democratic · NC
Deborah McMillan-Evans is a Democratic candidate for HOKE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS in the November 2026 general election.
Track record
Government Efficiency
· 3 records
Supported a phased strategic plan for Hoke County growth, including sufficient county staffing and family-oriented amenities for young people and seniors.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Supported touring county facilities, consulting employees, teachers, and residents, verifying that public buildings meet code, and repairing deficient buildings.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Supported adequately resourcing public-safety personnel and holding recurring public forums to hear safety concerns and build trust between county government and residents.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Public Safety and Crime Control
· 3 records
Supported mentoring programs for troubled youth and families and rehabilitation programs for people in jail.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Supported adequately resourcing public-safety personnel and holding recurring public forums to hear safety concerns and build trust between county government and residents.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Supported measures to control violence in Hoke County schools, additional training resources for teachers and classroom staff, higher teacher wages, classroom assistance, and whole-family student-support programs.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Housing Affordability
· 1 record
Supported prioritizing necessary county projects and residents' financial needs in the annual budget, citing housing assistance and families facing eviction because of inflation as major needs.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Social Programs and Welfare
· 4 records
Signed a statewide childcare-provider letter urging the North Carolina General Assembly to establish a statewide floor for childcare subsidy reimbursement rates in the state budget.
October 14, 2025For
Source: e1.nmcdn.io · researched July 19, 2026
Supported mentoring programs for troubled youth and families and rehabilitation programs for people in jail.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Supported measures to control violence in Hoke County schools, additional training resources for teachers and classroom staff, higher teacher wages, classroom assistance, and whole-family student-support programs.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Supported prioritizing necessary county projects and residents' financial needs in the annual budget, citing housing assistance and families facing eviction because of inflation as major needs.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Public Infrastructure
· 2 records
Supported a phased strategic plan for Hoke County growth, including sufficient county staffing and family-oriented amenities for young people and seniors.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Supported touring county facilities, consulting employees, teachers, and residents, verifying that public buildings meet code, and repairing deficient buildings.
February 21, 2024For
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
General
· 8 records
Supported partnerships with local small businesses and adding local entertainment, restaurants, and recreation so more resident spending remains in Hoke County.
February 21, 2024
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
Reported that she had managed two to seven Cumberland RHA group homes at a time, including budgeting, scheduling, hiring, termination, evaluation, employee training, and teaching duties, before moving into early-childhood education and opening three childcare locations.
February 21, 2024
Source: hokenews.com · researched July 19, 2026
A subsequent unannounced inspection listing for Little Angels Childcare & Developmental Center reported no violations.
January 11, 2024
Source: childcarecenter.us · researched July 19, 2026
A state-licensing inspection listing for Little Angels Childcare & Developmental Center reported employee-file and professional-development violations involving a health questionnaire, emergency information, and annual plan review.
October 10, 2023
Source: childcarecenter.us · researched July 19, 2026
A state-licensing inspection listing for Little Angels Childcare & Developmental Center reported staff training and documentation violations, including incomplete annual training hours, an expired infant safe-sleep certificate, expired health-and-safety training, and late child-maltreatment training.
November 9, 2022
Source: childcarecenter.us · researched July 19, 2026
Received her pastoral installation for Kingdom of Glory Ministries.
January 10, 2021
Source: kingdomofgloryministriesinc.com · researched July 19, 2026
Launched Kingdom of Glory Ministries.
December 6, 2020
Source: kingdomofgloryministriesinc.com · researched July 19, 2026
Applied as owner of Little Angels Childcare & Development Center II for a Fayetteville zoning amendment associated with a childcare center, stating that building and fire inspections had already been approved.
October 13, 2020
Source: cityoffayetteville.legistar.com · researched July 19, 2026
Elections
- HOKE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS · November 3, 2026 · Hoke County, North Carolina
Profile last researched July 16, 2026.