Pitt County board votes to change commissioners' pay cycle from monthly to biweekly
August 06, 2025 | Pitt County, North Carolina
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The Pitt County Board of Commissioners voted to change its pay cycle from monthly to biweekly, county staff said at the Aug. 4 meeting.
County financial services staff said switching to biweekly payments (26 pay periods per year) will align board pay with the payroll cycle used for county employees, reduce manual payroll entries, and allow commissioners to know pay dates that include months with a third pay period.
Staff said financial services will test the change in August and implement it in September if testing is successful. A commissioner moved and seconded the change and the clerk recorded a vote without a roll-call tally in the public transcript.
County financial services staff said switching to biweekly payments (26 pay periods per year) will align board pay with the payroll cycle used for county employees, reduce manual payroll entries, and allow commissioners to know pay dates that include months with a third pay period.
Staff said financial services will test the change in August and implement it in September if testing is successful. A commissioner moved and seconded the change and the clerk recorded a vote without a roll-call tally in the public transcript.
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