Board of Commissioners pays tribute to Robert Pressley for his service

Press release from Buncombe County:

At its Nov. 15 meeting, the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners celebrated Robert Pressley for his six years of service to Buncombe County residents. First elected in 2016, Pressley represented district 3 and was a tremendous advocate for economic development, education, and infrastructure.

During his tenure, Pressley served on multiple committees and boards including the Early Childhood Education & Development Fund Committee, Tourism Development Authority, and Metropolitan Sewerage District Board. Pressley facilitated countless projects for Buncombe County including the road infrastructure in Enka Commerce Park, Enka Recreation Destination, Pratt & Whitney Economic Development, and more.

“The six years have been one of the most joyful things I’ve done in all my career,” said Pressley.

Pressley was presented with a proclamation honoring his contributions as a member of the Board of Commissioners.

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