‘Concerned Citizens’ calls for continued input

Moore County Focus Group plans June meeting to share additional findings

8:38 p.m. March 3, 2026

DUANE CROSS
MCO Publisher•Editor

The Moore County Concerned Citizens Focus Group will hold its next public meeting in June. Until then, residents are encouraged to visit the group’s website for information and updates.

In a statement, the organization said additional data analysis and community information are being added to concernedcitizensofmc.com “to promote transparency, awareness, and informed public discussion.” The group said it saw a strong turnout at its most recent meeting and thanked residents who attended and offered input.

The Focus Group said its members will meet with residents across Moore County in the coming months. They want to hear concerns, gather feedback, and better understand the issues affecting local families and taxpayers as the community prepares for local elections.

The organization also named four members who are running for public office:
• Regina Russell Adcock – Metro Council, District 5
• Robert Bracewell – Metro Council, District 2
• Hampton Hoffman – Metro Council, District 2
• Keith Moses – Moore County mayor

The group said it will keep reviewing and analyzing public information and plans to share more findings at the June meeting. The organization also plans to give an overview of the website and show how to access and use community data.

Details for the June meeting, such as the date, time, and location, have not been announced yet. The group said they will share this information closer to the event.

The Moore County Concerned Citizens Focus Group said it will keep engaging with residents and encourages everyone to stay informed, ask questions, and take part in local government.

The Moore County Concerned Citizens Focus Group is not affiliated with the county's Democratic or Republican parties.

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