Clif Cheek

Clif is the chair of the Brunswick County Planning Board. He works for Brunswick County government, where he has served on the planning board since August 2021 and has been chair since late 2024. He previously worked in residential real estate development and advised property owners on land-use projects.

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Clif Cheek is currently a member of the Brunswick County Planning Board. He was appointed to the board in August 2021 and has served as its chair since late 2024.

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Clif Cheek is currently chair of the Brunswick County Planning Board. He was appointed to the board in August 2021 and has served as its chair since late 2024. He is an active candidate in the 2026 Republican primary for Brunswick County Commissioner for District 1.

Clif Cheek is from Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina. He is a husband and father of four children.

Clif has decades of experience in real estate. He is also the chair of the Brunswick County Planning Board.

Clif is currently a member of the Brunswick County Planning Board.

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Clif Cheek is a husband and father of four. He got a business degree from the University of North Carolina Wilmington.

Clif is the chair of the Brunswick County Planning Board. He previously worked in residential real estate development.

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