Steve Hedrick

Steve Hedrick lives in Moyock, North Carolina.

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Steve Hedrick lives in Moyock, North Carolina, with his wife.

Steve served in the Navy and is a realtor.

Steve is currently a member of the Currituck County Board of Commissioners.

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Steve is currently a member of the Currituck County Planning Board.

Supports growth that is "is intentional, fiscally responsible, and aligned with the values that make Currituck home."

Seeks to oppose "unnecessary tax increases," evaluate long-term costs before approving projects, and "demand accountability" in county spending.

- Supports growth that is "is intentional, fiscally responsible, and aligned with the values that make Currituck home."
- Seeks to oppose "unnecessary tax increases," evaluate long-term costs before approving projects, and "demand accountability" in county spending.

Believes in ensuring emergency preparedness for storms and flooding.

Wants to retain "qualified first responders through fair pay and support."

- Believes in ensuring emergency preparedness for storms and flooding.
- Wants to retain "qualified first responders through fair pay and support."

As a Planning Board member, voted to approve a text amendment that would allow for the construction of a new convenience store in the county.

As of January 2, 2026, Steve Hedrick’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports expanding water and sewer "where appropriate."

Believes in planning infrastructure before approving new development.

- Supports expanding water and sewer "where appropriate."
- Believes in planning infrastructure before approving new development.

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Charles J. Gray

Charles J. Gray's campaign for Currituck County Commissioner, District 5 is his first entry into politics.

As of January 2, 2026, Charles J. Gray’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Charles J. Gray has served in the Military Sealift Command, supporting all branches of the armed forces. 

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Supports slowing the pace of large-scale development.

Wants "responsible growth of local businesses to increase competition and create jobs."

- Supports slowing the pace of large-scale development.
- Wants "responsible growth of local businesses to increase competition and create jobs."

As of January 2, 2026, Charles J. Gray did not have a website or any information online.

Believes in "supporting and strengthening" the Sheriff's Office and fire departments.

- Believes in "supporting and strengthening" the Sheriff's Office and fire departments.

Believes that the infrastructure, including roads, drainage, septic, sewage, and water systems needs to be updated."

- Believes that the infrastructure, including roads, drainage, septic, sewage, and water systems needs to be updated."

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