The Waxhaw Board of Commissioners met on September 8 for a relatively short meeting, but several items are worth highlighting for residents. Among the topics discussed were the town’s financial position as the new fiscal year gets underway, and the appointment of residents to town advisory boards. The board also recognized several members of the […]
Residents First
New Waxhaw Board Puts Residents First
At the February 10 Waxhaw Board of Commissioners meeting, one principle guided the evening’s decisions: Residents First. Commissioner Farris was absent due to the birth of his son, Connor. Congratulations to the Farris family. Legislative Priorities Structured Around Residents’ Interests The Board unanimously approved a focused list of legislative priorities divided into two categories: Importantly, […]
Be There as Residents Reclaim Our Town
Join us as we reclaim our town at the first meeting of the newly seated Board of Commissioners – scheduled for Tuesday, December 9 at 6 PM. This historic meeting will include the official swearing-in of the new commissioners, marking the start of a new term of leadership for Waxhaw. This is an important moment […]
Our Achievements – Outvoted, Not Overruled
What We’ve Achieved Together Since you entrusted us with the honor of serving this community, we’ve taken bold action to bring honesty, transparency, and accountability back to Waxhaw. We were outvoted not overruled. Exposing Dishonesty From the start, we challenged the previous administration’s false claims. They tried to convince the public that opposing high-density rezoning […]
Our Youth Step Up
Last night at the Waxhaw Town Hall, some quiet but powerful moments unfolded that should give every Union County resident a renewed sense of hope. At the latest meeting of the Western Union Municipal Alliance, two young citizens—Ella Adams of Mineral Springs and Joel Down of Wesley Chapel—stood up to speak to state Representatives David […]
Smoke Shop Limitation
On March 12th, 2024 the BOC voted to limit the distance between smoke shops and their proximity to schools – smoke shop limitation. Planning Board Chair Daniel Farris worked hard to bring this forward.






