Montrena W. Hadley

Terms:
Current Term 2021-2025

Family/ Personal Background:
Married to Michael T. Hadley
2 Children, Michael and Nina
2 Grandchildren, Laila and Lucis

Civic Activities (Past/Present):
Joe Biden Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award- 2024
NC Retired Government Employees Association, Board of Directors, District 4- Appointed June 2024
Alamance County Community Services Agency, Inc., Board Member- Appointed May 2024
NC Retired Governmental Employees Association’s 2023 Lifetime of Public Service Award Recipient
NC Code Officials Qualification Board (NCCOQB), Appointed by Governor Cooper September 2022
NC Association of Zoning Officials (NCAZO), Member of the Year 2016
NC Chapter of the American Planning Association (APA-NC)
NC Retired Governmental Employees’ Association (NCRGEA)
Local Government Federal Credit Union Advisory Council (LGFCU), volunteer

Professional Background:
30 Years of Local Government Experience
Retired City of Mebane, May 2020 – 19 Years Planning Department – Director, Officer

Educational Background:
Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration, Shaw University, 1989, Magna Cum Laude
Master of Public Administration (MPA), North Carolina Central University, 1999
NC Certified Zoning Official (CZO), UNC-Chapel Hill School of Government, 2004
Municipal Administration Certificate, UNC-Chapel Hill School of Government, 2011
Community Development Academy, UNC-Chapel Hill School of Government, 2013

The City of Mebane is updating the ongoing Water Shortage Response Plan, moving to Stage I Declaration of Voluntary Conservation, reducing from Stage V mandatory restrictions to reflect that the Graham—Mebane Water Treatment Plant is now partially operational to supply water to Mebane.

Water Shortage Update

If you have questions, please review the Water Shortage Response Plan

Contact

Montrena W. Hadley

The City of Mebane is updating the ongoing Water Shortage Response Plan, moving to Stage I Declaration of Voluntary Conservation, reducing from Stage V mandatory restrictions to reflect that the Graham—Mebane Water Treatment Plant is now partially operational to supply water to Mebane.

Water Shortage Update

If you have questions, please review the Water Shortage Response Plan

Contact

Montrena W. Hadley

The City of Mebane is updating the ongoing Water Shortage Response Plan, moving to Stage I Declaration of Voluntary Conservation, reducing from Stage V mandatory restrictions to reflect that the Graham—Mebane Water Treatment Plant is now partially operational to supply water to Mebane.