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| Our Board of Directors are dedicated to serving our communities through their oversight, guidance, and support of WEOC. |
| Together they
develop a strategic plan to extend and improve our programs and assure
the education and training of our staff so that we may continue to serve
the economically disadvantaged and provide them a hand-up. The Waccamaw EOC Board of Directors is constituted of 12 members, elected officials from various local, state, and regional governmental entities within our tri-county service area. One-third (1/3) of the total membership of the Board is comprised of public officials or their duly appointed representatives. Public officials are defined as the elected officials of the County Councils who are currently holding office. The County Council of each county determines which public official, or which appointed representative in lieu of a public official, will serve on the Board. |
One-third
(1/3) of the total membership of the Board is comprised of democratically
elected representatives of the poor. Elected representatives must reside
in the geographical area represented buy need not be poor themselves
nevertheless having an understanding of the need and challenges of this
community. The remainder of the Board is comprised of officials or members of business, industry, labor, religious, law enforcement, education, or other major groups with interests in the communities served. The private sector of the Board shall not constitute more than one-third (1/3) of its total membership. |
 Alfred Jean Pierre, Jr. Board Chairman Representing the Private Sector Williamsburg County |
 Dr. Ernestine Young Representing the Public Sector Williamsburg County |
 Harold Phillips Parliamentarian Representing the Poor Horry County |
 Barney Blain Representing the Poor Georgetown County |
 Sarah Keith Representing the Public Sector Williamsburg County |
 Theresa Brooks Representing the Poor Williamsburg County |
 Bill Howard Representing the Private Sector Horry County |
 Catherine Lewis Representing the Public Sector Williamsburg County |
 Trevor Cropp Representing the Private Sector Georgetown County |
 Dr. Michael Roberts Representing the Public Sector Horry County |