Robeson County Administration/Government

08/30/2026

Thank you for keeping Robeson County Clean and Green!

08/25/2026

What a wonderful day for education in Robeson County!

Robeson County Commissioners and County Administration were proud to attend the opening of the new CTEC School and celebrate this exciting milestone for our students, educators, and community.

CTEC represents an important investment in the future of our young people by providing opportunities for hands-on learning, career and technical education, and workforce preparation. We are excited to see the positive impact this facility will have on students across Robeson County for generations to come.

Congratulations to Public Schools of Robeson County and everyone who worked to make this vision a reality!

08/23/2026

Wire Pasture Access at is open!

Wire Pasture Access offers new ways to experience the Lumber River while honoring the Lumbee Tribe’s longstanding connection to the land. The celebration included remarks from DNCR Secretary Pam Cashwell, Lumber River State Park Superintendent Brett Godwin, Lumbee Tribal Administrator Ronnie Locklear, Robeson County Manager Kellie Blue and NC State Parks Director Brian Strong, along with an Honor Song and blessing of the land.

This collaboration between state and local partners and the Lumbee Tribe reflects our shared commitment to caring for this land for generations to come.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, helped make this project possible and contributed to the celebration, including the vendors who provided food, beverages and local crafts.

📸 DPR Photos

08/23/2026

08/21/2026

Political signs are part of every election season, but it’s important to know the rules.

Robeson County residents, candidates, and campaign teams are encouraged to review the County’s political signage guidelines regarding placement, private property, display periods, and removal.

Help keep Robeson County clean, safe, and beautiful.

Learn more at robesoncountync.gov/politicalsignage.

08/19/2026

County Attorney Robert Davis gave information as part of a statement providing an update during Monday’s Robeson County Board of Commissioners meeting, held at the County Administration Building in downtown Lumberton.

LUMBERTON — The Robeson County government believes that the water contamination in the area around the Robeson County Landfill is the result of pollution from the Fayetteville Works facility, located about five miles northeast in Bladen County, and not from the landfill itself.

08/18/2026

Need information about roads in Robeson County? Visit robesoncountync.gov/roads for helpful resources, including road maintenance guidance, road lookup information, and links to NCDOT and DriveNC.

Stay informed and know who is responsible for maintaining the roads in your area.

08/17/2026

The Robeson County Board of Elections is here to serve you!

Visit the Board of Elections for voter registration, absentee voting information, election updates, and more.

📍 800 N. Walnut Street, Lumberton, NC 28358
📞 910-671-3080
📧 [email protected]
🕒 Monday–Friday, 8:15 a.m.–5:15 p.m.

Learn more at robesoncountync.gov/robeson-county-board-of-elections.