can a city in north carolina annex across county lines?
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you are so fuckin' stupid
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You need to find out which county it is in so you can check with the county clerk.
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Let me help you. Yes, he can. Law enforcement officers are actually empowered to enforce laws across the state. A simply county line does not erase his authority. \n\nDo you think that if a Deputy Sheriff from county 'A' was sitting near the county line and saw someone getting robbed across the street in County 'B', he could do nothing? Think about that logic.
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Try this link\n\nhttp://www.carolinaliving.com/relocating/
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Yes you can, but it is a big pain! You will have to fill out lots of paperwork. Contact your (his?) county sherrif.
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Go to http://www.ncgov.com/
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Here:\nhttp://www.geocities.com/afdiary/annexe.htm
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Call the county clerk.
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Most states require a certain number of acres with a certain number of people before the issue can be brought to a vote.  I don't believe it can be done under what you're describing.  One other thing to remember is that once an area incorporates that area then becomes responsible for police, EMS, fire, water, etc that are handled by the county for unincorporated areas.  It'd suck calling 911 and having no one answer since you don't have 911 service!
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There are numerous towns and counties by that name, could you be more specific?\n\nI see that you're in New Jersey - I responded to your rephrased version of this question.
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County courthouse has records of all of them.  \n\nNeither of the other two recommendations are correct.
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Lincoln County is bordered on the east by South Carolina; on the west by Wilkes County; and to the south by McDuffie and Columbia counties.\n\nEffingham County is also bordered on the east by South Carolina. Then, working counterclockwise, it's surrounded by Screven County, Bulloch County, Bryan County and Chatham County.\n\nToombs is REALLY surrounded. Pretend we're using a clock face, and start at 12 o'clock and move around the clock: Emmanuel County, Candler County, Tattnal County, Appling County, Jefferson Davis County, Montgomery County, and Treutlen County.\n\nJefferson County is bordered to the north by Warren, McDuffie and Columbia counties; to the east by Richmond and Burke counties; to the south by Emmanuel and Johnson counties; and to the west by Washington and Glasscock counties.
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every county have a city hall/court house. look/call for the clerk recorder for marriages/divorce to obtain copies.
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Call your county  government office and ask them. They may also be in the mayor's office.
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Near the border of NC on the coast.. here is a map from mapquest for you!
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If the county owns they land...then they own it.\nThey don't have to do anything with it.
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That information goes town by town. Call town hall or check the town's website for your municipal code. Generally you do have to be a resident of the town (or willing to move their), but in some towns make an exception if they have a hard time finding someone and will open it up to residents of the county. I have never heard of it being open to anyone in the state though.