1st Vice Chairman of the Cumberland County Senior Democrats
12 Years
4 Years
1 Year
Charles Evans, Congratulate Mayor Clifton Turpin, Jr. Of Falcon, NC for his recent reelection .
Public safety is not the sole responsibility of law enforcement; it is a shared partnership with the community. Charles Evans is a strong proponent of community policing initiatives that break down barriers and build relationships between officers and the residents they protect. By fostering open communication, mutual respect, and collaborative problem-solving through programs like neighborhood watches and police-community forums, we create a powerful alliance against crime. When police and citizens work together as a team, our neighborhoods become safer, and our city becomes stronger.
For Charles Evans, everything begins and ends with family. It is the bedrock of his values, the source of his strength, and the moral compass that guides every decision he makes, both in his personal life and in public service. He believes that the lessons learned around the family dinner table, hard work, integrity, looking out for one another, and keeping your promises are the same principles that build a strong and healthy community. His commitment to his own family is the wellspring of his desire to serve yours, ensuring that Fayetteville remains a place where all families feel safe, supported, and valued.
Charles Evans isn’t just a representative in Cumberland County; he’s a product of Fayetteville. Born and raised on these streets, he has a lifelong understanding of our city’s unique character—from the pride of our history to the challenges of our future. His decisions are guided not by political theory, but by lived experience: knowing which roads flood after a hard rain, which neighborhoods need safer parks for their kids, and the names of the small business owners who are the backbone of our community. For Charles, serving Cumberland County is personal. It’s about ensuring the city that raised him continues to be a place where the next generation can build a life and be proud to call home.
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2010-2022 Cumberland County Commissioner at Large During his tenure as a member Commissioner Evans worked to lead the effort to create policy for Ban the Box.
2016-2017 Commissioner Charles Evans served as Vice Chairman of the Board of Commissioners
2021-2022 Served as Chairman of the Board of Commissioners
2020-2021 Vice Chairman-North Carolina Association of Black County Officials
2021-2022 Chairman- North Carolina Association of Black County Officials
Director, Life is Worth Living/Project Fresh Start
As chairman, Charles Evans
Sued Chemours for contamination of the County Water Supply
Worked to have Expungement Clinics, with District Attorney Billy West to clear over 1,000 residents to have their records cleared of nonviolent crimes
Lead Board of Commissioners to contribute to the homeless shelter project 250,000 dollars
Worked to receive funding from the state for the proposed Homeless shelter
Charles Evans has faithfully served as County Commissioner for three terms, consistently demonstrating a deep commitment to the people he represents. Throughout his tenure, he has championed initiatives aimed at uplifting and empowering the community.
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Charles Evans Thank you, my friend.
You played a significant role in my journey from the very beginning-when my parents first introduced me to the Fayetteville Junior Police Drill Team as a kid. You were the first leader I met in the Fayetteville community, and even then, your leadership never wavered. Look at all that you’ve accomplished since. I’m truly proud of you, my friend.
Financial Professional
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.. While this may sound cliché, I firmly believe Charles Evans would make an outstanding County Commissioner once again. He brings both valuable experience and an authentic love for this city. If elected, I am fully confident that he will exceed all expectations.
Thank you for your consideration.
Real Estate Agent
Charles I’ve had the pleasure of knowing you for many years. Being a resident of Cumberland County, I’ve found you to be a servant of the people of this great county. You’ve always worked hard for the people even when the odds were against you. You have a way of showing strength when adversity arises. I hope you know you are loved and admired by so many people from different communities across the county.
Constituent
Charles Evans has faithfully served as County Commissioner for three terms, consistently demonstrating a deep commitment to the people he represents. Throughout his tenure, he has championed initiatives aimed at uplifting and empowering the community. Under his leadership, numerous programs have been implemented to directly support residents directly, reflecting his dedication to fostering positive change and long-term growth. Charles remains deeply invested in the well-being of the community and continues to work tirelessly to ensure a brighter future for all.
Avid Reader
I would like to say when he was of a commissioner I can truly say that he helped me and my community 100%. He is a good worker. He represents Cumberland County very well and I am praying that he become our commissioner again. He’s a hard-working young man and and he will do whatever he have to do he will do whatever he can do for the citizens of Cumberland County I can say that because he have helped me 100% whenever I needed him he was right there. I had a sick husband I couldn’t get help from him anyway I called him. He got in his vehicle and went all the way to Raleigh, North Carolina to take my paperwork and I appreciate him then and I appreciate him now so we are looking forward for him to become our County commissioner again.
Constituent
As a representative, Charles advocated to have a Homeless Shelter built in Cumberland County.
2010 led effort to have Ban the Box as apart of policy which allowed individuals with criminal records to apply for positions they qualify for and not answer the question have you been convicted of a crime unless you’re a finalist for the position
Led the effort to have Expungement Civic in Cumberland County, NC for individuals who have been convicted of nonviolent crimes to-have the opportunity to have their records cleared.
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