Camille Berry, Chapel Hill Town Council

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Camille Berry is from North Carolina. She moved to Orange County in 2005. She studied at Wellesley College. She lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, with her three children.

Camille is a development and communications professional. She worked at Community Home Trust for nearly seven years, where she advanced affordable housing opportunities for extremely low to moderate-income households in Chapel Hill. Earlier in her career, she served as the executive director of a nonprofit that oversaw the development of a public-private project.

Chapel Hill Town Councilor Camille Berry Announces 2025 ...

Camille is currently a member of the Chapel Hill Town Council. She was first elected in 2021 and is currently serving her first term. 

Supports a diverse range of businesses, including BIPOC and women-owned businesses, to strengthen the local economy.

Supports growing different kinds of businesses to create jobs and bring in tax revenue.

Supports expanding businesses owned by women and people of color to strengthen the local economy.

- Supports growing different kinds of businesses to create jobs and bring in tax revenue.
- Supports expanding businesses owned by women and people of color to strengthen the local economy.

Economy

Supports incorporating green spaces in new residential and commercial developments to preserve the environment and ensure long-term success.

Supports including green spaces in new developments to protect the environment and ensure long-term success.

- Supports including green spaces in new developments to protect the environment and ensure long-term success.

Public Services

Supports creating a variety of affordable housing options for lower-income residents.

Supports creating more affordable housing options for lower-income residents.

Supports increasing housing density by integrating middle housing and investing in subsidized development.

Supports building more housing by developing middle housing and investing in subsidized development.

Supports completing the Land Use Management Ordinance (LUMO) to streamline planning and permitting.

Supports completing the Land Use Management Ordinance (LUMO) to streamline planning and permitting to make development easier.

- Supports creating more affordable housing options for lower-income residents.
- Supports building more housing by developing middle housing and investing in subsidized development.
- Supports completing the Land Use Management Ordinance (LUMO) to streamline planning and permitting to make development easier.

Housing & Urban Development

Believes the town must address the issues leading to panhandling.

Believes the town should address the causes of panhandling by helping people meet their basic needs.

- Believes the town should address the causes of panhandling by helping people meet their basic needs.

Public Safety

Supports promoting electric vehicle use by adding more charging stations, and improving public transportation, biking, and pedestrian pathways.

Supports promoting electric vehicle use by adding more charging stations and improving public transportation, biking, and pedestrian walkways.

- Supports promoting electric vehicle use by adding more charging stations and improving public transportation, biking, and pedestrian walkways.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of September 3, 2025, Camille Berry’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Camille Berry

Camille is from North Carolina. She moved to Orange County in 2005 with her former husband and three children. She has a bachelor of arts in English from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a master of arts in nonprofit management from the University of Georgia. She lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Camille is a development and communications professional. She worked at Community Home Trust for nearly seven years, where she advanced affordable housing opportunities for extremely low to moderate income households in Chapel Hill. Earlier in her career, she served as the executive director of a nonprofit that oversaw the development of a public-private project.

Supports the recommendations made by the Re-Imagining Public Safety Task Force.

As of September 3, 2025, Camille Berry did not have a website or any information online.

- Town council members serve as the governing body of the town, along with the mayor. 
- The town council members make policy decisions for the town, including creating ordinances, policies, and making agreements with other governments. 
- The town council can amend and revise town policies, as well as approve or reject the town budget. 
- The town council is also in charge of the appointment of advisory boards, commissions, task forces, committees, the town manager, and the town attorney. 
- Members of the town council are elected to staggered 4 year terms. 