Arthur A. Bullock

Arthur is a county commissioner. He works at the Bladen County Board of Commissioners.

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Town of Clarkton to hold Community Day Parade and Festival - WECT

As of April 6, 2026, Arthur A. Bullock’s website did not contain information on this issue.

As a county commissioner, voted in favor of a proclamation to hold a community day parade and festival in Clarkton.

Arthur is currently a Bladen County Commissioner.

Said, "Arthur Bullock, G. Michael Cogdell and Ophelia Munn-Goins voted in favor of the proclamation; while Ashley Trivette, Ray Britt, Robbie Priest, Daniel Dowless, David Gooden and Charles Peterson cast the dissenting votes."

Arthur A. Bullock is currently a commissioner representing District 1 on the Bladen County Board of Commissioners.

Bladen County, North Carolina, elections, 2022 - Ballotpedia

As a county commissioner, voted in favor of a proclamation to hold a community day parade and festival in the Town of Clarkton.

Arthur is a Commissioner. He works at the Bladen County Board of Commissioners in District 1.

Arthur A. Bullock is currently a Commissioner representing District 1 on the Bladen County Board of Commissioners.

Supports the proclamation for the Community Day Parade and Festival.

Arthur is currently a Bladen County Commissioner, District 1.

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Arthur is a county commissioner for Bladen County. He works at the Bladen County government.

Arthur A. Bullock is currently a Bladen County Commissioner representing District 1. He ran unopposed in the 2022 midterm election and has filed for re-election in 2026.