# Louis Capitanio

Calendar Year:
2019

Job Title:
Skilled Labor

Employer:
Orange County

Public records show six employment records for Louis Capitanio with Orange County in North Carolina State, reflecting two distinct job titles over time:

* 2019: Skilled Labor
* 2020: No job title listed
* 2021: General-Skilled Labor
* 2022–2023: Skilled Labor
* 2024: No job title listed

Louis Capitanio - Skilled Labor - Orange County | OpenGovPay

Louis D. Capitanio has worked in skilled labor for Orange County.

2026 North Carolina General Election

Louis Capitanio expressed frustration with government overspending. He argued that investments in education and libraries are essential while suggesting that other areas, specifically Orange County Solid Waste, contain waste and unnecessary spending. He raised concerns that elderly, disabled, and veteran residents would be displaced by rising taxes. He noted that Emergency Services, the Sheriff's Department, and Fire Departments cannot sustain budget cuts.

APPROVED 6/16/26 MINUTES ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS BUDGET AND CAPITAL INVESTMENT PLAN PUBLIC HEARING AND WORK SESSION May 12, 2026

Said Orange County Solid Waste contains waste and unnecessary spending.

- Said Orange County Solid Waste contains waste and unnecessary spending.

Economy

Said that investments in education and libraries are essential.

- Said that investments in education and libraries are essential.

Public Services

As of January 5, 2026, Louis D. Capitanio’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Said Emergency Services, the Sheriff's Department, and fire departments cannot sustain budget cuts.

- Said Emergency Services, the Sheriff's Department, and fire departments cannot sustain budget cuts.

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

Louis D. Capitanio

Louis D. Capitanio's campaign for Orange County Commissioner is his first entry into politics.

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