Frank Quis is serving his second term on the Board of Commissioners and his third year as Chairman of the Board.  His prior governmental experience includes service as a council member for eight years and mayor for ten years of the Town of Southern Pines, NC.  During his 35 year career, he was President and owner of Quis Machinery, Inc., an industrial machinery distributor.  Commissioner Quis also served on a regional community bank board for ten years.  He is a graduate of the University of Tennessee with a degree in business administration.  He is a member of the Partners in Progress Executive Board, the Convention and Visitors Bureau Board, the Board of Health, the Moore County Transportation Committee (MCTC), and the Budget Task Force.

Catherine Graham is a native of Moore County.  She served as Moore County Clerk of Superior Court for 15 years and was elected President of the North Carolina Clerks of Court.  She previously served on the Board of Commissioners for the Town of Carthage and on the Board of Trustees for Sandhills Community College.  She has also served on the Moore County Schools Facilities Task Force.  Commissioner Graham currently serves as Chair of the Courthouse Facilities Advisory Committee, and on the Social Services Board, Facilities Task Force, Budget Task Force, Juvenile Crime Prevention Council, and the Sandhills Center Board of Directors.  She has previously served as both Chair and Vice Chair of the Board of Commissioners and is currently the Vice Chair.

Otis Ritter is a native and lifelong resident of the Robbins area of Moore County.  Mr. Ritter currently serves on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, Local Emergency Planning Committee, the Fire Commission, the Nursing and Adult Care Home Community Advisory Committee, and the Utilities Task Force.  

Jerry Daeke is serving his second term on the Board of Commissioners and previously served on the Southern Pines Town Council.  Commissioner Daeke is a member of the Courthouse Facilities Advisory Committee, the Facilities Task Force, the Library Board of Trustees, the Tax Equalization and Review Board, the Transportation Advisory Board, and the Utilities Task Force.
 

Nick Picerno was appointed March 1, 2022, to fill the unexpired District II seat on the Board of Commissioners.  Commissioner Picerno previously served on the Board for two terms and served as Chairman.  He is a native of Moore County.  He serves as the Board's legislative liaison and also serves on the Board of Directors for the NC Association of County Commissioners.