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    City of Durham Issues COVID-19 Stay-At-Home Order Effective March 26 to April 30

    In light of growing concerns regarding COVID-19, Mayor Steve Schewel has issued a Stay-at-Home Order for all city residents to further help stop the spread of this virus. View the order and FAQ for specific details. Read on...
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    Business Webinars to Address COVID-19 Topics Including Unemployment, Loans, and Taxes

    During the week of March 23, daily webinars led by the Small Business Technical and Development Center (SBTDC) and the Small Business Center at Durham Tech (SBC) will help small businesses work through COVID-19 issues. Read on...
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    City of Durham Closing All City Facilities to Public Effective March 23

    Friday, March 20: In light of growing concerns regarding COVID-19, all City of Durham facilities will be closed to the public starting March 13 until further notice. This includes City Hall, police HQ, fire stations, and DPR. Read on...
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    Mayor Steve Schewel’s Message to Residents about COVID-19

    Mayor Steve Schewel shares his thoughts on COVID-19 and how we can help stop the spread of this virus in the Bull City. “The earlier we act, the better our chances of success in reducing the spread of this virus and of saving lives.” Watch the video...
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    New Bull City Wrap Begins March 16

    In This Issue: DEAR Program to become legal service for residents; Fire Department works on life-saving procedures; Durham Parks Foundation celebrates five years; registration open for DPR summer camps; and Durham Police celebrate 11 new graduates. Read on...
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    City Announces Additional Closures Including Cancellation of March 16 City Council Meeting

    The City announced additional closures in the ongoing effort to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), including cancellation of the March 16 City Council Meeting, March 19 Work Session, and closure of all DPR facilities and Farmers' Market. Read on...
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    City of Durham Issues State of Emergency

    As part of the COVID-19 response, at 5:00 pm this evening, Friday, March 13, Mayor Steve Schewel signed a Declaration of a State of Emergency declaring that a state of emergency exists in the City of Durham. Read on...
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    Fire Department Recruiting New Firefighters in March

    If you’re looking for a fulfilling career that allows you to give back to the Bull City, the Fire Department wants to hear from you. During March, the department is accepting applications to fill more than 19 openings, and offering test prep sessions. Read on...
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    Planning Department Unveils New Public Notice Signs

    The Planning Department has redesigned its public notice signs to make them easier to identify and to provide more details. Residents may start to notice the news signs as they roll out over the next few months. Read on...
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    Community Nominations Sought for Police Service Awards, Deadline is March 31

    The Durham Police Department welcomes nominations from the community for two of its Service Awards that recognize commendable law enforcement and public safety service. The submission deadline is March 31. Read on...
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    City of Durham to Perform Temporary Water Disinfection Changeover

    Water customers may notice a slight change in the taste or smell of their tap water through the month of March as the Water Management Department performs its annual water treatment disinfection changeover process starting February 28 and ending April 13. Read on...
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  1. Mar 31

  2. CANCELED - Carolina Theatre Board of Trustees

  1. Apr 1

  2. CANCELED - Joint City-County Planning Committee

  3. CANCELED - Environmental Affairs Board

  4. CANCELED - Racial Equity Task Force

  1. Apr 2

  2. Durham Human Relations Executive Committee Tele-Conference Meeting

  3. CANCELED - Durham City-County Planning Department's Planning Academy Session #2

  4. CANCELED - Durham Open Space and Trails Equity Committee

  1. Apr 3

  2. CANCELED - Executive Committee of the Durham Homeless Services Advisory Committee

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