If you’re interested in helping to shape our region’s transportation future, give feedback through October 13 on proposed highway, transit, bicycle, and pedestrian improvements in the U.S. 15-501 corridor between Durham and Chapel Hill. Read on...
The Neighborhood Improvement Services Department will host a series of FREE classes to educate community organizations on the City's contracting processes and how to become a partner in engaging Durham's underserved neighborhoods and communities. Read on...
DPR will offer a remote learning support program and after school program for youth ages 5-12 to provide a fun, safe, and productive learning experience for participants amid COVID-19. Both programs start Sept. 14 at various recreation centers in Durham. Read on...
Residents of Alma, Benjamine, Spruce, Maple, and Taylor streets will soon have more options to enjoy the outdoors through the City’s Shared Streets pilot project thanks to a recent grant to help fund a program specifically for their East Durham community. Read on...
Residents who want to learn about the efforts to improve the New Hope Creek and Little Creek watersheds in Durham are invited to a virtual public information session later this month, and a virtual survey to provide feedback. Read on...
College and high school students with an interest in public service and the arts now have the opportunity to serve on the Durham Cultural Advisory Board. Applications will be accepted through Sunday, October 18. Read on...
The City has returned to regular water billing practices, and will resume cutoffs for nonpayment starting September 16. To remain operational, the City must receive water payments, and there are resources and options for those experiencing hardship. Read on...
Family and friends with loved ones buried in City cemeteries can give input on a public art amenities project that will create improved spaces for contemplation and reflection. Artist submission deadline is Sept. 7, and public input deadline is Oct. 23. Read on...
DPR in partnership with the Durham County Memorial Stadium will offer a series of free drive-in movies for residents to enjoy from the comfort of their car. Bull City Reels on Wheels will be held on August 29 and once a month through December. Read on...
This year’s sewer report covers the first three months of the pandemic, and we encourage you to take a look at the full document, which includes information on spills and overflows that occurred in FY 2020. Read on...
The 2020 Census counts every person living in the United States, and this information is used to determine how funding and resources are distributed to our community. Learn more and make sure you are counted.
The City's Strategic Plan sets out a common vision, a set of goals, and specific strategies to grow our community based on priorities that residents and businesses deem important.
ENGAGEDurham is a new initiative to ensure all Durham voices are involved in City and County projects. Find out how you can give input on our community's new comprehensive plan, transit plan, trail projects, and more.
The City's Strategic Plan sets out a common vision, a set of goals, and specific strategies to grow our community based on priorities that residents and businesses deem important.
ENGAGEDurham is a new initiative to ensure all Durham voices are involved in City and County projects. Find out how you can give input on our community's new comprehensive plan, transit plan, trail projects, and more.
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