The City's second round of participatory budgeting will look a bit different in an effort to respond to the community's COVID-19 needs. Residents can help identify funding priority areas through an online survey open through February 14. Read on...
Following his pledge to review use-of-force policies in response to the 8 Can’t Wait initiative, Mayor Schewel is proud to announce that DPD is in full compliance with the 8 Can’t Wait standards and has been certified by the organization. Read on...
Join us for our monthly history series with a focus on Durham's historically Black neighborhoods. This month learn about Brookstown, a neighborhood near the West End that was destroyed by the Durham Freeway (147). Read on...
Small business owners and professionals with an interest in contracting with public agencies and construction companies are invited to learn about bonding and insurance requirements and best practices in public and private contracting. Read on...
Five local and regional artists have prepared designs for new crosswalk art that will make West Club Boulevard safer, and the community is invited to vote online for their top choice through February 1. Read on...
The City of Durham Public Works Department will soon begin a construction project to replace an aging stormwater culvert within the Odyssey Drive right-of-way. The roadway section will be closed for seven months beginning February 1. Read on...
Local startups and entrepreneurs looking for a way to develop and test their products and services may now apply for the 2021 Innovate Durham program. Applications will be accepted through Monday, February 15. Read on...
More than 1,000 people shared their visions for how Durham should grow and the City-County Planning Department is now sharing this input through its draft community objectives. View the objectives and give feedback through February 19. Read on...
Beginning early January 2021, there will be a number of free ways for residents to dispose of their live Christmas trees. View details for curbside and drop off options, and how to prepare your tree for disposal. Read on...
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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