If you’re interested in highway, bicycle, multi-use paths, and transit projects for our region, you’re invited to give your feedback in an online survey on different scenarios of our future transportation system. The survey is open through September 15. Read on...
Following the application period, 11 police chief applicants have been selected to move to the next step in the process. Applicants will undergo further screening to identify 3-5 candidates for interviews, with a goal of filling the position by Sept/Oct. Read on...
The new 14 court facility will allow Durham Parks and Recreation (DPR) to host sanctioned pickleball tournaments, clinics, lessons, ladder play, and open play. A tournament will be held July 30 - August 1 to raise funds for the facility lighting. Read on...
Durham organizations that help homeless residents are invited to apply by August 20 for grant funding for programs including street outreach, emergency shelter operations and services, homeless prevention, rapid re-housing, and HMIS implementation. Read on...
The City of Durham announced the launch of its Forever Home, Durham website, highlighting developments of the historic $160 million affordable housing program. Read on...
Now is your chance to provide input on Durham Transit Plan projects and service improvements. Take the online survey by August 20 to help decide how to expand and prioritize the public transportation network over the next 20 years. Read on...
If your organization is interested in hosting a special event or festival in the Bull City, the City’s Cultural and Public Art Program is now seeking creative and innovative proposals for cultural and arts festivals and special events. Read on...
City Manager Wanda Page has named Ryan Smith as the director of the new Community Safety Department. Smith has previously worked in a variety of roles at the City including director of the Innovation Team that has focused on criminal justice reform. Read on...
As the City of Durham begins its assessment of the condition of all City-owned streets, residents may soon see mobile data collection vehicles cruising their neighborhoods. The project is expected to begin on July 6 and finish by the end of October 2021. Read on...
The development of Durham’s new Comprehensive Plan is well underway, and the City wants to make sure that all residents are involved. In this episode, host Beverly Thompson talks to the Planning Department to learn more about the plan and the process. 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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