Greensboro, NC

Playwright Ian Hairston Begins Residency at the Hyers July 11-24

The residency will culminate with performances of Hairston’s new play, “Messy Millennials: Starter Pack.”

Depot Customer Service Hours Temporary Change

City Delays Cart Roll Back Enforcement

Enforcement will begin in 120 days.

2021 Annual Drinking Water Quality - Consumer Confidence Report Available to Customers

Visit www.greensboro-nc.gov/CCR to access the report.

Creative Greensboro Accepting Applications for Artist Residency Program

Residents receive no-cost access to the 800-square-foot studio space, dedicated marketing support, and compensation of $300 per week.

Kaleab Kurtz Begins New Film Residency at the Hyers Through July 10

The film will be screened July 9 and 10.

City Begins Enforcement of Cart Roll Back on July 1

Follow this rule when setting out your trash and recycling carts.

City of Greensboro Announces Independence Day Closures and Changes

Solid waste collections will change, and some City facilities will be closed.

Alamance Church Road and Murrow Boulevard Closures Begin June 27

Visit www.greensboro-nc.gov/RoadProjects to subscribe to receive email notifications about upcoming work on City streets.

Parks and Recreation Month Features Tie Dye Event, Adult Recess, Lakeside Movie and More

Join us.

Human Rights Commission Hosts Monthly Meeting Online July 7

Participants and the public can join the meeting via Zoom at 6 pm.

Library Offers Workshop on Mental Health in Youth

In partnership with the Kellin Foundation, the Greensboro Public Library is offering several free Mental Health workshops called Diving Into Diagnosis this summer.

W. Meadowview Road Closure Due to Sewer Repair Set for June 23

The job is expected to be completed by 5 pm Thursday, June 23.

Streets Closed as Resurfacing Projects Continue June 23-29

Visit www.greensboro-nc.gov/RoadProjects to receive email notifications about upcoming work on City streets.

Greensboro Ranked 27th in WalletHub Best-Run Cities in America Study

Greensboro ranks particularly high in total budget per capita, quality of services, financial stability and education.

City Council Approves Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Budget

The budget includes a City property tax rate of 63.25 cents per $100 property valuation.

June 21 City Council Recap

At its June 21 meeting, the Greensboro City Council adopted the $688 million budget for Fiscal Year 2022-2023, which begins July 1.

State Street Water Rehabilitation Project Lane Closures Begins June 20

Work is expected to end by 4 pm Monday, July 25.

City of Greensboro Pledges to Save the Monarch Butterfly

Parks and Recreation supports monarch butterflies by maintaining pollinator gardens throughout the city.

Join these City of Greensboro Sponsored Juneteenth Events

Admission is free.