Greensboro, NC

City Opening Two Disaster Relief Centers Monday, April 23

Staff will be on hand to assess housing needs for those impacted by the storm.

Tornado Recovery Efforts Update for April 20

“The compassion, caring, and willingness to help our neighbors in this time of need has been truly overwhelming,” said Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan.

City Council Organizing April 21 School Supply Drive

Help fill the bus from 8:30 am to 5 pm at one of four convenient locations.

City Offering Parking & Shuttles for Weekend Volunteers

The locations will be open from 7 am to 5 pm on Saturday, April 21 and from 11 am to 5 pm on Sunday, April 22.

City Releases Updated Downtown Parking Review

The City commissioned Kimley-Horn, a professional transportation and parking consulting firm.

April 18 Storm Recovery Update

Staff from across the City and partner agencies continued to make progress on storm recovery efforts.

Three Major Streets Remain Partially Closed As Storm Response Continues

Six thoroughfares were able to reopen today, but major and smaller roads will continue to be closed.

Disaster Resource Center Opening April 19

Staff will be on hand to perform an initial needs assessment of the community.

City and Guilford County Release Preliminary Damage Numbers from Tornado

Of the structures hit, 199 are either completely destroyed or suffered major damage.

Next City Council Meeting is April 24

A council work session begins at 3 pm, followed at 5:30 pm by the regular meeting.

Update on Continued Progress after April 15 Tornado

The White Street Landfill will operate seven-days-a-week until otherwise noted.

Yard Waste Rules Relaxed, Landfill Fees Waived for Post-Storm Cleanup

Yard waste rules will be eased for eastern Greensboro homes. Landfill yard waste fees will be waived for all City residents.