Greensboro, NC

Red Cross Shelter to Close April 26

Together with community partners we will continue to assist the last few remaining shelter residents to transition out of the shelter.

Parks and Recreation Seeks Partners for New Programs

The deadline to submit a proposal is 5 pm, Friday, May 25. The department will host an information meeting April 30.

Greensboro City Council Authorizes Parking Deck Settlement Agreements

Once finished, the parking deck will provide an additional 850 public parking spaces to accommodate downtown businesses and visitors.

Neighborhood Development Seeks Contractors for Tornado Repairs

Contractors who want to be placed on a list of eligible and interested contractors should contact Neighborhood Development.

Electrical Permit Fees Waived for Tornado Victims

To assist storm victims, the City is waiving the electrical permit fees associated with the restoration of power.

Tornado Support: Financial Donations Preferred

"People have given so generously, our warehouse space is reaching capacity."

City Honors Special Olympian Marty Sheets April 28 with Streets Signs on DeSoto Place

Sheets, a life-long resident of DeSoto Place, is an accomplished swimmer, weight lifter, skier, tennis player, and golfer.

Tornado Recovery Update for April 23

Here are the latest resources available to residents, requests for volunteers and donated items, and the City cleanup response.

May 9 Police Community Review Board Meeting Canceled

PCRB serves the City as a neutral third party ensuring fair and transparent oversight of the police internal investigative process.

Warnersville Recreation Center Hosts Mom and Son Date Night May 4

There will be music, a photo session, dinner and a special ceremony to honor mothers.

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.