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Greensboro Council Approves Budget Amendment for Pavement Repairs
The July 7 vote directs additional city resources to pavement repairs in multiple neighborhoods, changing how residents experience daily travel on local roads.
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Greensboro Benchmarks Transit and Housing Spending Against 12 Peer Cities
A city-commissioned policy review puts Greensboro's municipal spending and service delivery under a comparative lens, with findings expected to shape the mayor's budget priorities through fiscal year 2027.
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Greensboro Restricts Access to Infrastructure Plans With New ID Requirements
Greensboro residents and licensed professionals must submit approval forms and identification before obtaining water, sewer, stormwater or roadway infrastructure details under the city's current security rules.
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Greensboro Approves Transit Funding, East-Side Rezoning; Randleman Road Residents Wait
Tuesday's council session delivered new bus service dollars and a major east-side development approval, but residents near Randleman Road say their infrastructure concerns were deferred again.
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Greensboro Raises Property Taxes, Cuts Budget for 2026-27
New adjustments to Greensboro’s city budget and property tax rates will influence local services and household expenses starting July 2026.
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Greensboro Mayor's Budget Plan Delivers Road Repairs, Extended Library Hours by 2028
Residents will see the first new sidewalks and extended library hours by early 2028, according to the city manager’s implementation schedule.
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Greensboro Council Delays 145-Acre Annexation, Tightens Resident Comment Rules
The September 16, 2025 meeting postponed three annexation and zoning items covering more than 145 acres while spelling out three-minute speaking limits and decorum standards that shape how Greensboro residents can influence local land decisions.
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Greensboro Limits Weekly Trash for Apartments, Raises Disposal Costs
City rules on container sizes and private-property collection fees shape disposal costs for Greensboro residents living in multi-unit buildings.
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Greensboro City Council Approves Zoning Ordinance Changes for Mixed-Use Projects
The July 9 vote sets new density rules that apply directly to building permits in central Greensboro neighborhoods.