Council unanimously approved $13.7 million in street repairs and infrastructure contracts, plus $2.78 million for fire trucks and $380,000 for emergency shelter funding.
Council unanimously approved $13.7 million in street repairs, $2.78 million for fire trucks, and $380,000 for emergency shelter funding.
Council adopted new watershed protection regulations for the Eno River District A2, restricting development within a half-mile of the city's water intake at Tier Quarry.
Council Member Chelsea Cook was sworn in as Ward 3's new representative, replacing a vacancy on the council.