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Top News Items |
- Weaver Street Reconstruction
Project Information - Weaver Street is Now Open to Pedestrian and Motorized Traffic!
- Media
Release 1/23/12
- Town of Carrboro Phase 1B Sidewalk Project – Elm Street (SR-5001 AE) - Sealed Bids Will Be Received
- Carrboro Police Department -Notice of Disposal of Bicycles - donated to charitable organizations
- The Town of Carrboro Public Works Department will collect Christmas trees and wreaths on the regular yard waste collection schedule. Residents may place the trees curbside on the day of collection. All lights, ornaments, decorations, tinsel, stands, and any other noon-vegetative items must be removed before placing it on the curb. Artificial trees being discarded should be disassembled and placed in the garbage container. For more information, contact the Public Works department at 919-918-7425.
- Press
Release - Lovetown, USA Selection
- Request For Qualifications (RFQ): The Town of Carrboro desires to engage qualified private engineering firms (PEFs) to provide construction engineering and inspection (CEI) services for the Wilson Park multi-use path (NCDOT TIP PROJECT U-4726 DC)
- Opportunity
to Comment on Carrboro Transportation Priorities
- Press
Release: Annual
Residential Loose Leaf Collection Starts on November
1st
- CARRBORO
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
- Energy
Efficiency Revolving Loan Approved
- Duke
Energy Incentive Announced
- Residential
Energy Audit Subsidies Available
- Social Media Community
Guidelines
- NLC
Prescription Discount Card Program
- Carrboro
Receives Grant to Promote Healthy Environments and
Active
Lifestyles
- Carrboro
Transportation Projects Moving Forward with Help from
Economic Stimulus Funds
- CAROLINA NORTH -
- Help A Family In Need - Taste
of Hope Customer Assistance Program for OWASA customers
- OWASA
Water Watch
- Water Conservation Information
- OWASA
water conservation information
- NC
Drought Management Council website
- Click
here for the Carrboro Fire-Rescue Department’s free
smoke alarm and child car seat installation programs
- Shared Ride Transit Services
- Sidewalk Bond Projects
- List of Official Town Holidays
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| Taste of Hope Customer Assistance Program
for OWASA customers |
The Town of Carrboro encourages you to sign up as a donor in the Taste of Hope Program for Orange Water and Sewer Authority (OWASA) customers.
When you become a Taste of Hope donor, your monthly OWASA bill will be rounded up to the nearest dollar, and the added amount will go to the Inter-Faith Council to help low and moderate income families who are unable to pay their OWASA bills.
You may also contribute directly to the IFC if you do not receive OWASA bills or want to give a larger amount. |
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For more information, please click the graphic to the above right or follow the link below:
http://www.owasa.org/customerService/taste-of-hope.aspx |
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| Shared Ride Transit Services |
The Town of Carrboro works with Chapel Hill Transit to provide Shared Ride on-demand transit services to areas of Carrboro that do not have fixed-route bus service.
Click here for more information:
http://www.ci.chapel-hill.nc.us/index.aspx?page=749
Two types of Shared Ride services will be provided in Carrboro: Feeder Service and Evening/Sunday Service.
- Feeder Service, which is provided at no charge between 6:45 am and 6:15 pm on weekdays, provides trips between designated bus stops in the “feeder” zones and the nearest bus route or to another “feeder” zone.
- Evening/Sunday Service is provided to areas that do not have regular evening, Saturday, and Sunday bus service and requires that users pay with Chapel Hill Transit bus tickets (tickets can be purchased at Carrboro Town Hall and other locations).
Funding for the enhanced transit services are being provided through federal Congestion Mitigation / Air Quality (CMAQ) funds and a 50 percent local match from the Town of Carrboro.
To view the map of Carrboro feeder zones and transfer points, click HERE.
For more information, please contact Carrboro Planning at at 918-7324. |
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Sidewalk Bond Projects |
The Town of Carrboro has identified the Phase 1 sidewalks to be funded from the bond referendum approved by voters on November 4, 2003.
- For more information, please click HERE.
- For a map showing the location of the Phase 1 Sidewalk Bond Projects, please click HERE.
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| List of Official Town Holidays |
In observance of these occasions the town hall, century center, and public works offices will be closed. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. |
| Holiday (for 7/1/2010-6/30/2011) |
Date Observed |
| Independence Day |
July 4 (Monday) |
| Labor Day |
September 5 (Monday) |
| Thanksgiving |
November 24, 25 (Thursday, Friday) |
| Christmas |
December 22, 23, 26 (Thursday, Friday, Monday) |
| New Year's Day |
January 2 (Monday) |
| Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.s Birthday |
January 16 (Monday) |
| Easter Friday |
April 6 (Friday) |
| Memorial Day |
May 28 (Monday) |
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