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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in High Point public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Facility Relocation
High Point's Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center is relocating right next to the Oakview Recreation Center. Because of the move, the facility will be completely closed from October 19 through November 6.
Meeting Schedule
Want to know when your local leaders are meeting? Check out the latest High Point City Council schedule so you can stay informed or share your thoughts at the next gathering.
Replacement Transit Vehicle Procurement
High Point is teaming up with Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Burlington, and PART to let riders use a single transit card across all regional bus systems.
Downtown Social District Boundary Expansion
Downtown's social district is expanding to include Smitty and Pearl's, giving visitors more space to enjoy outdoor dining and beverage strolls starting September 1.
Major Watershed Variance for Gallimore Dairy Road Development
Koury NST, LLC is requesting a major watershed variance to address surface water buffer impacts from stream relocation and fill at 501 Gallimore Dairy Road. The case tests the city's watershed protection standards and mitigation requirements for commercial properties in the City Lake General Watershed area.
Community Engagement and Municipal Branding
The City is partnering with a local printer, 725 Print Lab, to sell official branded merchandise online. The pilot program gives the City 10 percent of gross sales without the headache of managing inventory.
Population Growth
High Point is booming, officially ranking as one of the fastest-growing spots in North Carolina. That means a wave of new development is coming, and the city is going to have to scramble to keep up with roads and infrastructure.