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Council hears FY26 transit plan: fare‑free through June and first steps on Central Durham BRT
Council hears FY26 transit plan: fare‑free through June and first steps on Central Durham BRT
Parks seeks continued half‑penny funding, adds staff and requests CIP dollars for lead remediation work on former landfill sites
Parks seeks continued half‑penny funding, adds staff and requests CIP dollars for lead remediation work on former landfill sites
CIP recommendations: staff asks council for a small debt‑rate boost to restore project capacity; rail trail, lead remediation and emergency operations center in
CIP recommendations: staff asks council for a small debt‑rate boost to restore project capacity; rail trail, lead remediation and emergency operations center in
City staff to implement $21.90 Durham Minimum Livable Wage; step plan changes, merit and part‑time pay spark council debate
City staff to implement $21.90 Durham Minimum Livable Wage; step plan changes, merit and part‑time pay spark council debate
Sales tax growth cools; staff projects FY26 modestly above projected FY25 year‑end but below recent boom years
Sales tax growth cools; staff projects FY26 modestly above projected FY25 year‑end but below recent boom years
Large revaluation raises median home value; lower tax rate proposed still raises typical bill in dollars
Large revaluation raises median home value; lower tax rate proposed still raises typical bill in dollars
City manager presents FY26 budget with lower overall tax rate but pennies above revenue neutral for key funds
City manager presents FY26 budget with lower overall tax rate but pennies above revenue neutral for key funds
City to centralize engagement and equity work into new department; ADA and language‑access positions added
City to centralize engagement and equity work into new department; ADA and language‑access positions added