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City schedules community meeting on Bingham Park cleanup plan

City of Greensboro FYI Weekly · March 9, 2026
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Summary

Greensboro’s Parks & Recreation and Office of Sustainability and Resilience will present a remedial action work plan for Bingham Park on March 16 at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church; the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality will also hold a later community meeting and the park remains closed during planning.

City officials said they will present an update and remedial action work plan for Bingham Park on Monday, March 16, at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church (306 South English Street). The update is part of a cleanup process the city is coordinating while the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality reviews remediation plans; DEQ will also host a community meeting at a later date.

Officials said Bingham Park is closed to all activities while the city works through planning for cleaning the park and the former Hampton School site. The city did not provide a specific cleanup timeline or estimated costs during the program; residents were directed to the forthcoming community meetings for more detail.