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Durham County's Intersection Improvements at 15-501 and Garrett Road.

The board discusses the North Carolina Department of Transportation's plans for a grade change at the 15-501 and Garrett Rd intersection, approving easements for access roads. The consent agenda passed without opposition.
March 24th, 2025 •
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Durham Council Talks Wheels Joy and Budget Priorities
The council highlights Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month with a proclamation and personal stories, while also honoring the Girl Scouts for their community contributions. Mayor Williams introduces the Million Mile Club, recognizing bus drivers' safety achievements, and council members discuss budget priorities and the reopening of Wheels.
March 3rd, 2025 • By Alex Rosen
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Durham County's 2025 Reappraisal and Tax Relief Updates
The board discusses the 2025 general reappraisal update, highlighting significant increases in property values and tax relief programs. Public feedback is sought for the Fiscal Year 2026 Transit Work Plan, and applications open for the 2025 DCO Cares Recipient Organization.
February 10th, 2025 • By Alex Rosen
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Durham Schools Tackle Bus Crisis and Meet & Confer Policy
The board addresses the ongoing transportation crisis, highlighting the critical role of bus drivers and the challenges they face. Discussions also focus on the meet and confer policy, with differing views on union representation and employee inclusion. The board votes on family responsibility zones and express bus stops, aiming to improve service and end rotational coverage.
December 19th, 2024 • By Alex Rosen
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Durham Public Schools Board Faces Bus Crisis and Master's Pay Dilemma
The board addresses pressing issues including the bus driver shortage, with a focus on implementing a rotational coverage plan and improving communication with families. Students and social workers advocate for stronger climate policies and fair compensation for master's degrees, while financial challenges and the need for fiscal responsibility are debated in the context of the Master's pay initiative.
November 21st, 2024 • By Alex Rosen
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