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While we watch for potential local impacts from Hurricane Isaias, the Town of Carrboro’s Public Works and Stormwater Management teams are making sure that culverts and storm drains are clear of debris to reduce flooding. Read on...

On Wednesday, members of the Carrboro Fire Rescue Department responded to multiple homes struck by lightning. Read on...

Together with our partners, the Town of Carrboro is responding to community needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more in this special issue of The Carrboro Courier. Read on...

The following is to provide an update and reminders regarding parks and recreational facilities. Read on...

Look for posters designed by Orange County artists Mike Benson, Marcela Slade, and Bob Goldstein. The poster designs depict cultural icons encouraging the public to wear a face covering. Read on...

Mayor Lydia Lavelle encourages all residents to reaffirm our commitment to accessibility and inclusiveness on Americans with Disabilities Act Day. 2020 marks the 30th anniversary! Read on...

A COVID-19 testing event will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, July 22, at Carrboro High School, 201 Rock Haven Road. Read on...

A Community Food Distribution event is scheduled for 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday, July 23, at Carrboro High School, 201 Rock Haven Road. Read on...

The Council approved Juneteenth as a Town holiday, approved a mural on Laurel Avenue in support of Black Lives Matter, and allocated $40,000 in CARES Act funds to nonprofits supporting households impacted by COVID-19. Read on...

Orange County has amended its emergency declaration to provide new standards for onsite consumption of food and beverages at restaurants, private clubs, and other food-service establishments. This change takes effect on Friday, July 10. Read on...

Mayor Lydia Lavelle will host a virtual gathering of community members for the 7th annual community reading of Frederick Douglass' essay, "The Meaning of the Fourth of July for the Negro." Join us for this Carrboro tradition at 12 noon on July 4th. shadowrocket安卓

The free webinar “Housing Discrimination: Know Your Rights” will be held from 7:30 to 8:45 p.m. Wednesday, July 15. Read on...

The following is an update on the 2020 Carrboro Music Festival. shadowrocket节点购买

The Town of Carrboro is relaxing rules temporarily to give businesses more flexibility in the use of private lands and the opportunity for increased use of and access to public spaces during the coronavirus pandemic. shadowrocket小火箭apk

The Town of Carrboro recognizes that in order to better serve our minority businesses, we need to learn about their needs and provide support. Read on...

The Carrboro Town Council met virtually Tuesday, June 23, to consider an agenda that includes the following highlights. Read on...

A new film offers a view into how a small southern town can create safe spaces while also calling into action the work that still needs to be done. Read on...

Are you new to bicycle riding? Join us for the "Bicycling Basics" webinar set for 1 to 2 p.m. Thursday, July 9. 下载shadowrocket

To protect pedestrians and cyclists during roundabout construction, the Frances Shetley Bikeway that leads from the Greensboro Street/Estes Drive intersection to Shelton Street will be closing from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays through June 29. Read on...

A moderated panel discussion on inequality, policing and injustice will be held online at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, June 25. Registration is required for this free event. Read on...

A Community Food Distribution event is scheduled for 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday, June 25, at Carrboro High School, 201 Rock Haven Road. Read on...

The Council adopted a resolution outlining next steps in advancing racial equity in law enforcement and public safety in Carrboro. Read on...

Mayor Lydia Lavelle proclaimed June as Immigrant Heritage Month 2020 in Carrboro at the Town Council’s meeting of Thursday, June 18. Read on...

We are pleased to announce a program honoring Juneteenth is now available. Current and former African American elected officials of Orange County have come together to share a Resolution in Recognition of 400 Years of the African American Story. Read on...

Mayor Lydia Lavelle has proclaimed June 22-28 as “Pollinator Week." Carrboro will kick off National Pollinator Week with a free virtual showing of Flight of the Butterflies. Read on...

Mayor Lydia Lavelle will host a virtual gathering of community members for the 7th annual community reading of Frederick Douglass' essay, "The Meaning of the Fourth of July for the Negro." Join us for this Carrboro tradition at 12 noon on July 4th. 下载shadowrocket

The Town of Carrboro is implementing a community mask/face coverings distribution plan developed with guidance from the Town Council. More...

We're pleased to announce Jon Hartman-Brown as our new Economic Development Director. More ...

The face covering requirement goes into effect on Friday. Mayor Lydia Lavelle thanks everyone for doing their part to keep us all safe. Read on...

The Council welcomed community members who shared their perspectives and experiences on how COVID-19 is affecting their lives. The Council is considering solutions and relief for vulnerable populations. This discussion will continue on June 9. Read on...

Join us to observe Gun Violence Awareness Day (June 5) and Wear Orange Weekend (June 5-7) in Carrboro to show your support for efforts to prevent the tragic effects of gun violence. Read on...

The Town of Carrboro is pleased to announce that 10 small businesses and non-profits will receive a total of $187,500 from a second round of funding to ease the economic impact of COVID-19. Read on...

Carrboro Mayor Lydia Lavelle and more than 70 other North Carolina mayors have issued a joint statement, condemning the actions of Minneapolis police officers in the killing of George Floyd. Read on...

The Town of Carrboro is pleased to partner with the Chapel Hill and Durham chapters of the National Organization for Women to present this virtual exhibit. Read on...

The Town of Carrboro Department of Recreation, Parks, & Cultural Resources has created a webpage for virtual programming and distance learning opportunities. The purpose of the page is to provide a variety of programs and activities for participants to Read on...

In December 2019, Google Fiber started construction in the Town of Carrboro. Throughout this process, residents can expect to see Google Fiber crews in various permitted areas. Read on...