Tour Swann Water Treatment Plant
Residents of Forsyth County and beyond have the opportunity to explore the inner workings of the Swann Water Treatment Plant this Forsyth Creek Week. The plant is opening its doors for a free tour, welcoming visitors of all ages to witness the meticulous process that ensures the delivery of safe drinking water throughout the region.The tour, scheduled for Tuesday, March 19 at 5:30 p.m., will not only provide an up-close look at the facility but also introduce attendees to the dedicated team behind the scenes. As highlighted by the organizers, the local tap water has been...
Closure of Spruce Street on Tuesday, March 19
Spruce Street between W. Fourth and W. Fifth streets in Winston-Salem will be temporarily closed on Tuesday, March 19, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The closure is necessary for the installation of HVAC roof units at Link Apartments.Those seeking further information about the closure are encouraged to reach out to CityLink at CityLink@CityOfWS.org or by calling (336) 727-8000. Additional contact methods can be found on the City of Winston-Salem's website at CityOfWS.org/CityLink. Residents are also advised to subscribe to the Alert Center and News Flash on CityOfWS.org/NotifyMe...
System-Wide Sewer Rehabilitation Project in Winston-Salem Faces Temporary Closure
Winston-Salem, Mar 18, 2024 - Work on the ongoing System-Wide Sewer Rehabilitation project in Winston-Salem is set to continue, with a temporary closure affecting commuters in the area. A westbound lane on Hanes Mall Boulevard will be closed between Brookview Hills Boulevard and Highland Oaks Drive on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting Monday, March 18.According to a statement released today, the closure is expected to last until Friday, March 22, weather permitting. The contractor overseeing the project will be handling all traffic control, and drivers are advised...
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Residents Invited to Forward 2045 Public Input Meetings
Residents of Winston-Salem, North Carolina have been invited to participate in a series of public input meetings regarding land use preferences for the upcoming comprehensive plan, Forward 2045.The Planning and Development Services Department is organizing five sessions where citizens can provide feedback on land use preferences for areas adjacent to neighborhoods, rural areas, and new beltway interchanges. These inputs will be crucial in shaping the land use policy recommendations for Forward 2045.According to the announcement, the meetings are designed to allow...
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System-Wide Sewer Rehabilitation Project in Winston-Salem to Cause Lane Closure
Work continues on the System-Wide Sewer Rehabilitation project in Winston-Salem as a lane closure is scheduled to take effect on Hanes Mall Boulevard. According to the announcement, a westbound lane on Hanes Mall Boulevard will be closed between Brookview Hills Boulevard and Highland Oaks Drive on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting Monday, March 11. The closure is expected to last until Friday, March 15, weather permitting. The contractor overseeing the project will handle all traffic control, and drivers are advised to consider alternative routes during this period.
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Sewer System Cleaning Overnight in Kernersville
A contractor will be conducting cleaning and inspection of the wastewater system overnight in Kernersville starting Sunday, March 10, at 7 p.m. through 5 a.m. the following morning. Work is expected to be completed by Friday, March 15, at 5 a.m.Three specific streets in Kernersville will be affected by this project. According to the announcement, a single lane will be closed for brief periods overnight on the following streets:- Oakhurst Street between Kerner and Baxter streets- Linville Road between Salem Park and Sun Valley Lane- Salisbury Street between Salem...
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Second Round of Forward 2045 Public Outreach Meetings Scheduled for March
Planning and Development Services is holding a second round of public outreach meetings for Forward 2045, our new comprehensive plan. The meetings will specifically address land use policy recommendations with questions centered around land use preferences for land adjacent to neighborhoods and within key areas such as activity centers, rural areas, and the new beltway interchanges. The meetings will be drop-in so residents can come any time during the two-hour meeting to provide input. For more information about the plan please visit www.forward2045.com.
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City Council Approves Natural Landscape Area Ordinance
The Winston-Salem City Council has recently given the green light to an ordinance allowing residents to establish natural landscape areas in their yards using native and/or pollinator-friendly plants. The implementation of these new rules is scheduled to commence on March 5, 2024.Sustainability Director Shaleen Miller highlighted the advantages of natural yards, stating, "They conserve water, reduce greenhouse gases by reducing the need to mow, encourage bees, birds and butterflies and in the long run, reduce the time a homeowner spends maintaining a traditional lawn."...
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Glenn Avenue Closed for Peters Creek Outfall Project
Winston-Salem residents are advised of a temporary road closure on Glenn Avenue as part of the Peters Creek Outfall project. According to a recent announcement, a contractor has shut down the thoroughfare between Trade Street and Patterson Avenue to facilitate essential improvements to the wastewater system. The closure is anticipated to last until Tuesday, March 5.In response to the street closure, motorists are urged to consider alternative routes during this period. The contractor overseeing the project will manage all traffic control, with detours in place to redirect...
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Reynolda Road Closure for Water System Improvements in Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem residents should be aware that Reynolda Road will face a temporary closure for water system improvements. The closure is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, March 4, and Tuesday, March 5, between Northwest Boulevard and West End Boulevard. This information was confirmed by city officials.During this period, detours will be operational to assist with traffic flow. Motorists are advised to seek alternative routes to avoid disruption. In light of the upcoming road closure, city officials emphasized the importance of planning ahead.For individuals...
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Brewer Road Closure for Wastewater System Improvements in Winston-Salem
A contractor will close Brewer Road to through traffic between Ethel Drive and Ridgeview Avenue in Winston-Salem weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting Thursday, Feb. 29, for improvements to the wastewater system. Work is expected to be completed by Friday, March 8. Motorists are encouraged to plan for alternate routes during this period.The closure is part of the ongoing efforts to enhance the wastewater system in the area. The contractor in charge of the project will be responsible for all traffic control, and detours will be in place to assist drivers affected by the...
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Tise Avenue in Winston-Salem Closed for Emergency Repairs
Winston-Salem, Feb 28 2024 - Tise Avenue in Winston-Salem is currently closed to through traffic between Kapp and Ontario streets for emergency repairs to the wastewater system. The work is expected to be completed by 4 p.m.City officials have put detours in place and are advising motorists to plan for alternate routes while the repairs are being carried out.In a statement, CityLink provided contact information for those seeking more details: "For more information, contact CityLink at citylink@cityofws.org, call 336-727-8000 or use any method on cityofws.org/citylink....
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May Street in Winston-Salem Closed for Water and Sewer Installation
Winston-Salem residents are advised of a temporary road closure on May Street for essential infrastructure work. According to the announcement, "A contractor has closed the 4000 block of May Street between Gossett and McCanless streets in Winston-Salem, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Wednesday, Feb. 28, for water and sewer installation." The closure is necessary to facilitate the completion of crucial water and sewer infrastructure upgrades in the area.The responsibility for the road closure lies with the contractor overseeing the project. Detour signs have been put in...