Join us for a Holiday Waste-Less Crafternoon at Oden Brewing December 10th 6-7pm Get creative as we decorate wooden holiday ornaments and explore simple, fun ways to reduce waste. Registration required. https://t.co/8JyVjijzeW 1/2 Off Wine The Chickpea Food Truck 5-9pm

We hope everyone has a fun & safe Halloween! If you find yourself with quite a bit of candy laying around... don't recycle candy wrappers, plastic pumpkins (& other plastic bags), or costumes/masks. For info, dwnld GSO Collects App & use the Waste Wizard

Spooky! Don't give us a scare when we look in your recycling cart. 🎃

Know Your Flood Hazard in Greensboro! Every year, flooding can cause a significant amount of property damage. You can help protect your property and family by being prepared. Check if you live in a flood zone: Call 336-373-2055 or visit https://t.co/DygRQHBmwm.

As a reminder, the Lake Townsend Kayak Cleanup, previously scheduled for this Tuesday, September 16, has been canceled.

Visit https://t.co/5MGLr7Ujl5 to learn more about lane and road closures and subscribe to receive email notifications about upcoming work on City streets.

For water and sewer emergencies, including main breaks and sewer stoppages, or changes in taste, odor, or color of drinking water, call Water Resources 24-hour Dispatch at 336-373-2033.

900 Block Josephine Boyd Street Closure Underway The 900 block of Josephine Boyd Street at Campus Drive has one northbound lane closed due to an 8-inch water main break. Work is expected to be completed, and the lane reopened, by 5 pm today.

Road Closures Continue All eastbound lanes of E Bessemer Avenue between Yanceyville and Cypress streets are closed due to stormwater infrastructure repairs caused by previous main breaks. The estimated time for the lanes to reopen is 5 pm.

For water and sewer emergencies, including main breaks and sewer stoppages, or changes in the taste, odor, or color of drinking water, call Water Resources 24-hour Dispatch at 336-373-2033.

Visit https://t.co/5MGLr7Ujl5 to learn more about lane and road closures and subscribe to email notifications about upcoming work on City streets.

The job is part of the City’s ongoing Water Rehabilitation Program ( https://t.co/87NSNDnBGA), which is funded by water and sewer utility payments. For more information, contact City contractor Mainlining America at 336-825-0637.

On Mon, Sept 8, & continuing through Mon, Nov 24, Center St from Victory to Town Streets will have lane closures & delays from 7 am to 4 pm. See the map for locations. Signs and traffic cones will be in place please use alternate routes to avoid the areas.

If you notice discoloration or cloudy water coming from your tap after the repairs, run cold water for a few minutes through a faucet without an aerator, such as an outside spigot or bathtub, until clear. For emergencies, call Water Resources 24-hour Dispatch at 336-373-2033.

City crews will be on-site until repairs are completed, the lanes reopened, and service is restored, which is expected by 10 pm tonight. Signs and traffic cones are in place, and motorists are urged to use alternate routes to avoid the area. See the map below for location.

E Bessemer Avenue Closure Underway All eastbound lanes of E Bessemer Avenue between Yanceyville and Cypress Streets are closed due to, two 12-inch water main breaks. Approximately 25 customers are without water service. The estimated time of water service restoration is 10 pm.

Know your flood hazard: Your property may be in or near a flood zone. To find out, call Greensboro Water Resources at 336-373-2055 or visit https://t.co/w19ilOzX9B. 💡Flood alerts matter: Watch = Be ready to move to higher ground. Warning = Move to higher ground immediately!

⚠️Register for (G.E.A.N.I.) to receive alerts at https://t.co/4z8jZsWzCz.

Protect Your Property from Flooding - Find out if you live in a flood zone: https://t.co/w19ilOzX9B - Purchase flood insurance: learn more at https://t.co/edWA33MRFV - Elevate your utilities. - Remember: “Turn around, don’t drown.” - Report blockages: https://t.co/Z0s4m4Hx1h

Did you know that September is National Preparedness month? Stay prepared! Find out the flood hazard for your property by visiting https://t.co/w19ilOzX9B. Did you know the City provides flood zone determinations? Contact Water Resources at 336-373-2055 to learn more!