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Chapel Hill is updating its Land Use Management Ordinance -- the laws that determine how people can build, what uses are allowed where, and our standards for design and environmental protection. Questions? Ideas? Come share!

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Early voting begins today in Chapel Hill and Carrboro. The @indyweek.bsky.social write up is very good.

Hello! Early voting starts at sites in Carrboro and Chapel Hill on Thursday. We want to make sure everyone who showed up at a #NoKings rally also votes in our local elections - which are super important! Make your voting plan.

The town of Chapel Hill’s Office of Mobility and Greenways is holding an open house this week to provide information regarding the towns upcoming projects

Someone has setup a copycat Venmo for Triangle Mutual Aid. Beware when giving. The real account has over 76 friends. What is wrong with people? 😡

Orange County, in collaboration with Carrboro, Chapel Hill and Hillsborough, has established a community giving fund to support recovery efforts for Tropical Storm Chantal. ℹ️ https://monkeylink.co/fbc4bb . . . #CarrboroNC #Chantal #NCWX

Tropical Storm Chantal Cleanup Hotline: (910) 218-1569 will connect you with volunteers from local relief organizations, community groups, and faith communities who may be able to assist with: muck out/trees/tarp/debris. All services are free, but service not guaranteed due to the overwhelming need.

As Chapel Hill continues to implement their “Everywhere to Everywhere” greenways project, one of the challenges is getting people to utilize bike and pedestrian transportation. That led to the establishment of the Chapel Hill E-Bike Lending Library.

It’s budget week in local government: town and county managers will be presenting their 2025-26 budget recommendations in Carrboro, Chapel Hill, Durham, and both Orange and Chatham Counties. Read our list of local government meetings here:

Pre-approved house plans have the potential to speed up the permitting process, easing the burden on city staff and local officials. But it’s not just about cutting red tape — they also create a shared vision between city officials and local builders.