Work will begin at 7 pm, and is expected to be completed at approximately 1 am on Wednesday, March 11.
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City of Lexington Responds to Audit Findings Highlighting General Fund and Utility Concerns
City Council is expected to review the audit and discuss the annual budget during tonight’s meeting.
Press Release: American Children’s Home to Break Ground on Major Water Line Replacement Project
The American Children’s Home will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on Saturday, November 8 at 10:00 a.m. to celebrate the start of a major water line replacement project that will modernize the campus infrastructure and support the Home’s mission of nurturing and empowering children across North Carolina.
Davidson County Celebrates Earth Day amidst EPA concerns
The Yadkin Riverkeeper, a local nonprofit working to protect the Yadkin Pee Dee River basin, has been stepping up its efforts this Earth Month.
City of Thomasville lifts water restrictions
The City of Thomasville announces the lifting of water restrictions previously implemented due to the freezing temperatures and related water utility challenges.
Update: Thomasville continues to ask residents to limit water usage
Officials say water issues could last a few days during extreme cold. Essential Water Use Guidelines are in place.
Alert: City of Thomasville requests limited water use
The City of Thomasville urgently requests your cooperation due to multiple water line breaks causing significantly reduced water availability
Alert: Crews working to repair water lines in Lexington
Impacted areas are: Hillcrest Drive, Chestnut Street, Hege Drive & Grimes Circle.
Water and oil leak caused S. Main St. closure
On Saturday, March 4, at 12:02 pm, Lexington Fire and Lexington Police Departments received a service call for a traffic accident.
$789.4 million in water and wastewater infrastructure funding
Governor Cooper on July 27th stated that communities statewide will receive $789.4 million for water infrastructure
Thomasville residents may see discolored water for a few days
Customers on the City of Thomasville water system may experience dingy water over the next few days due to naturally occurring sediment that has been stirred up in the distribution system.
City to vote on budget
The City of Lexington will vote on the Annual Budget Submission for Fiscal Year 2021-22 on Monday. The meeting agenda includes a summary from City Manager Terra Greene on Monday, May 24, 2021.