City of Greensboro

Politics & Government

Greensboro’s highest paid city employee probably isn’t who you think it is

2:43pm February 24, 2023

Greensboro’s highest-paid city employee doesn’t actually work at city hall. And yet, they still make more than many of the city’s top executives. That’s according to a WFDD review of publicly available salary data.

Guilford County School Board Member T. Dianne Bellamy Small

Greensboro to honor Guilford County School Board member as civil rights champion

4:33pm January 13, 2023

by Amy Diaz

The city of Greensboro will recognize Guilford County School Board member T. Dianne Bellamy Small on Monday for her civil rights advocacy work.

Economy

Home Repair Greensboro set to assist low-income homeowners

3:14pm December 12, 2022

by David Ford

Greensboro City Council has signed off on a new program to address the repair needs of low-income homeowners.

New Greensboro office puts focus on police alternatives

4:30pm October 11, 2022

by Paul Garber

Greensboro’s new Office of Community Safety (OCS) currently provides behavioral clinicians to serve alongside police officers on mental health calls.

Law Enforcement

Greensboro to hold three in-person community meetings for police chief search

3:28pm September 21, 2022

by Paul Garber

Greensboro will host a series of community input sessions as the city searches for a new police chief.

Greensboro's first chief sustainability officer discusses climate goals

4:22pm September 14, 2022

by Keri Brown

The City of Greensboro recently hired its first chief sustainability officer.

Greensboro reinforces safety ordinance with new signage

4:00pm August 31, 2022

by Keri Brown

The City of Greensboro installed new signs at busy intersections to help prevent panhandling or loitering in these areas. Advocates for the homeless say the signs are discriminatory.