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Watch the latest episode of “In Touch with Durham County”! Host Deborah Craig-Ray welcomes Krystal Harris, Director of Community Intervention and Support Services, and introduces Seth Komansky, Durham County’s new Chief EMS Paramedic. Watch the full episode here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=OL-e...

Have your voice heard! We're developing a Bus Rapid Transit Vision Plan and need your input. Take our 2‑minute survey: durhambrtvision.com/spring-2026-.... Learn more and get updates at durhambrtvision.com. Questions? Email DurhamBRTVision@dconc.gov

Missed yesterday’s Durham Board of County Commissioners Regular Session? No worries! Catch up anytime by reading the latest BOCC Highlights on our website: dconc.gov/DurhamCo-New... Want to watch on demand? 💻 Stream on the Durham County Government website: dconc.gov/Board-of-Com...

The BOCC met yesterday, May 11. Missed the meeting? We’ve got you covered. Regular Session Highlights are posted on our website the day after each meeting, allowing you to quickly catch up on key decisions and discussions. Read the latest highlights: dconc.gov/DurhamCo-New...

🌀Hurricane Preparedness Week is May 3–9.🌀 It’s a reminder to get ready before a storm hits. Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, but it’s never too early to prepare. For more information about hurricanes and emergency preparedness, visit ReadyNC.org.

During National County Government Month, we’re sharing video shorts about Durham County programs. In this clip, Public Health’s Environmental Health Director Chris Salter highlights food inspections and how the team helps keep Durham safe through rules, permits, and education.

Severe weather is expected in our area today. Stay informed by signing up for Alert Durham to receive emergency and weather updates from Durham City/County Emergency Management. Register here: alertdurham.com.

The March 2026 'In Touch with Durham County' episode is live! This month, we’re talking about two topics and available resources that directly impact the community: mental health and the environment. 🎥 Watch the full episode here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJa9...

Don’t forget! Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday, March 8 at 2:00 a.m. ⏰ When you move your clocks forward one hour, take a moment to replace the batteries in smoke alarms that use replaceable batteries and test each alarm to make sure it’s working properly.