Having won city voters’ approval to issue $97 million in bonds to address infrastructure, housing and public safety concerns, the Fayetteville City Council on Monday began planning exactly how the money will be spent.
Michael Futch | Staff Writer
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City Council to discuss distribution plans for $97M in general obligation bonds
The Fayetteville City Council on Monday will hear from staff about the next steps related to the $97 million in general obligation bonds approved by city voters in November. The projects include …
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Manager announces Fayetteville police chief finalists
The Fayetteville city manager on Friday morning announced the two finalists to become the city’s next police chief and both are already familiar with the department and the community. City …
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Residents question whether ShotSpotter gunshot technology is right for Fayetteville
Cynthia Leeks says she thinks ShotSpotter is a good company, but she told representatives of the gunshot-detection business on Wednesday evening that the technology is not suitable for Fayetteville.
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PWC boosts monitoring, reviews security after damage to Moore County electrical substations
With an eye on neighboring Moore County, the Fayetteville Public Works Commission says it is increasing its monitoring, reviewing security procedures, and working with local authorities to ensure the delivery of services to customers.
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Board of Education subcommittee approves purchase of classroom materials
The curriculum committee of the Cumberland County Board of Education approved purchase agreements totaling about $8 million on Tuesday for services and goods with the educational supply companies …
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City Council interviews candidates for Fayetteville PWC board
Four of the five candidates who applied for the Fayetteville Public Works Commission board were interviewed by the City Council on Monday during its monthly work session.
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Fayetteville City Council to hear from PWC applicants
Members of the Fayetteville City Council on Monday are expected to hear from five applicants seeking a seat on the Public Works Commission Board. The City Council work session begins at 5 p.m. in …
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Fort Bragg Family of the Year recognized for service to nation, community
For Army 1st Sgt. Christopher Burlee and Maj. Sarah Burlee, serving their country and serving their community is just what they do. So they were both a bit surprised on Thursday when they were …
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City Council singles out 12 priority goals over the next year
Reducing gun violence and ensuring safe neighborhoods were among the priority goals identified Wednesday by the Fayetteville City Council on the last day of its two-day strategic planning …
