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Recent News About City of Concord
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Dogs’ Day Out Festival Returns October 21
The 20th Annual Dogs’ Day Out Festival is set to return on Saturday, October 21 at Les Myers Park in Concord. The event promises a day filled with fun activities for the whole family, including furry companions who are up-to-date on their vaccinations.This year, the festival will feature a variety of attractions aimed at both dogs and their human companions. According to the organizers, "Proceeds from the festival benefit the Concord Youth Council." In addition, a new feature will be introduced, as stated by the Concord Youth Council, "We will be selling dog bandanas and...
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Concord announces closures and service changes for Labor Day
City of Concord government offices will not be open on Monday, September 4, 2023, in observance of Labor Day.
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Concord Police Chief Gary Gacek announces retirement after distinguished career
After more than eight years leading the Concord Police Department, Chief Gary Gacek is retiring from his 33-year career in law enforcement.
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Alicia Broadway honored with prestigious Jo Atwater Award by City of Concord
The City of Concord has awarded Alicia Broadway the 2023 Jo Atwater Continuous Core Values award, recognizing her dedication and service to colleagues and residents.
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George Liles Pkwy sees temporary lane closure due to pavement replacement
On Monday, July 24, contract crews hired by the City of Concord will start work to replace pavement at the intersection of George Liles Parkway and Roberta Farms Court SW.
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Concord announces closures and schedule changes for Independence Day
The City of Concord has announced the closure of its government offices on Tuesday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.
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City of Concord opens applications for annual citizen education program
The City of Concord has opened applications for the 2023 Concord 101 course, an educational program aimed at helping citizens understand their local government.
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Join Us in Downtown Concord for the 3rd Annual Concord International Festival
The streets of Downtown Concord will once again come alive with international flavors, music, dance and art during the 3rd Annual Concord International Festival on September 30, 2023. Join us as we celebrate the diverse cultures and rich traditions that make our city one of the best places to live, work, and visit! Sponsorships are available along with vendor, cultural booth, and volunteer opportunities. Applications are available online and close on September 1, 2023."Partnering with El Puente Hispano, we’re able to bring the world to one place. We invite everyone to...
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Concord proposes balanced FY23-24 budget without raising taxes
City Manager Lloyd Payne has presented the recommended budget for Fiscal Year 2023-2024 to the Mayor and City Council of Concord, North Carolina.
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Concord shifts to city-run waste services starting July
The City of Concord will take over garbage and recycling services starting July 1, 2023.
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Concord announces Memorial Day closures and service changes
The City of Concord has announced the closure of its government offices on Monday, May 29, in observance of Memorial Day.
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'Model' Concord Police Officer Honored with Eury Award
Captain Larry Hubbard has been recognized as an exemplary figure in law enforcement, with Concord Police Chief Gary Gacek praising him for his leadership, valor, and dedication to protecting the community. Chief Gacek spoke at the Peace Officers Memorial where Hubbard was awarded the prestigious Robert J. Eury Memorial Award. Hubbard's commitment to service dates back to the early days of his 30-year career, marked by acts of bravery and selflessness.Reflecting on Hubbard's character, Chief Gacek commended him for always going above and beyond to help others, stating,...
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Special Law Enforcement Day & Peace Officers Memorial Ceremony in Cabarrus County
Join us Friday, May 5, for a special Law Enforcement Day & Peace Officers Memorial ceremony in partnership with Cabarrus County Government. During the ceremony, officials will honor Cabarrus County's fallen officers and present the 2022 Robert J. Eury Award to a veteran law enforcement officer with at least 20 years of experience who demonstrates true commitment to the profession service to the community. There will be three ways to catch this special event.Join us in person at 10:45 A.M. at the Cabarrus County Fallen Law Enforcement Officers Memorial at the corner if...
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Concord appoints Michael Hausler as first IT director
The City of Concord has announced the appointment of Michael Hausler as its first Information Technology Director, effective May 1, 2023.
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City Services Holiday Schedule and Bunny Run 5K & Festival
City of Concord government offices will be closed on Friday, April 7, for Good Friday, as confirmed by the City of Concord. For those still seeking family-friendly activities for the weekend, the annual Bunny Run 5K & Festival in Downtown Concord on Saturday, April 8, is an inviting option.According to the City of Concord, city services such as garbage and recycling will operate normally during this period. However, bulk and yard waste collection will run on a condensed holiday schedule, with Thursday and Friday customers being serviced on April 6. Customers are advised...
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House fire causes $120k damage; Union Street partially closed
The Concord Fire Department responded to a house fire on Union Street South at around 2:35 p.m. on March 21, 2023.
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Spring cleaning at Concord cemeteries starts March 27
The City of Concord Buildings and Grounds Department, Cemetery Division, is set to commence its annual spring cleaning at Oakwood Cemetery, Rutherford Memorial Cemetery, and West Concord Cemetery on March 27.
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City Council dissolves task force due to lack of cooperation from Barber-Scotia College
Six years ago, the City Council formed the Barber-Scotia Community Task Force to work with college leadership, alumni, and the community on a revitalization plan for Barber-Scotia College.
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Concord hosts free virtual workshop on housing rights for landlords
The City of Concord, one of North Carolina's rapidly expanding urban areas, is addressing housing challenges by providing educational opportunities to landlords and property managers.
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Concord seeks members for new public art commission
The City of Concord is inviting individuals passionate about the arts to join its newly established Public Art Commission.