Watch our new Bull City Wrap to learn more about the temporary delay in the appointment process for filling the Ward 3 vacancy; a recap of the Durham Police Department’s Fourth Quarter Crime Report; details on the recently approved funding to help the Durham Housing Authority’s McDougald Terrace; and an update on the soon-to-start construction of Durham Parks and Recreation's new Hoover Road Athletic Park.

Watch our new Bull City Wrap to learn more about the temporary changes to the Durham Fire Department's emergency call responses due to COVID-19, our new small business resource website, and how the Durham Police Department's Recruiting Unit is still accepting applications.

Watch our new Bull City Wrap to learn more about the Ward 3 City Council vacancy application process, how to watch virtual City Council meetings and work sessions, and how the Durham Police Department is supporting autism awareness.

In this episode, learn more about suspended or changed City services due to COVID-19, and get more details on the recently combined and amended Stay-at-Home Order by the City and Durham County Government.

· In light of growing concerns regarding COVID-19, we’re taking proactive steps to reduce large gatherings of people to help minimize the potential spread of this virus.
· Our Durham Police Department is accepting nominations from the community for two of its service awards. Find out when nominations are due to recognize above-and-beyond service.
· Calling all Durham youth between the ages of 14 and 24. Applications are now being accepted for our YouthWork Internship Program.
· As you’re out and about, you may notice our new public notice signs. We’ll show you why they’re much more helpful for knowing what’s going on in your community.

· The Durham Expunction and Restoration (DEAR) Program is taking the next step toward becoming a permanent legal service offered to residents.
· The Durham Fire Department is continuing its work to make sure that the proper procedures are in place to help save as many lives as possible.
· The Durham Parks Foundation is celebrating five years of supporting a wide range of outdoor living opportunities in the Bull City.
· It may be a few months until summer gets here, but it’s already time to start thinking about Durham Parks and Recreation summer camps.
· The Durham Police Department is celebrating 11 new graduates.

· We now know what Mayor Steve Schewel’s priorities for Durham will be in the coming year. We have the highlights from his annual State of the City Address.
· If you’re interested in becoming a firefighter, the Durham Fire Department wants to hear from you. Find out why the time to act is now.
· Anyone wanting to help shape next year’s budget is invited to participate in the first-ever Durham Budget Academy. We’ll show you what it’s all about.
· If you’re a City of Durham water customer, you may notice a slight change in the taste and smell of your tap water throughout this month. Find out why.
· The City is being nationally recognized for its work to advance solar energy growth. We’ll show you what’s being done by the General Services Department to make it faster, easier, and more affordable for homes and businesses to go solar.

· The results of Durham’s 2019 Resident Satisfaction Survey are out. We’ll show you what most residents think about life in the Bull City. http://durhamnc.gov/199
· The Durham Fire Department’s partnerships with the Town of Chapel Hill and Town of Cary Fire Departments are helping to keep as many people safe as possible. http://durhamnc.gov/620
· Find out how the General Services Department is continuing its work to make sure that the City’s facilities are operating efficiently and sustainably. http://durhamnc.gov/822
· People living with HIV who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or do not have stable housing are receiving critical support from the Community Development Department and its partners. http://hudexchange.info/programs/hopwa
· The Community Development Department and Durham County are working together to make sure that people experiencing unsheltered homelessness are receiving the services and support they need. http://durhamcoc.org

Miss an episode of Bull City Today, catch up on Bull City Wrap:
· If you travel along East Main Street, you’ll want to check out the details on an upcoming re-striping project and submit your thoughts online.
· Our Fire Department can now help protect more low-income residents from carbon monoxide poisoning thanks to a recent donation from Kidde.
· Spring cleaning has come early for the McDougald Terrace and the Burton Park community. We’ll take you along on this recent community cleanup.
· Do you know of a property that you believe should be honored as part of Durham’s 2020 Golden Leaf Awards? We’ll show you how to submit a nomination.
· Our Water Management Department is encouraging you to take advantage of their toilet rebate program.