Bull City Wrap

•The 2017 Fourth Quarter Crime Report shows there’s mixed news regarding crime in Durham.
•Durham is honoring this year’s winners of the Human Relations Advocacy Awards.
•The City wants to hear from all young people who want to have a voice in their local government.
•Find out how you can learn more about what the Durham Police Department is doing to keep residents safe.
•Mark your calendars now for Durham’s Earth Day Festival. Find out when it is and what’s on tap for the celebration.

- Find out what this year’s budget development guidelines from the Durham City Council prioritize for the community.
- Find out why stormwater control measures that are now moving forward throughout Durham are so important.
- Your vote is needed for the next ‘Meet Me at the Park’ project.
- The City is continuing its commitment to support affordable housing efforts. Plans for the Jackson/Pettigrew Street Development may be changing.

Miss an episode of Bull City Today, catch up on Bull City Wrap:
-It looks like a large majority of Durham’s residents truly enjoy living here. Find out how we know on.
-If you have a love for art and want to help others appreciate it as well, the City wants to hear from you. Find out why.
-The City is now offering professional development scholarships for cultural arts organizations. Find out who can apply.
-Find out how the City can help your neighborhood become a healthier place to live.

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•The City remains committed to working with small and minority-owned businesses as much as possible.
•The Police Department is celebrating women’s excellence and achievement in law enforcement.
•Find out how the City is paving the way for bicyclists and pedestrians on Carpenter-Fletcher Road.
•Find out why the City is continuing its financial support of two important cultural art programs.
•There are more developments to report with two public art projects in downtown.

•Planning for two sidewalk & bicycle projects in Durham is underway. Find out where they are & how you can give your input.
•Find out how you can learn more about protecting our waterways through Durham Creek Week.
•Two of the Downtown Durham SmART Vision Plan art projects are moving forward.
•The City now has a Sustainability Roadmap for Durham. Find out where it will lead us.
•Things are looking a little brighter in the Chapel Hill Street Parking Garage in downtown Durham. Find out why.

•Find out how you can weigh in on recommendations to improve the GoDurham Transit System.
•Plans to extend Woodcroft Parkway near Jordan High School are moving forward.
•Two significant waterline replacement projects are getting underway in the central part of Durham.
•Find out who will serve on the Mayor’s newly established Council for Women.
•Find out why the upcoming Youth Empowerment Summit is a must-attend event for young people between the ages of 8-11.