In this City Update, Firefighter Everitte with the Fayetteville Fire Department talks about the dangers of burning leaves within the city limits.

In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we invite our colleagues at the Arts Council to share about some of the programs and services they provide the community and how they promote cultural and artistic opportunities for residents.

In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, public safety educators with the Fayetteville Fire Department along with Crime Prevention Specialists with the Fayetteville Police Department share some safety tips for this year's holiday season.

In this City Update, learn the latest on the construction of a new footbridge along the Cape Fear River that connects the two parts of the Cape Fear River Trail. Once completed, residents will be able to walk on a paved trail connecting the Cape Fear Botanical Gardens in the south to the Jordan Soccer Complex to the north near Methodist University.

City of Fayetteville loose leaf pickups will happen Monday, Nov. 23 – Friday, Feb. 19. Crews will start with the 28304 zip code. You can also see the loose-leaf pickup schedule at http://www.FayettevilleNC.gov/LeafSeason

In this City Update, learn more about what's in store for the 2nd Phase for NC Veterans Park.

In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Chief Hawkins with the Fayetteville Police Department comes on the show to talk about the recent racial equity training the department instituted for officers and the programs that strengthen their connections with the community.

For this episode of The Fayetteville 411, we invite several city employees, who are veterans, to share their experience serving in the US Armed Forces as well as their transition to working for the city.

In this City Update we talk about a popular holiday tradition here in Fayetteville, Dickens Holiday has traditionally taken place the day after Thanksgiving, but this year we will have a few changes due to Covid-19. We get all the details from Antonio Renteria from the Arts Council of Fayetteville-Cumberland County.

The City of Fayetteville podcast channel, Radio Fayetteville hosts the Fayetteville 411, an informative and timely show available on iTunes Podcast and Google Play Podcast. Stay up to date with what’s happening in your city with new shows updated weekly. Learn more at FayettevilleNC.gov/Podcast. This week, learn more about the upcoming electronic waste drive to help you safely dispose of electronics. Next week on November 11th, we will honor Veterans Day as we invite veterans to talk about the time in service.