It’s here and full of great information! Make sure you get your planner out and mark down the dates and deadlines! Click HERE for the December 2021 KTCOG Newsletter.
Category Archives: Planning
Resurfacing Projects Awarded for Durham, Vance and Warren Counties
RALEIGH – Thanks to three new contracts recently awarded by the N.C. Department of Transportation, totaling more than $8.1 million, about 54.5 miles of area roadway will be resurfaced.
- Under a $3.3 million contract, Fred Smith Company of Raleigh will mill and resurface pavement and improve shoulders along 16.6 miles of state-maintained roads in northern Durham County and about a quarter mile of two roads in Orange County. Some of the roads to be resurfaced are Glenn Road, Hamlin Road and Dearborn Drive.
- Under a $2.7 million contract, Carolina Sunrock of Raleigh will mill and resurface pavement and improve shoulders along 21.4 miles of state-maintained roads in Vance County. Among the roads to be resurfaced are Tungsten Mine (SR 1348), Jacksontown (SR 1369) and Morgan (SR 1342) Roads.
- Under a $2.1 million contract, ST Wooten Corporation of Wilson will mill and resurface pavement and improve shoulders along 16.5 miles of state-maintained roads throughout Warren County. Roads to be resurfaced as a part of this contract include Slick Williams (SR 1502), Baltimore (SR 1600) and Parktown (SR 1625) Roads.
This work can begin in the spring and must be complete by the end of summer 2023.
November 2021 Kerr-Tar COG Newsletter
The November edition of the Kerr-Tar COG Newsletter is up! Be sure to check it out for training opportunities, grant deadlines, department updates, and more! Click HERE to read.
September 2021 Kerr-Tar COG Newsletter
The September 2021 edition of the Kerr-Tar COG Newsletter is here! Check it out by clicking HERE or on the image below.
2021 NADO Photography Contest
The 2021 NADO Photo Contest is open now through September 10. This contest is an opportunity for our member organizations to tell the story of their regions through images that capture the people and places that make their communities great places to live, work, and play. Photos submitted will be judged in five categories:
- Building Vibrant Places
- Strengthening the Built & Natural Environments
- Investing in Our Regional Economy
- Sustaining Our Communities
- COVID-19 Response & Recovery
Prizes will be given to winning photos in these categories, as well as to a “People’s Choice” winner that will be selected by votes through the NADO Facebook page.
Looking for inspiration? Click HERE to see last year’s winners and runners-up. Please direct any questions to NADO Research Foundation Associate Director Brett Schwartz at bschwartz@nado.org.
For more information on this year’s contest and entry form, click HERE.