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Skip to Main Content Create an Account - Increase your productivity, customize your experience, and engage in information you care about. Sign In Services Community City Government Business How Do I... Search Spotlight Coronavirus Action Plan The City of Lenoir's Coronavirus Action Plan and updates are available on the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) page. Go to the Coronavirus Action Plan /CivicAlerts.aspx Services Payment Options Pay bills online, set up a bank draft, and more. Jobs Check out current employment opportunities. Contact Us Have a question? Contact the City. COVID-19 Info News and resources about the City and State's COVID-19 response Aquatic Center Swim and get fit at the Lenoir Aquatic & Fitness Center. Parks & Recreation Play and enjoy the outdoors at our parks and rec centers. Garbage Collection Find out more about local trash pickup. Water Service Sign up and maintain water and sewer services. Police Department The City Police Department is committed to providing quality service 24/7/365. Recycling Center City residents can drop off common recyclables at the Recycling Center. Greenway The greenway offers more than 9 miles of path and trails for outdoor actvities. Downtown Lenoir Visit the Downtown Lenoir website. News City staff participating in NC Litter Sweep next month No one likes a litter bug, and no one likes trash in their community. City staff plans to get out and help clean up Lenoir during the North Carolina Litter Sweep next month. Read on... Jesse Plaster named Main Street Champion Local preservation architect Jesse Plaster was named the City of Lenoir Main Street Champion during the recent North Carolina Main Street Conference. Read on... Downtown Lenoir wins award for building rescue project The City of Lenoir Main Street Department, architect David Maurer, and his wife Allison Gray recently received a North Carolina Main Street Award for saving the old Stine’s Ice Cream Parlor building in Downtown Lenoir. Read on... HPC members tour historic renovation project Developer Yorke Lawson recently gave a tour of the Blue Bell apartment project to a few members of the City's Historic Preservation Commission (HPC). Read on... Downtown Lenoir creates digital scavenger hunt with big prizes Downtown Lenoir's digital scavenger hunt starts next week, and the prizes are no small potatoes. Read on... Council sets priorities for 2021 The City of Lenoir City Council set a vision for Lenoir in 2021 during a two-part, virtual retreat last week. Council's top priorities focused on employees, housing, infrastructure, and cleaning up the city. Read on... City receives $250K Recreational Trails Program grant The City of Lenoir recently received a $250,000 Recreational Trails Program grant to design and build three street crossings along the Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail (OVNHT) that runs through downtown. Read on... City Council honors Todd Laws and Scott Kanupp The City of Lenoir City Council honored retiring employees Todd Laws and Scott Kanupp during the Feb. 16, 2021, City Council meeting. Read on... City Council honors the life of Gary Everhardt The City of Lenoir City Council recognized the life and accomplishments Gary E. Everhardt Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021, during the City Council meeting. Read on... City Hall opening on delay Due to possible inclement weather, City of Lenoir City Hall will operate on a delay tomorrow. City offices will open at 10:00 am Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021 Read on... Be prepared for severe weather The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a winter storm warning for 7:00 p.m. tonight, Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021, through 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night. Read on... Find your way in the City of Lenoir City staff revealed a new wayfinding plan and city-wide brand to City Council earlier this week. The goal is to install signs around Lenoir that promote city amenities and call residents and new comers to "Create With Us." Read on... City starts cleanup of old industrial site The City of Lenoir started cleaning up an old industrial site located at the corner of Virginia Street and College Avenue near downtown. The cleanup is the first step in putting the property back into productive use. Read on... Rohr reappointed to 2021 NLC FAIR Committee City of Lenoir Attorney T.J. Rohr has been reappointed to serve on the National League of Cities (NLC) 2021 Finance, Administration and Intergovernmental Relations (FAIR) federal advocacy committee. Read on... City gem getting renovations thanks to generous donation The City of Lenoir will be making some renovations to the T.H. Broyhill Walking Park this year thanks to a generous donation from the Broyhill Family Foundation. Read on... More multifamily housing on the horizon Construction is underway on two multifamily housing projects that will add more than 100 new apartments to the City of Lenoir. Read on... City trims trees in downtown A professional contractor recently finished trimming dozens of trees in Downtown Lenoir. Read on... Police K9 Axel passes After providing six years of exemplary service to the City of Lenoir Police Department, and providing his handler and family six years of love and companionship, Police K9 Axel passed away yesterday, Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2020, due to cancer. Read on... Don't forget about curb-side Christmas tree pickup The City of Lenoir offers lots of sanitation services for customers, including picking up Christmas trees. Residents can request many of those services on the City website. Read on... New year, new homes in Downtown Lenoir The new year will bring new places to live in Downtown Lenoir as developers finish up work on two new housing projects in the heart of the city. Read on... Luminary display starts tonight City of Lenoir employees set out roughly 8,000 luminaries Friday morning at Blue Ridge Memorial Park. Read on... Holiday safety tips from the City of Lenoir Keep your Christmas merry and your New Year happy with a few holiday safety tips. Read on... New section of greenway completed at Wilson Park Public Works finished paving a new section of greenway at Wilson Park, and Parks & Recreation recently sowed the shoulders. Read on... City Council honors Donald Hall The City of Lenoir City Council honored retiring employee Donald Hall Tuesday night, Dec. 1, 2020, during the City Council meeting. Read on... Main Street America puts spotlight on City businesses Last month, Main Street America interviewed three Downtown Lenoir business owners as part of the Business Spotlight: Women-Owned Businesses on Main Street series. Read on... City expanding greenway at Wilson Park Public Works staff have prepped a new section of greenway at T.H. Wilson Park. Workers plan to pave the new section Monday, weather permitting. Read on... Warren Harper, City's first African American firefighter, passes The City of Lenoir extends our condolences to the family of Mr. Warren Harper, who passed away Saturday Nov. 14, 2020. Mr. Harper served as the City of Lenoir's first African American firefighter. Read on... O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree How lovely are your branches! Read on... Bright lights, big savings City Building Maintenance staff have spent the last few months installing more than 900 new, LED lights in several City facilities. The LED lights are brighter, more energy efficient, and they are already returning savings. Read on... Turkey Tuesday canceled this year Below is a joint statement from Mayor Pro Tem Crissy Thomas and Councilmember Ike Perkins regarding Turkey Tuesday. Read on... Have a Happy and Safe Halloween! The CDC as well as NCDHHS suggest alternative Halloween activities instead of traditional door-to-door trick-or-treating. If residents do choose to trick-or-treat or hand out candy, they should follow the NCDHHS and CDC guidelines below. Read on... Leaf collection starts in November The Public Works Department has started collecting leaves in hot spots across the City of Lenoir. All residents will get at least three le...