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North Carolina Chapter News
Volume 32, Issue 38 March 2020
President’s MessageHello APWA family! It’s hard to believe that 2020 is here. It’s also hard to believe how fast our conferences and events are approaching. I am truly honored to have the opportunity to fill the president position this year. With that being said, I also acknowledge and realize that I need the support and assistance of every member to have another successful year. This organization is not successful due to one or a couple of people steering the way. It’s successful because of each member and leader taking an active role to live and echo our vision and mission statement:
Vision - Enhancing Quality of Life for All.
Mission - Engage the public works community and citizens through support, education, advocacy, and outreach by creating opportunities for training, accountability, networking, and growth for the benefit of all.
I hope that we as a team can continue to grow this organization for the benefit of all as we serve those in various roles each day. I was recently able to witness this ongoing commitment by many of the division presidents and president-elects. We held a Presidents’ Retreat on January 10 in Greensboro. There were 20 leaders in attendance. A plethora of topics was covered with the intent of making sure everyone has clear direction and support as we venture into 2020.
I am looking forward to this year and what it has to bring. As mentioned in the Presidents’ Retreat, I know I’m not the most qualified person to fulfill this position but I promise to work diligently and lead the chapter to the best of my ability. The success of the chapter and divisions resides with commitment from us all. So come on, jump on board, and let us make 2020 the best year ever for our organization!
Robby Stone, PEAPWA-NC State Chapter President
Inside this issue
• 2020 APWA-NC State Conference &Equipment Roadeo Canceled
• NC Real ID• APWA Training• Did you know?• APWA-NC Calendar
• Division and Committee News• Welcome New Members• APWA Reporter: The #1 magazine in public works just
got better!• APWA-NC 2020 Officers & Division Presidents
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2020 APWA-NC State Conference & Equipment Roadeo Canceled
Hello APWA family! We find ourselves in uncharted territory now. The threat and concern of COVID-19 virus seems to be impacting us in multiple ways. It is with an abundance of caution and guidance that we have decided to cancel the 2020 APWA-NC State Chapter Conference. Due to scheduling conflicts with other Divisions, the State Conference will not be held in 2020. We already have dates locked in for 2021 and hope to shift many of the speakers scheduled for this year. As soon as travel bans and restrictions are relaxed, we can resume planning and preparing for additional growth within this organization.
For the meanwhile, we want to encourage each person to take care of yourself and family. Your workplace and this organization needs you in order to serve those that rely on you daily. Please keep each other in your prayers and I’m sure we will grow stronger from this.
Also, the Equipment Roadeo scheduled for April 15, 2020 has been postponed. We will share additional information as it is received.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or call 336.883.3217.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Sincerely, Robby StoneChapter President
Robby Stone, PEAPWA-NC State Chapter President
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Steve MillerAssistant Public Services Director
Hickory is a nice small town, population 40,000, in Catawba County, North Carolina. Like any town, anywhere, the public works department has to keep up with annual road maintenance and resurfacing, and as part of that work they need to raise about 200 man-hole lids to new grades every single year. For twelve years, they’ve used adjustable man-hole risers from American Highway Products to do that work, rather than the cast iron risers that were the department’s previous choice. “The drop in rings were economical, but they tended to pop out in heavy traffic,” explains Assistant Public Services Director Steve Miller. “And they’re hard to get custom-ized to match the slope of the superelevation or crown on our roadways.”
Miller says that the cast iron risers were easy to set, and ended up level since they were set into the original, level, utility rims. But since newly paved roadway surfaces are typically sloped, some part of the level cast iron riser would stick up where snowplows could catch it, or traffic would rattle it out. The method for securing the non-adjustable risers was also problematic. “The cast iron risers are held in place by just set screws, and they aren’t really secure until the asphalt is poured in around them. And even they could rattle and
pop out. The adjustable risers are a better quality solution.”
The American Highway Products Pivoted Turnbuckle Manhole Risers are sturdy rings of galvanized steel available in precise sizes to match any rim diameter and paving lift. They’re also routinely made to match sloped grades—about half of the risers that Hickory orders are sloped in this fashion, eliminating manholes with protruding edges. Instead of set screws providing just three points of contact with original utility rims, the AHP riser uses the patented pivoted turnbuckle to expand the riser with 1,000s of pounds of force, tightly joining the entire rim and riser circumferences.
After the paving schedule is set for the sea-son, Hickory crews measure the manholes that will need raising and order the risers as needed. They also keep risers on hand for emergencies and manhole repairs. The AHP risers are then provided to paving contractors to install, which is usually done just before new paving. “The contractors like using them, and our staff like them,” says Miller. “They’ve been a good solution for us, and don’t pop out—we’re glad they’re available.”
Easier to Set & They Don’t Pop OutHickory NC Switches to Adjustable Risers
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NC REAL ID Beginning Oct. 1, 2020, federal agencies will enforce the REAL ID Act, which requires a REAL ID, U.S. passport or another federally approved identification to board commercial flights and enter secure federal buildings.
The N.C. REAL ID is a REAL ID Act-compliant driver license that is just like a traditional license or ID but has a star at the top. Driver licenses and IDs without a gold star are noted “Not for Federal Identification.”
You do not need an N.C. REAL ID driver license or identification card to do any of the following:• Drive• Vote• Apply for or receive federal benefits (e.g., Veterans Affairs, Social Security Administration, etc.)• Enter a federal facility that does not require an ID (e.g,. a post office)• Access a hospital or receive life-saving services• Participate in law enforcement proceedings or investigations (e.g., serve on a federal jury, testify in federal
court, etc.)
An N.C. REAL ID, however, might be helpful for anyone who frequently:• Boards a commercial airplane• Visits nuclear sites• Visits military bases• Visits federal courthouses, federal prisons or other federal facilities
An individual without an N.C. REAL ID or U.S. passport will still be able to board flights or make visits to the facilities mentioned above, but they will have to provide additional documentation with their traditional license or ID.
For more information: https://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/license-id/nc-real-id/Pages/default.aspx
APWA TrainingClick, Listen & Learn• Government Facility Security Programs & Technology | April 16, 2020• Illegal Dumping: Fund it, report it, clean it. | May 21, 2020• Reading Construction Plans | June 25, 2020• Incorporating Social Inequality into Decision Making | July 09, 2020• Free Emergency Management Training for PW Professionals | July 30, 2020
In addition to Click, Listen & Learn, APWA offers eCourses in several areas• Talking Top Tech: Starting an AV/CV Pilot Edition | March 26, 2020• Talking Top Tech: Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure | May 07, 2020• Talking Top Tech: Waste to Resource Technology Edition | June 11, 2020• Talking Top Tech: 3D Technologies Edition | August 06, 2020• Talking Top Tech: Technology for Field Crews Edition | September 24, 2020
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Did you know?APWA National has a tech savvy committee dedicated to Sustainability…
For several years now the Center for Sustainability, better known as C4S, has contributed to both knowledge and technology in APWA National as well as at International, Regional and State levels. The members have worked to provide valuable resources that highlight sustainable practices, provide accessibility to materials, and training programs. Here are 4 solid resources from C4S:
In the Know The C4S Group publishes monthly articles called “In the Know”, which highlight sustainable practices on APWA’s homepage. Recent examples have included: • February 2020 – Minnesota GreenStep Cities celebrates 10 years advancing sustainability• January 2020 – River Falls, WI powers all city buildings with 100% renewable energy• December 2019 – Bloomington, IN Converts Regional Railroad Hub into City Park
C4S Sustainability ToolkitIn addition to the monthly articles C4S maintains a toolkit that contains resources for everyday concerns, issues, and operations that Public Works and their partners may encounter. Check out the C4S Sustainability Toolkit (accessible from the C4S Resources page or http://sustainabilitytoolkit.apwa.net/). The toolkit allows searching by resource, types, topics, focuses and locations. Resources include Guidebooks, websites, literature, and blogs. If you happen to have a source you’d like to contribute and share contact Anne Jackson at [email protected].
C4S Knowledge TeamMost recently the Committee grew its resources to include a knowledge team that assists with information, technology and knowledge exchange for growth purposes in day-to-day practices and incorporation of sustainability into those practices. C4S hosts quarterly Knowledge Team conference calls. For more information, contact Anne Jackson at [email protected].
Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI)In addition to the toolkit the Institute is another resource where tools and training can be obtained. Provisions include a recent launch of the Live Envision Webinar Series and the ongoing certification process and certification from Envision. One of the more recent webinar’s Applying Envision Retroactively – PANYNJ’s experience with the Bayonne Bridge Navigational Clearance Project was hosted, Wednesday, February 12, 2020 at 1:00 PM Eastern at https://sustainableinfrastructure.org/isi-launches-live-webinar-series/. You can also learn more about Envision and the recently announced Envision Project Awards at https://sustainableinfrastructure.org/about-isi/.
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Facilities and Grounds DivisionSubmitted by Len Lloyd
2020 Facilities & Grounds President “Help is on the way”
Facility maintenance, as you know, weaves a complex web in the lives of those that occupy the square footage our facilities rest upon. Tasks could be as simple as changing a light bulb or repairing a leaky faucet to changing filters on an air conditioning unit, maybe patching a hole in a roof or changing out a faulty electrical receptacle and everything in between.
Put on your jackets, let’s move outside a moment for a little grounds maintenance. We’re planting the landscape beds at Town Hall, inspecting the safety of a piece of playground equipment or the boards on a footbridge along a greenway. Mowing, edging, trimming, pruning, the list goes on and on. We wear many hats while trying to meet the needs of a facility and those of the occupants that rely on our expertise.
There are many calls for assistance, and our response is usually, “hang on, help is on the way.” But who is there to help us?
Meeting the educational needs of such a diverse membership is always a challenge but help is on the way, with proactive and reactive techniques for maintenance and management, all the while with a wide open eye on the safety of those folks that work with us or for us.
The 2020 APWA-NC Facilities and Grounds Division board members are hard at work this winter to bring you the best in the business to help you and your staff move forward with your professional development at our annual conference this spring.
We are happy to announce that at the conclusion of this year’s conference, our attendees will be leaving with our new FACILITIES AND GROUNDS CERTIFICATION. This is something that has been in the works for a while and we’ll release more details as the conference draws near.
So folks, with winter fully underway, we’ll leave you with this note of optimism for spring…“Hang on, help is on the way”
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Solid Waste Division Submitted by Andrew Martin
2020 Solid Waste Division President
The Solid Waste Division Board has met on two occasions since the beginning of the new year. The board voted to increase the annual conference registration fees to cover the cost of speakers’ fees. We plan to finalize the budget before the end of March deadline. As we found out planning for the winter workshop, speakers with specialties are requiring a fee to speak at the workshops and we anticipate that we may see the same thing with the conference. All workshops are now being held at Greensboro Solid Waste Facility due to some scheduling conflicts at the Kernodle Center.
We are starting to prepare for our Spring Work in Greensboro or Durham. The workshop will be around the various types of technology used in the industry. The workshop will mainly be designed for the supervisor and management level employee, but anyone is welcome to attend.
Finally, I traveled to Atlantic Beach, NC, to tour and meet with the management folks at the Double Tree Hotel. The hotel has been closed for about 18 months due to damages sustained from a recent hurricane. The hotel is up and running and everything looks to be in order. I sat down with the management staff to discuss the pending contract and address any questions that we had.
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Stormwater Management DivisionThe Stormwater Management Division is excited about our upcoming 2020 events and awards. Below is a brief summary of our upcoming year.
• Educational Workshops. The educational workshops are a great opportunity to learn from our State regulators and network with other stormwater professionals. Workshops will be held at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM and focus on the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) minimum control measures. This year our Division will be holding two (2) educational workshops with the first on April 15, 2020 covering Illicit Discharge, Detection and Elimination (IDDE) measures and the second on June 17, 2020 covering Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping measures. The workshops include an update from the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and presentations of current programs from a small, medium and large North Carolina community.
• Annual Conference. The annual conference is the premier stormwater conference in the State of North Carolina and is held at different locations throughout the State. Stormwater professionals from all over attend the 2-day conference where they have the opportunities to hear presentations on a wide range of stormwater topics and regulatory updates. The conference mixes educational sessions with networking breaks and a social event. This year the conference will be held at the Weston in Charlotte September 20-22, 2020.
• Awards. The Stormwater Management Division will present the following awards at our annual conference:o H. Rooney Malcom Stormwater Professional of the Year Awardo Stormwater Projects of the Year Award.
Please keep an eye out for more information on each of these events and awards throughout the year.
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MembershipSubmitted by Magda Holloway - Membership Chair
Our gained success continues to be due mainly to adding members through the “First Time Member Campaign”.
First Time Member Campaign --- Get your first year of individual membership at half price! Any employee or official of a governmental agency, manufacturer/supplier, contractor, or consulting firm who is actively engaged in the field of public works and has not previously been an APWA national association member is eligible for the First-Time Member Special Offer. The special offer is also available for adding first-time members to your existing group’s roster or starting a new group membership.
Special Offer Price: Individual membership $115 USD for your first year (this includes $10 dues for NC Chapter) (regularly $208 USD)
Group pricing is also available. For details, call National membership services at 800-848-2792 or email [email protected]
Our membership has grown over the last several years with this campaign. We currently have 1345 members within NC. We want all members to feel connected. Please be sure you update your contact information at the national website to receive all the benefits and offers. We also want everyone to get engaged. If you would like to know about opportunities to join boards or committees, please reach out to Linda Collier at [email protected] or Magda Holloway at [email protected] for opportunities available.
We hope that you find great value in our organization. If you would like to share your testimony about what APWA means to you or has done for you, please submit your testimony to us as well. We look forward to seeing everyone’s celebrations for National Public Works Week May 17th-23rd.
Welcome New MembersThe APWA-NC Chapter would like to welcome the following new members:
Name Company/Municipality Name Company/MunicipalityErik Adkins City of Durham Fred V. Boone McAdamsMark Agosto Town of Chapel Hill Rex Bowling Town of ApexMatthew Winston Anderson, PE
Charlotte Mecklenburg Storm Water Services
Andy Bowyer UMA Geotechnical Construction, Inc.
Tyler Averett Town of Winterville Greg Brickham KCI Associates of NC, PAJohsua Beddingfield Town of Wendell Public
WorksChris Brooks McCormick Taylor
Travis Bennett Darryl Brooks City of GreensboroGregory Bennett Orange County Solid
Waste MgmtJason Brown Zebulon Public Works
Clifton Todd Bess Town of Winterville Tony Brown City of GreensboroCinnamon Black Shane Brunette City of Fayetteville
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Name Company/Municipality Name Company/MunicipalitySusan J. Burke Town of Chapel Hill Tim Farmer City of Rocky MountSue Burke, CFM, PE Town of Chapel Hill Chris L. Felts City of BurlingtonRoberto Canales LJB Inc Brigit FloraScott Capps Summit Design and
EngineeringSam Forester Weston & Sampson
Rodney Carroll Town of Chapel Hill Kevin Garton, PE Engineering ConsultingBryce Carter City of Greensboro Charles Ginn Goldsboro Public Works
DeptDaniel Patrick Casserly City of New Bern Nicole J. Goddard City of RaleighKendrick M. Chapman City of Wilson Alisha Goldstein Town of Chapel HillAndrew Cheek LaBella Associates Jim Good OptiLaDonta Clark City of Winston-Salem Crystal Goode Mecklenburg CountyRichard Coalson Town of Harrisburg James Greer City of GreensboroKenneth C. Cole, PE Town of Coats Benjamin R. Griffin City of RaleighAndy Colon Town of Chapel Hill Emily C. Groves McCormick TaylorChris Conaard City of Hendersonville
EngineeringKayla Grubb Volkert, Inc.
Maya Cough-Schulze Triangle J Council of Governments
Kenny Hardin Town of Chapel Hill
Adrienne Cox SEPI, Inc. Toby HareBrian Craver Chad W. Harrell Precast Solutions IncAndy Davis City of Sanford Tony Harrell City of WilsonAdam Davis DRMP Lamont Harrison City of GreensboroSarah Deans Bobby Hatley City of Hickory
Joshua DeGraffenreid Town Of Chapel Hill Douglas HenricksenJulio E. Delgado City of Greensboro-Field
OpsKevin Herring City of Charlotte Storm
Water ServicesCreamy Denton City of Greensboro Mallory Hodgson Town of HarrisburgPaul W. DeTray Contech Engineered
Solutions LLCJames D. Hoskins, III Terracon Consultants, Inc.
Brent G. Detwiler, PE City of Hendersonville Engineering
Edward Howard Town of Winterville
Rik DiCesare City of Greenville - Engineering
Phillip Howell. City of Creedmoor
Jason C. Doll, CPSWQ Moffatt & Nichol Mike Huffman City of Hendersonville Engineering
Mark Dudenhaver Town of Carolina Beach Dave Hutchens Town of MatthewsOlivia Edwards Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Storm Water ServicesJames Iannucci New Hanover County
Reid Elmore Summit Design and Engineering
Amy Jablonsky Arcadis
Ms. Kathryn Espinoza McKim and Creed, Inc. Jermaine Jackson City of Charlotte
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Name Company/Municipality Name Company/MunicipalityRobert D. Jarzemsky City of Charlotte Steve B. Moran City of ReidsvilleDr. Rajaraman Jayakrishnan,
Dewberry Jennifer Murphy
Corey Jones Town of Harrisburg Ben Nash Brown and CaldwellMonty Lee Jordan Town of Harrisburg William S. Needham Alpha Omega GroupHerve Kibala Dr. Alex Nice AECOMNatalie Royals King City of Charlotte David Norman Town of GarnerTerrance King City of Durham Tate Osborne City of CharlotteDavid Klebitz Bissell Professional Group Kimberly Owens Public Works Equipment
and Supply IncLauren Kolodij North Carolina Coastal
FederationJonathan Page River Mechanics
Bryan S. Lambeth Dewberry Demah Payne City of Raleigh
Ben Lanzillotta Charlotte Mecklenburg Stormwater Services
William Peter City of Goldsboro
Danon Lawson City of Gastonia Chad PhiferJosh Letourneau Armstrong Glen, PC William PinnixJessica Levey LJB Inc Christopher A. Pittard Versalift Southeast LLCBlake Lucas TranSource Inc. William C. Powers, PE City of SalisburyGary Scott MacConnell MacConnell & Associates,
P.C.Jim Quinn City of Wilmington
Emily Magoon McAdams Tony Richardson Town of ApexWard Marotti Marina Rincon Bermudez City of GreensboroJustin A. Massengill City of Raleigh Stephanie Roberts-
BowmanMecklenburg County-Storm Water Services
Dave Mayes City of Wilmington Brent Roland Town of Chapel HillMr. Britt McCurry Summit Design and
EngineeringJeff Roney Catlin Engineers &
ScientistsMr. Daniel Mclawhorn City of Raleigh Damian K. Rouse Precast Solutions IncMs. Ebony McLean City of Sanford Mr. Fredrick Rowland City of GreensboroMr. Melvin G. McNeill BlueArrow Telematics, Inc. Rusty Rozzelle Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Storm Water ServicesMr. Joshua Merritt City of Greensboro Brendan Shanahan, PE City of Hendersonville
EngineeringMs. Mary Beth Meumann Town of Chapel Hill Eddie SimmsMr. Scott A. Miles, PE City of Rocky Mount Megan Skjellerup Village of PinehurstMs. Katie Millican City of Monroe Jamie Lynn Smedsmo UNC Chapel HillMr. Lamar Minter Town of Wake Forest Branch Smith Paramount's EngineeringMr. Richard A. Moore, PE McKim Creed, Inc. Andrew Smith SMI PAVINGMs. Crystal Moore Dewberry Virginia Spillman City of GreensboroMr. Kevin M. Moore City of Raleigh Steven Spruill City of Rocky Mount
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Name Company/Municipality Name Company/MunicipalityBrian Stanberry Town of Carolina Beach Jeremy Vaughn Town of Chapel HillShannon Stanley Johnston County Ashton B. Walker Town of MooresvilleRana Stansell Allen Warren City of BurlingtonRay Stephens Town of Chapel Hill Scott Weber Town of Carolina BeachJohn Stieby ADA Solutions LLC Amanda Weikmann ArcadisTodd Taylor Beaufort County Richard Whisnant UNC SOGElliott Taylor Oldcastle Infrastructure,
Inc.Christopher D. White, Jr. City of Kings Mountain
Charles Taylor City of Fayetteville Robert Williams Orange County Solid Waste Mgmt
Mary Tchamkina Raftelis Financial Consultants
Kristine Williams City of Greensboro
Devin Thompson City of Greenville Bruce Woody Orange County Solid Waste Mgmt
William S. Thornall Town of Oak Island Jason Wright, PE Tetra TechAdam Tysinger Ark Consulting Group
PLLCChris L. Yow, Jr. Stantec
Mark R. Van Auken Arcadis Christopher N. Zona Gilbarco Veeder-RootRichard G. Vaughn City of Reidsville
APWA Reporter:The #1 magazine in public works just got better!
Our new and improved, user-friendly on-line environment for the Reporter has been a long time coming and is officially live on the APWA website! Each issue now acts as a mini website, with individual, shareable URLs for each article. You can share articles directly to social media, search current and past issues, and read content easily on mobile devices. Take a few minutes to check out the video to hear about all the opportunities this new technology has to offer!
See the all-new Reporter in action!
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APWA-NC 2020 OfficersPresidentRobby Stone | City of High [email protected]
President-ElectChristopher McGee | City of [email protected]
Vice PresidentBecky Bost | LaBella Associates, [email protected]
SecretaryAmanda Doby [email protected]
TreasurerDale James | Moffatt & [email protected]
Past PresidentEddie Staley | [email protected]
Chapter AdministratorLinda Collier | [email protected]
HistorianMagda Holloway | Town of Wake [email protected]
Council of Chapters DelegateJeffery Brown | Cumberland [email protected]
Council of Chapters AlternateJames Martin | NC LTAP [email protected]
Director (19-20)Magda Holloway | Town of Wake [email protected]
Director (19-20)Ryan Newcomb | City of [email protected]
Director (19-20)Tyson Langdon | Town of [email protected]
Director (20-21)Mike Mabe | City of [email protected]
Director (20-21)Rick Sanderson | LaBella Assoc [email protected]
APWA-NC 2020 Division PresidentsEquipment ServicesEarl Manning | The Godwin [email protected]
Facilities and GroundsLen Lloyd | Town of [email protected]
Leadership and ManagementDaniel Leaver, PE | City of [email protected]
Solid WasteAndrew Martin | City of [email protected]
Stormwater ManagementKen Trefzger, PE | [email protected]
TechnologyLindsay Thomas | [email protected]
The American Public Works Association is dedicated to education in the related areas of public works. We help our members, the public, and policy makers work together to provide the public works services needed to keep our communities operating smoothly and safely in concert with the latest environmental and public health standards. Through the national association and our 63 chapters in the US and Canada, we offer a comprehensive array of services to meet this educational mission.
Newsletter Submission Dates
Each technical division is responsible for submitting at least one article per newsletter. Remaining deadlines for 2020 are May 15, August 17, and November 16. Content of the article is very flexible. Suggestions include trends in your industry, information about your division conference, or simply projects in your area. This is your chance to get creative while educating others about what is happening in your division. Please submit your articles and photos to Jo Anne Wiles at [email protected] prior to Friday, May 15, 2020.
StreetsForrest Jones | Town of Garner [email protected]
