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City Of Winston-Salem Urging Residence To Pay Utilities Online Amid Business 40 Closure

City Of Winston-Salem Urging Residence To Pay Utilities Online Amid Business 40 Closure

NC to receive $472 million for water projects; $1.3 million for Winston-Salem

NC to receive $472 million for water projects; $1.3 million for Winston-Salem

Why your water bill might go up this summer

Why your water bill might go up this summer

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Pay Your Utility Bill

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How to check your water bill(NWSDB) and pay online

How to check your water bill(NWSDB) and pay online

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Utility Billing

Utility Billing

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Today we #ImagineADayWithoutWater to remind ourselves how extremely fortunate we are to have this precious resource. We usually take it for granted - until it's not there. Please thank our #wsfcutilities staff next time you see them. We keep things flowing 24-7-365 and have met & surpassed NC & EPA drinking water standards for 20 years. We even ranked #2 in the nation a couple years ago for water quality & customer service! @TheValueofWater https://www.lawnstarter.com/blog/studies/best-cities-fo

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Water leak leads to $6K repair bill for Winston-Salem woman

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How to Pay Your Water Bill Online - One Time Payments

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Winston-Salem City Link: Your Guide To The 24/7 311 Service | My Winston-Salem

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How well do you know the city's budget? BELOW ARE THE APPROXIMATE PERCENTAGES OF THE PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE 2023-24 FISCAL YEAR - WHICH TOTALS $605.7 MILLION. These are the departments that receive the largest amounts of the total budget. Utilities – 125,000,000 (21%) Police – 94,000,000 16% Fire – 45,000,000 8% WSTA – 23,000,000 4% Sanitation – 22,000,000 4% Recreation & Parks – 16,000,000 3% These departments receive the smallest amount of the total budget. Employee Safety – 557,000 .09% City

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Tomorrow, June 1, at 6 p.m. there will be a public hearing on the city's fiscal budget for 2023-2024. The video below is a recap of the previous workshop meeting. Also, visit our youtube page at cityofws.org/youtube to rewatch the full meeting. | City of Winston-Salem, NC - Government

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City of Winston-Salem selling parking deck to RJ Reynolds

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New Smart Meters are WaterSavvy In the fall of 2020, contractors for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities began installations for a meter upgrade program to replace aging infrastructure. Customers receive a letter in advance of meter box inspection and installation. Within a few years, all 130,000 residential and commercial customers will have a new smart meter. This modernization will significantly impact management of the water distribution system and provide superior water-loss monitoring t

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Never miss a curbside collection again! Our new Winston-Salem Collects app sends reminders, tells you about collection changes due to holidays and winter storms, and much more. The online version will even print a personalized collection calendar for the whole year! Available for Apple and Android, or sign up at https://bit.ly/3QgLFgq. | City of Winston-Salem, NC - Government

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Winston-Salem/Forsyth County utilities to upgrade water meters

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Mayor Allen Joines has issued a stay-at-home order for all City of Winston-Salem residents effective at 5 p.m. Friday, March 27. Full details and list of allowed exceptions: cityofws.org/stayathome El alcade Allen Joines ha publicado una declaración que todos se quedan en casa. Más información: cityofws.org/stayathome | City of Winston-Salem, NC - Government

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Winston-Salem City Council passes $724.7M budget for 2025-26 fiscal year

It's official! The city has taken over Recycling. Be sure to download Winston-Salem Collects from the App Store for everything recycling related and more! | City of Winston-Salem, NC - Government

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Winston-Salem City Council approves $727.9 million budget for 2025-2026 fiscal year

As you drive on northbound U.S. 52 at Liberty Street, look to your right to see the stunning new mural on the 15th Street water tank. The mural design incorporated input from area residents and was installed by artist Ernel Martinez, in partnership with the national Arts for Everybody campaign. Funding for the project was possible through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds allocated to the city of Winston-Salem and administered by the Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County. | City

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Meet your LOCAL Winston-Salem City Link representatives. Deborah lives in the Triad and helps citizens solve problems or find answers to their city-related questions. City Link can be reached Monday-Friday from 7 a.m until 7 p.m by calling 311 or (336) 727-8000. You can also submit your request through the all new City Link app, it is free to download in the Apple App Store or Google Play. | City of Winston-Salem, NC - Government

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Winston Salem Water Damage Repair | STOP Restoration

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For the second time ever, the Winston-Salem Recreation and Parks department is opening The Quarry at Grant Park to kayakers on April 23, April 24, April 30 and May 1! This unique opportunity will allow you to see the quarry from a completely different perspective, the water! Paddles will run hourly and will cost $20 per hour. Tandem kayaks are available for adults with children! Preregistration is required, so call (336) 650-7677 to get registered. | City of Winston-Salem, NC - Government

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