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The City of Goldsboro School of Government is an interactive and educational program designed to enlighten citizens about the City’s history and the governmental process; to improve and enhance communication with citizens; and to give [...]
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month. The Mayor’s Committee for Persons with Disabilities under the City of Goldsboro’s Community Affairs Office pays tribute to the accomplishments of both men and women with disabilities whose [...]
In 2011, Governor Purdue asked that each city/county recognize a statewide Diversity Day in September. The day is to encourage citizens of our community to have a meal, coffee or tea with an individual of [...]
In 2005, the City of Goldsboro entered into its first Partners in Education Program Agreement with the Wayne County Public Schools, and partnered with the Carver Heights Elementary School. This collaborative effort between the City [...]
On March 19, 2007, a proclamation was made that the City of Goldsboro join a growing number of cities across the nation in a partnership to build inclusive communities through committed efforts to increase citizen [...]
The City of Goldsboro and LOWE’S have joined together through a cooperative agreement to provide low and moderate-income homeowners as well as senior citizens with fire extinguishers, smoke detectors and/or batteries. The purpose of the [...]
April marks the anniversary of the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, and the anniversary of the State Fair Housing Act that prohibits discrimination in housing because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, handicapped [...]
The Human Relations Awards Banquet, which began in 1987, is the second of two events in observation of Human Relations Month in February. The awards banquet is a joint event sponsored by the City of [...]
The Human Relations Inter-Faith Breakfast, which began in 2008, replaced the former Annual Human Relations Prayer Breakfast, which began in 1989, and marks the observance of the month of February as Human Relations Month, with [...]
The Community Affairs Commission spearheads the county-wide Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Committee, which included adopting a 9-mile stretch of highway renamed Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Expressway in 1996. (It was the longest stretch [...]
