Wake County Public Health will start vaccinating residents ages 75 and older against COVID-19 on Tuesday, Jan. 19. Wake County Public Health has made significant progress in vaccinating Phase 1a and is ready to roll into Phase 1b of the process.
Read MoreTown Hall to Close to the Public Beginning Jan. 6
In response to the latest COVID-19 trends in the state and region—particularly regarding number of cases, infection rates and hospitalizations—the Town of Garner has decided to close Town Hall to the public effective 8 a.m., Wednesday, Jan. 6, until further notice. This decision has been made to better protect staff and the community during this especially dangerous phase of the pandemic.
Read More2020 Firemen's Day Festival Cancelled
After careful thought and consideration, Garner Fire-Rescue has made the decision to not hold its Annual Firemen’s Day Festival this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreGarner Cancels In-Person Independence Day Celebration: TV Program Planned; Fireworks May Be Rescheduled
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, as well as uncertainties about future directives from the Governor’s Office concerning the phased reopening of the state, the Town of Garner has decided to cancel its traditional July 3rd Independence Day Celebration. The Town is hoping to reschedule the fireworks portion of the celebration for later in the year, but no final decision has been made.
Read MoreGarner Town Council Meeting Expected to Be Held Remotely
the April 21 Town Council meeting is still scheduled to be held, but we expect it to happen remotely. We will have details soon about how the public can view the meeting and submit public comments in advance of it.
Read MoreGovernor’s Task Force Encourages North Carolinians to Increase Preparedness Measures for COVID-19
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