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Mold Removal Safety Tips

Attached are some important safety reminders when removing mold from your homes. 
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Flood Cleanup Assistance

ATTENTION PLAINVIEW RESIDENTS:

With the widespread flooding and damages that have been experienced in many of your homes we are extending hours on the disposal of flood debris Monday through Friday this week (March 18-22) from 9 AM to 4 PM and open on Saturday, March 23, 10 AM to 1 PM. If you have flood debris do not put them in the trash totes as they are for normal trash and you will be charged accordingly. Either leave the flood damaged items on the curb and call the City to pick up the debris or you may haul to the transfer station yourself. Please weigh the items at the scales at Schaefer Grain and have them mark it as flood items and you may dump this week for no charge. It is imperative that you clearly separate flood damaged items from normal trash. If there are any special needs please call the City at 582-4928 and make arrangements. We are here to help in any way we can.

Council Meeting Time Change

In accordance with Ordinance #947 passed and approved at the January 8th meeting of the City Council, all regular meetings of the City Council will now be held the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:30 P.M. Meetings will still be held at the Community Building in downtown Plainview. 

Arts Council Schedule 2018-2019

The 2018-2019 schedule of the Plainview Arts Council has been released. A listing of events and contacts for more information is included below. 

Drinking Water Warning

As an announcement to all City water customers, well #541 (better known as the Bandshell well) was tested twice in the first quarter of 2018 and came back with a concentration over the 10 milligrams per liter (18 milligrams) when tested on June 26, 2018
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The well was taken offline on December 26, 2017 and will not be put back on the public water system until the nitrates test below the 10 milligram per liter limit. Due to the fact that the well is still considered active this notice is being published.

The plans for the city are to rehabilitate the well in the summer of 2018 to see if that will help and hopefully put the well back on the system.

Nitrates in the drinking water are a serious health concern for infants less than six months old, pregnant women or nursing mothers.  

We will keep you updated on the situation and let you know if and when this well is put back on the drinking water supply. 

Additional information can be obtained on the attachment below or by calling the City Office at 582-4928.
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Recycling Hub Now Open

The recycling hub through the RC&D is now open in Plainview. The bins are located next to the City Office and are available for public use from 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday-Friday. Please stop in the office and the staff will assist you in entering the garage. A list of accepted items is attached below. Please contact the City Office with any questions at 582-4928
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Trash Totes Distributed to  Residents

Starting today, February 21st, trash totes will be delivered to each residence within the City of Plainview. You may start using these totes as soon as you receive them. They will not become mandatory until Friday, March 16th. The totes are part of the trash service in Plainview and will be reflected in the garbage rates. Currently, the garbage rates are $12 per household and will be raised to $15 starting with the bill you will receive in April. If you feel that you need an additional tote, the rate will be $20 for two totes. If you have any questions, feel free to call the city offices at 582-4928 and talk to Michael Holton, city administrator.

NCPPD Power Outage Coverage

Residents in the City of Plainview who are experiencing a power outage should call NCPPD at 1-888-358-5112. 

New Police Non-Emergency        Phone Number 

The Plainview Police Department can now be reached for non-emergency calls at 582-3400. This is a direct line to the police department and will be answered by the officer on duty. If there is no answer, please leave a message and they will return your call. 

Mosquito Spraying 2018

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Starting in June the City of Plainview will be spraying for mosquitos on a weekly basis every Monday.  The spray and the chemicals used are safe and not particularly an issue but if you want to extra precautions with your pets or children, please note the dates. Spraying was completed in September and will resume next summer. 

RC&D Farmer's Market 2018

The Plainview Farmer's Market is will be open for the 2018 season on Wednesday June 6th from 9 AM to 1:00 PM.  The market will be located in the parking lot of the RC&D building on Highway #20.  The market will be open all summer on Wednesdays at the same time.  You won't want to miss this opportunity for fresh produce and other assorted baked goods. The final day was October 24th. Hope to see everyone again next summer!