The City of Monroe is removing and replacing the large street trees in Lexington Commons. This is the final phase of the project, and work begins over the coming weeks. Read on...
The City of Monroe's Natural Gas Division is starting its annual leak survey and corrosion inspection. The survey begins the week of September 21 and will continue through the fall, wrapping up before the winter holidays. Read on...
On Friday, September 25, the City will host the first installment of Meet Me on Main, a quarterly event series designed to give students ages 16 to 24 from nearby universities and high schools a reason to see Downtown as their own. Read on...
The Monroe City Council will hold a special meeting Tuesday, September 1 at
6 p.m. to discuss and receive public comments on quality-of-life and public
safety concerns in the Miller Street and Meadow Street areas. Read on...
Each banner features a veteran's name, photo, dates of service, and branch of the military, displayed on light poles throughout Downtown Monroe. Read on...
The City of Monroe is pleased to announce that Lake Twitty will reopen for public recreational access on Saturdays and Sundays from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., beginning Saturday, August 15, 2026. Read on...
Monroe is reducing its water conservation measures from Stage 2 Mandatory Conservation to Stage 1 Voluntary Conservation, effective July 27, 2026. Recent rainfall has substantially improved water levels across the City's reservoirs. Read on...
The City of Monroe is alerting residents, property owners, and business applicants to an ongoing scam involving fraudulent emails and fake invoices impersonating the City’s Planning and Development Department. Read on...
The City of Monroe has launched a new mini-series on its Monroe Living: Our City at Work podcast, opening with a conversation between Fire Chief Ron Fowler and Assistant City Manager Lisa Hollowell at Fire Station One. Read on...
On Saturday, July 11, Monroe delivered approximately 1,000 water test kits to support sampling as Anson worked to restore clean drinking water. Read on...
Beginning Monday, July 6, 2026, the City of Monroe will transition from Stage 1 Voluntary Water Conservation to Stage 2 Mandatory Water Restrictions. Read on...
