A new tree ordinance approved by City Council in May is starting to branch out, and the City of Gastonia wants to give developers and business owners the information they need when planning for expansion. […]
This page updated Nov. 10, 2020. The City of Gastonia is continuing its efforts to respond to the spread of coronavirus and to help protect the public and its employees. That action includes complying with […]
Expect lane closures and paving equipment in Gastonia, as the City is in the midst of a big push to resurface sections of nearly 50 streets. The work began in October and continues into November, […]
Owners of Gastonia homes and businesses in high-risk sections of the floodplain will continue to get a 5% discount on their flood insurance. The Federal Emergency Management Agency has recertified the City of Gastonia’s participation […]
Gastonia drivers can easily find out whether a section of a City street is on the priority list for resurfacing. A new web-based map uses color coding in seven shades from green to red to […]
City Manager Michael Peoples has named Quentin T. McPhatter as an assistant city manager, effective April 1. Since 2016, McPhatter has been employed by the Coastal Regional Commission of Georgia where he is currently the […]
Thanks to efforts by the City of Gastonia, owners of homes and businesses in high-risk sections of the floodplain will get a discount on their flood insurance. FEMA recently approved Gastonia’s application to become part […]
Four people have been named winners of the City of Gastonia’s new citywide employee awards program and were recognized at the Gastonia City Council meeting on Feb. 20. The City began the awards program to […]
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