Guilford County Posts Multiple Government Meeting Notices, Contact Details

Guilford County updated its centralized legal notices portal with several Governmental Meeting Notices posted December 11 and December 12, 2025, with a set of entries dated December 12 emphasized on the site. The portal, which serves as the county public record for hearings, meeting schedules and other official notices, shows the notices include board and committee meeting schedules along with contact names for county liaisons and expiration dates for each posting.

The notices affect a range of local governance bodies, including county commissions, boards and advisory committees. For residents who follow meeting agendas, plan to attend public hearings or intend to submit written comment, the listings provide the official dates and the county contacts to reach for more information. The portal entries are the formal notice that triggers statutory timelines for hearings and public participation under local procedures.

The Guilford County legal notices feed at legalnotices.guilfordcountync.gov is the authoritative source for these postings. Entries posted December 12 include explicit liaison names and the dates when the notices will expire from the feed, which helps citizens and organizations determine whether an opportunity to comment or appeal remains open. Because the portal is the county maintained public record, it is the reference point for verifying meeting schedules and for contacting the appropriate county office.

Local impact is practical and immediate. Residents who monitor county business for zoning decisions, budget hearings or committee deliberations should consult the portal to confirm meeting times and to identify the right county contact if they need documents, translations or accommodation information. Community groups and neighborhood associations that prepare testimony or coordinate attendance will find the expiration dates useful for calendar planning.

Transparent public notice is a cornerstone of local governance and civic participation. Guilford County’s December 11 and December 12 postings reaffirm the county’s centralized process for distributing official meeting information, and they provide residents the means to follow and engage with upcoming public meetings.