High Point Posts City Council Agenda, Manager Briefing Canceled

The City of High Point updated its civic notices on December 12, 2025 to publish the agenda for the Regular City Council meeting scheduled for Monday, December 15, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. The same News Flash entries, time stamped December 12, also included notice that the City Manager briefing set for that date was cancelled. The postings direct residents to the CivicClerk portal where the full agenda is available for review and for participation in the public process.

City officials, council members and the City Manager are the principal actors in this update, with decisions at the upcoming meeting potentially affecting municipal services, planning matters and local budgets. Because the agenda is now public, residents have the opportunity to review items in advance, prepare comments and follow the meeting as it proceeds. The CivicClerk portal link supplied by the city provides the official docket and supporting documents for those who wish to engage directly with the council process.

For Guilford County residents, timely access to the agenda matters because council decisions shape services and priorities that affect daily life in High Point. Publishing the agenda several days before the meeting follows standard practice for ensuring transparency and allowing public participation. The cancellation of the City Manager briefing removes a forum where administrative updates are often shared, making the council meeting the primary venue this week for city business to be presented and debated.

The city’s online notice provides a direct path for residents to locate the full agenda and any attachments, and the CivicClerk portal can be accessed at https://www.highpointnc.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=5216. Community members seeking to stay informed or to comment on items scheduled for council consideration should review the documents there, and monitor the city’s civic notices for any subsequent updates or procedural details. Open access to agendas is a foundational element of local governance, and this posting ensures residents can follow decisions that will shape their neighborhoods and services.