CHANGES TO JAMESTOWN PARK GRILL SERVICE

In accordance with Governor Cooper's mandate, the dining area of the Grill will be closed to the public until further notice. Food service will be available for "To Go" orders only.

The Town’s top priority is and always will be the safety and security of the community. Town officials are taking the current spread of COVID-19 very seriously and are working closely with Emergency Management officials and other local partners in monitoring the situation. While there have been some changes to Town programming, all necessary arrangements are being made to ensure that all Town essential services are provided during this evolving situation.

Some of the changes that have been made at this time to limit the spread of the virus and other diseases include:

• All residents are encouraged to conduct utilities payments with the Town utilizing its online feature at https://jamestown.billingdoc.net/login or depositing your payment in our Town Hall utilities payment mail slot located in the front and back doors. You may also pay by telephone by calling 1-833-394-6865. You may find your WEB ID on your most recent bill or you may call Town Hall at 336-454-1138 to obtain it.
• All residents are encouraged to conduct other business with the Town, where possible, by calling the Town offices at 336-454-1138 during normal business hours (Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.). Visitors to Town Hall are *highly* discouraged at this time.
• All Town meetings and gatherings are currently postponed through the end of March. Staff will take this time to evaluate future programs and meetings and will follow up with more information.
• Garbage collection will maintain a normal pickup schedule.

Guilford County declared a State of Emergency effective March 13, 2020 at 5:00 pm for the Coronavirus pandemic.  Click here to view the declaration.

Guilford County amended the State of Emergency declaration on March 24, 2020. Click here to view the Amended Declaration or here to view the Press Release.

There is also a short video from the Chair of the Board of Guilford County.

In order to protect the most vulnerable members of our community from the COVID-19 virus and slow its spread, the Town Council of the Town of Jamestown has directed staff to cancel ALL Town Council and Advisory Board meetings for the next thirty (30) days.

On March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a Pandemic. We are continuously monitoring this evolving situation and will issue new guidance if and when that is warranted. Please monitor the Town's website at www.jamestown-nc.gov and the Town of Jamestown facebook page for additional notifications and alerts.

Beginning March 9, utilities served by the Piedmont Triad Regional Water Authority (which includes Jamestown) will conduct a routine water quality preventative maintenance progam. This maintenance, which is performed periodically, will take place at Randleman Reservoir. It may cause a different taste temporarily. This maintenace will continue until May 11. To read the press release click here. For more information, contact the Environmental Protection Agency Safe Drinking Water hotline at 1.800.426.4791.

IMPACTS TO EAST FORK RD. DURING PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE & SIDEWALK PROJECT ANTICIPATED

Jamestown, NC – (January 23, 2020) – The Town of Jamestown is announcing potential impacts to motorists using East Fork Rd. as a pedestrian bridge and sidewalks are constructed in the vicinity.

The Town of Jamestown has contracted with North State Environmental of Winston Salem, NC, to assist them in completing a new pedestrian bridge and sidewalk which will link existing sidewalks in Jamestown with the Bicentennial Greenway Trail along East Fork Rd. The project represents an approximate $1.488 million investment in expanding safe pedestrian access between the Town of Jamestown and the Bicentennial Greenway Trail system. The Town is grateful to NCDOT for their assistance in funding this project.

Contractors have been working in the vicinity for a couple of weeks under temporary lane closures. Beginning on Monday, FEBRUARY 3, 2020, the contractor will completely close East Fork Rd. for approximately 4 months while retaining walls, pilings, and the pedestrian bridge are constructed. Detour signs and notices will be displayed in the coming days. This will undoubtedly impact motorists in this area. The Town is notifying public safety organizations as well as local news media in an attempt to help notify motorists to plan ahead for delays or to find alternative routes.

The Town is looking forward to increased public safety for pedestrians and asks for your patience as we all work through the inconvenience of the road closure impacts.