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    New Castle County Reads "Fuzz"!

    An Evening with Mary Roach Thursday, April 20, 2023 at 7:00 p.m.

  2. 2023 NCC Scholarship Application Link

    2023 New Castle County Scholarship

    Applications are now being accepted

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    The HOPE Center

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  1. LATEST COUNTY NEWS

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  1. County Executive Meyer announces return of environmental education contest for schools

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  2. County Executive Meyer opens application process for 2023 New Castle County scholarship program

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  3. ICYMI: Meyer, Stone pen editorial “We must make foreign policy work for Delaware"

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  4. County Executive Meyer announces additional grant program for non-profit organizations

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  5. County Executive Meyer, announces Black History Month celebration of African culture at the Walnut

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  6. New Castle County awarded over $125,000.00 in USDA grant funds to support farmers, farmers markets

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  7. Meyer, Carper, announce assistance to New Castle County for major infrastructure upgrade

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  8. County Executive applauds $750K federal appropriation for Hope Center capital improvements

    New Castle County's Hope Center to receive $750,000 in federal investments Read on...
  9. County Executive Meyer marks two year anniversary of HOPE Center with community open house

    New Castle – New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced the HOPE Center of New Castle County will be hosting an open house to mark the second anniversary of the HOPE Center serving Delawareans who are experiencing homelessness. Read on...
  10. Meyer announces next grant opportunity for Richardson Park and Rosegate areas

    To learn more about grant application and its eligibility criteria, please go to https://nccde.org/bbc. Read on...
  11. County Executive Meyer calls for PAGES and IMAZINE submissions from local students

    Submissions will be reviewed and selected by library staff for inclusion in library publications, and those artists and writers included will receive a free copy of the PAGES magazine to keep. Read on...
  12. Meyer announces two additional grant programs to benefit museums/animal non-profits

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  13. County Executive Meyer announces dates, times for December holiday events

    Rockwood open house takes place on December 2 and 3rd 5-9 p.m. and Glasgow on December 9 at 6 p.m. Read on...
  14. New Castle County recognizes National Children’s Grief Awareness Month

    New Castle County and Supporting Kidds, Inc. announce their partnership with the Building Better Communities Initiative Read on...
  15. New Castle County to receive $8m federal grant to continue to combat NCC families from lead

    Grants from Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to protect Delaware children and families from lead-based paint and other home health hazards Read on...
  16. NCC, Short Order Production House celebrate Mid-Atlantic Emmy victory for Hope Center

    This is the very first time New Castle County government has been recognized by the Mid-Atlantic Emmys® Read on...
  17. County Executive Meyer announces the return of family camping event Sleep Under the Stars

    County Executive Matt Meyer announced the return of Sleep Under the Stars, which will take place October 15 at Carousel Park and Equestrian Center. Read on...
  18. County Executive Meyer opens ARPA funding application for non-profits supporting vulnerable women an

    County Executive Meyer opens ARPA funding application for non-profits supporting vulnerable women and domestic violence victims. $1 million set aside for non-profits who serve vulnerable women and domestic violence populations in New Castle County Read on...
  19. Meyer announces launch of New Outcomes-Based Initiative to Support First-Time Mothers

    The four-year program will use an outcomes-based contracting approach to help achieve measurable results for new mothers facing socioeconomic barriers Read on...
  20. County Executive Meyer announces expanded hours at New Castle County libraries

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  21. County Executive Meyer promotes push for library card sign-ups during month of September

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  22. County Executive Meyer announces start of National Health Corps Community Health Fellowship Program

    National Health Corps’ mission is to increase access to health care to underserved communities, promote health, and develop public health leaders amongst underrepresented populations in the healthcare field. Read on...
  23. Philadelphia Eagles legend Westbrook to read aloud his book "The Mouse Who Played Football"

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  24. Meyer announces ‘Small Business Open’ to spotlight NCC businesses during BMW Champs

    “The Small Business Open,” to help market small businesses during the BMW Championship Read on...
  25. County Executive Meyer announces updated property tax and sewer payment credit card fees

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  26. NCC’s Jack A. Markell Trail named Best Trail-Upstate by Delaware Today’s 2022 Best of DE

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  27. New Castle County climbs two spaces to #5 nationally ranked IT team

    ew Castle County’s Information System team has been ranked #5 nationally among countries with population 500,000-999,999, up two spots from last year’s ranking by the Center for Digital Government and National Association of Counties Read on...
  28. Building Better Communities Launches Next Grant Opportunity for Sparrow Run, Bear Area

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  29. County Executive Meyer, dozens of pickleballers cut ribbon on eight new courts

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  30. ICYMI: Carousel Park & Equestrian Center Therapeutic Riding Program featured on NBC10

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  31. Meyer recognized by New Castle County Head Start with Ethel Mae Cooper Outstanding Service Award

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  32. NCCPD's Major John Treadwell earns nationwide honor

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  33. County Executive Meyer, friends of Appoquinimink Library cut ribbon on County’s latest library

    New 28,000 sq. ft. digital hub and library will provide a gateway to downtown Middletown Read on...
  34. Meyer announces author event with NYT best-selling writer and Delaware native Dan Pfeiffer

    Tickets available now by clicking https://bit.ly/3be1qVV Read on...
  35. County Executive Meyer announces vendors, new ticketing system for annual Cream Festival

    Community Tradition returns to Rockwood Park June 25 Read on...
  36. County Executive Meyer announces first New Castle County Public Works Job Fair

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  37. County Executive Meyer announces $820k award from US Department of Commerce to boost tourism in NCC

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  38. Meyer announces community days of service for short term restoration of Mount Olive Cemetery

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  39. County Executive Meyer recognized by Housing of Northern Delaware, Inc. with Andrew Turner Award

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  40. County Executive Meyer announces e-commerce events for small business owners

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  41. County Executive Meyer announces Rockwood Park and Museum partnership with Art-Reach’s ACCESS

    Rockwood Park & Museum a partnership with the nonprofit Art-Reach to create more accessible programming. Read on...
  42. County Executive Meyer, Mayor Purzycki sign historic sewer treatment agreement

    Agreement establishes a path forward for the next decade for the City to process county sewage at the City’s wastewater treatment plant on East 12th Street and Hay Road Read on...
  43. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer applauds passage of FY2023 budget; no tax increases or fees

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  44. County Executive Meyer recognized by Goodwill of Delaware and Delaware County with Community Partner

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  45. County Executive Meyer announces NACo national recognition for Hope Center

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  46. County Executive Meyer announces the start of 4th annual NCC heARTed Contest and pop up art show

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  47. County Executive Meyer announces start of ‘Great Schools, Clean Streams’ campaign

    Today, New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced the start of New Castle County’s Department of Public Works annual program, “Great Schools, Clean Streams” campaign. Read on...
  48. The public week ahead schedule for New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer April 26 to May 1

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  49. County Executive Meyer announces County COVID-19 memorial project; asks for community’s help

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  50. County Executive Meyer announces availability of discounted rain barrels

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced the return of the very popular New Castle County Discount Rain Barrel Program sale. Read on...
  51. County Executive Meyer announces opening of application process for second Delaware Health Corps coh

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  52. Building Better Communities Launches First Grant Opportunity for Knollwood, Claymont Area

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  53. County Executive Meyer announces new director of Rockwood Museum and Park

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  54. County Executive Meyer opens application process for 2022 scholarship program

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  55. County Executive Meyer, Chief Logemann announce Vial of L.I.F.E program in New Castle County

    Today, New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer and Chief of Emergency Medical Services Division Mark Logemann announced the availability of the VIAL of L.I.F.E. vials in New Castle County. Read on...
  56. Meyer announces application process for historic investment to increase affordable housing

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  57. New Castle County celebrates vibrance of local artists for Black History Month

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  58. NCC receives $2m in HUD grant money to protect families from home health hazards

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced New Castle County has received a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) $2 million grant to protect children and families from home health hazards. Read on...
  59. County Executive Meyer applauds passage ordinance to protect and preserve NCC’s forests

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer applauded the approval of Forestry Ordinance (Substitute No. 1 to 21-009) which is designed to enhance forest protection and preservation Read on...
  60. New Castle County premieres “The Pathway Home,” a Hope Center doc

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  61. County Executive Meyer signs executive order as New Castle County joins House America

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  62. Meyer announces NCC as EPA invitee to apply for federal water infrastructure loans

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  63. NCC Native, film/TV star Plaza visits Brandywine Library to read from new children's book

    New Castle County natives Aubrey Plaza, Dan Murphy to read from their new children’s Christmas book, “The Legend of The Christmas Witch” at Brandywine Hundred Library Read on...
  64. New Castle County Executive Meyer public comment period for New Castle County’s [email protected] Comp Plan

    NEW CASTLE – New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced today that the draft New Castle County Comprehensive Plan ([email protected]) is available for review and comment. The plan can be downloaded here. Read on...
  65. County Executive Meyer announces new exhibition at Rockwood Park & Museum entitled “Coming Home"

    County Executive Meyer announces new exhibition at Rockwood Park & Museum entitled “Coming Home,” offering free tours through December Read on...
  66. New Castle County Executive Meyer nominates Carrie Casey to role of GM of Community Services

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  67. County Executive Meyer encourages student submissions to County’s literary youth publications

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  68. Meyer wins Distinguished Leadership Award from DE chapter of the American Planning Association

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  69. City and County Reach Agreement on Sewer Service Costs

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  70. County Executive Meyer announces slate of New Castle County Parks-specific public town hall meetings

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  71. Disaster Declaration Update

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  72. New Castle County, Tyler Technologies announces slate of public townhall events around reassessment

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  73. Meyer, Council members, federal delegation announce $30 million affordable housing

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  74. County Executive Meyer announces NCC Reads event; An Evening with the Author, Min Jin Lee

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  75. County Executive Meyer announces ‘AAA’ credit rating from country’s three major rating agencies

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced New Castle County has received ‘AAA’ ratings from the nation’s three major rating agencies Read on...
  76. County Executive Meyer announces 2022 department of Public Works disparity study

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  77. County Executive Meyer proudly accepts 1st place for Overall County Government Experience award

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  78. CE Meyer nominates Col. Bond for Public Safety Director; Capt. Bloch to lead NCCPD

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  79. New Castle County libraries offering new “Dial-a-Story” service for young book lovers

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  80. New Castle County to require face coverings in all County buildings

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  81. Newark Free Library to Launch New Borrowing Program- “Library of Things” opens today

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  82. New Castle County IT team ranked 7th nationally

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  83. Meyer and DE Wildlands formalize a partnership to conserve more than 220 acres in southern NCC

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  84. County Executive Meyer's statement on Pres. Biden's nom of Gov. Markell to OECD post

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  85. County Executive Meyer announces New Castle County buildings to be powered by 100% renewable energy

    Eighteen New Castle County buildings will be powered by wind energy provided by Constellation Read on...
  86. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announces start of Summer With The Library Program

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  87. Meyer proposes urgent individualized assistance to address COVID-19 learning loss, forms task force

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  88. NCC Exec Meyer announces new Chromebook and Wi-Fi hotspots checkout program at NCC libraries

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  89. County Executive Meyer announces start of Public Works Clean Stream Champion art contest

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  90. Rockwood’s Ice Cream Festival returns June 26 with limited activities

    Free event will return with scaled back activities schedule Read on...
  91. County Executive applauds Council on passing FY2022 budget, no tax increases for residents

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  92. County Executive Meyer announces New Castle County Scholarship awardees

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  93. County Executive funded Hero Help program receives state-wide recognition

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  94. 11,000+ sign Great Schools Clean Streams pledge to keep NCC environment clean

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  95. County Executive Meyer announces conclusion of NCC sponsored COVID-19 testing locations

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  96. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer declares week of May 17 Public Works Week in New Castle Count

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  97. New Castle County partners with FCC to bring consumer awareness for Emergency Broadband Benefit

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  98. ICYMI: New Castle County featured in national publication on innovative Donors Choose partnership

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  99. Delaware Library Association awards County Executive Meyer 2021 Distinguished Service Citation

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  100. County Executive Meyer announces open space conservation of more than 250 acres in Port Penn

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  101. County Executive Meyer's statement on the Derek Chauvin guilty verdict

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  102. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer encourages public input to Reimagine New Castle County

    Citizen Committees and Community Submission of Ideas are encouraged for forthcoming federal stimulus Read on...
  103. County Executive Meyer congratulates NCC’s 911 operators on receiving Accreditation of Excellence

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  104. County Executive Meyer announces opening of application process for Delaware Health Corps members

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  105. County Executive Meyer signs anti-Semitism pledge

    Meyer adds voice to nation-wide list of mayors and municipal leaders’ call for communities to advance the values of respectful coexistence Read on...
  106. County Executive Matt Meyer announces initial phase of County library re-opening strategy

    Select in-person services will be available two and half days a week per branch during Phase 1 of re-opening; social distancing and mask wearing will be enforced; curbside service remains Read on...
  107. County Executive Matt Meyer announces slate of virtual interactive community conversations

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  108. County recognized nationally by National Association of Counties (NACo)

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  109. County Executive Meyer releases New Castle County FY2022 budget, highlights include $15 minimum wage

    Proposed operating budget is $311.6m, a 2.68% increase from 2021. Read on...
  110. County Executive Meyer announces launch of environmental education contest for schools

    Public awareness campaign runs from April 12 to April 30, 2021 Read on...
  111. County Executive Meyer announces New Castle County COVID-19 testing sites for Week of March 8

    NEW CASTLE – New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced today COVID-19 testing locations. Updated site list below: Read on...
  112. County Executive Meyer announces special arrangements for Residential Annual Sewer Fee payments due

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  113. County Executive Meyer opens application process for 2021 scholarship program

    ew Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced that the process for applying for the New Castle County Scholarship is now open. Read on...
  114. County Executive Meyer names Charuni Patibanda as Economic Development Director

    National search of dozens of candidates yields attorney, and economic development expert, a Delaware native Read on...
  115. County Executive Meyer, President Allen, federal delegation cut ribbon on DSU COVID testing lab

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  116. NCC's annual Black History Month celebration heads outdoors & online with virtual, outdoor events

    New Castle, DE – County Executive Matt Meyer, along with New Castle County’s general manager for the department of community services, has announced a reimagined Black History Month celebration complete with virtual and outdoor experiences for the public. Read on...
  117. CE Meyer, congressional delegation announces pilot DE Health Corps to fight COVID-19 pandemic

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  118. Meyer lays out bold vision, determined to address inequalities exposed by pandemic

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  119. New Castle County to provide an additional $136 million in CARES Act funding to State of Delaware

    NCC is the only county nationally to assist state government with CARES funding Read on...
  120. County Executive Meyer announces addition of CJ Bell to executive team

    CJ Bell, founder of The Connect, brings entrepreneurial spirit to post Read on...
  121. County Executive Meyer announces virtual programs for County residents

    COVID-19 gathering limits still in place, NCC residents provide skill instruction for online offerings Read on...
  122. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announces Land Preservation Task Force findings

    County Executive Meyer will look to move key ordinances and other actions in coming weeks and months Read on...
  123. County Executive Meyer announces changes to annual Rockwood, Glasgow Park holiday festivities

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  124. County Executive Meyer announces tweaks to annual Rockwood, Glasgow Park holiday festivities

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  125. County Executive Meyer announces COVID-19 testing site locations leading up to holiday

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  126. County Executive Matt Meyer proposes additional police

    Increasing authorized use of force will address staffing challenges Read on...
  127. County Executive Meyer announces partnership with DonorsChoose to benefit DE teachers

    County Executive Meyer will fund all Delaware teachers’ requests up to $1,000 Read on...
  128. County Executive applauds news of BMW Championship selecting NCC course

    Top 70 PGA TOUR players coming to Delaware for the first time Read on...
  129. County Executive Meyer announces expansion of Little Free Libraries program to all NCC neighbors

    Goal is to distribute LFLs county-wide to any community that requests one Read on...
  130. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer welcomes newest members of County’s Youth Planning Board

    More than 20 students tasked with helping plan New Castle County’s future Read on...
  131. Annual managed deer harvest begins this week in the Middle Run Valley Natural Area

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  132. Reward amount climbs to $15,000 for apprehension of Rosegate shooter

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  133. County Executive Meyer, DSU President Allen announce $5m investment in COVID-19 testing lab

    CARES Act funding to provide less expensive, higher capacity testing capabilities in NCC Read on...
  134. Meyer, Bond, Street announce $7,500 reward for apprehension of Rosegate shooter

    County officials offer $7,500 in rewardleading to the arrest of the person or persons responsible for shooting Read on...
  135. New Castle County, The Committee of 100 partner for outdoor dining grants

    New Castle County will contribute $300,000 to help restaurants winterize their outdoor seating spaces Read on...
  136. CE Meyer announces up to $136 million for State of DE COVID-19 programs

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announces up to $136 million to support state of State of Delaware programs addressing COVID-19 impacts Read on...
  137. New Castle County Executive Meyer to parents: “Add COVID testing back to school list”

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  138. Starting today, taxpayers can apply for COVID-19 late fee waiver

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer applauds passage of tax ordinance waiving late fees due to COVID-19 hardships – taxpayers can apply for waiver beginning today Read on...
  139. County Executive Meyer announces special arrangements for last-minute property tax bill pay

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  140. New Castle County, City of Wilmington partner for final Census push

    County and City partner to host pep-rally style caravan, complete with music, food, giveaways for those who complete their Census Read on...
  141. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer applauds introduction of tax ordinance waiving late fees due

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  142. New Castle County information systems ranked 8th nationally by Center for Digital Government

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  143. County Exec Meyer announces $4.25m grant program to bridge distance learning gap

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  144. County Exec Meyer reacts to court decision on The Little Bakers golf course

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer applauded the August 18 decision of the Delaware Superior Court Read on...
  145. County Executive Meyer applauds Council decision on outdoor seating permit applications

    Ordinance will allow restaurants to place outdoor seating in parking lots Read on...
  146. County Exec Meyer announces $1.5M grant program to address food insecurity

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  147. County Exec Meyer announces $5 million competitive grant program to spur innovation

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced a $5 million competitive grant program funded by the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act today. Read on...
  148. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announces $10m grant program to address health equity issues

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced a $10 million competitive grant program funded by the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act today. Read on...
  149. County Executive Meyer applauds unanimous Council passage of Hockessin Colored School resolution

    Hockessin Colored School #107 memorandum of understanding (MOU) marks partnership between Friends of Hockessin Colored School #107 and New Castle County Read on...
  150. New Castle County launches virtual edition of popular summer program

    SafetyTown goes all online with the help of New Castle County Police Department, Prevent Child Abuse Delaware, Nemours, Injury Prevention Services, Delaware Fire School, Delaware State Police and more Read on...
  151. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer unveils new online COVID-19 sewer monitoring dashboard

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  152. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer names acting Chief Mark Logemann Chief of EMS

    New Castle, DE – New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced that he has promoted County Paramedics veteran and acting chief Mark Logemann to the rank of Chief of Emergency Medical Services. Read on...
  153. County Executive Meyer announces start of county-wide comprehensive planning process

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  154. ICYMI: New Castle County CAO Phillips pens "Bold Steps to a Safe and Equitable Workplace"

    The below op-ed was published in the Wednesday, June 24 on DelawareOnline Read on...
  155. County Executive Meyer announces New Castle County Scholarship awardees

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  156. County Executive Meyer declares Juneteenth a New Castle County holiday

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced today, that Friday, June 19, 2020 will be a County-wide holiday in recognition of the Juneteenth celebration. Read on...
  157. County Executive Meyer announces additional COVID-19 testing sites in New Castle County; adds resour

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  158. County Executive Meyer announces 10 additional COVID-19 testing sites in New Castle County

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  159. County Executive Matt Meyer announces curbside pick-up program at County libraries

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced that all County Libraries are gearing up to provide contactless curbside delivery on Tuesdays and Saturdays beginning the week of June 15. Read on...
  160. County Executive Meyer reopens county’s fenced in bark parks

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  161. County Executive Meyer announces upcoming COVID-19 testing sites in New Castle County

    Initial five testing sites scheduled throughout New Castle County Read on...
  162. County Executive Matt Meyer announces formation of Medical Advisory Task Force for New Castle County

    New Castle, DE – New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer today announced the formation of a Medical Advisory Task Force to advise county government on eradicating the virus from our community and keeping county employees and the general public safe. Read on...
  163. County Executive Meyer announces broad testing program for New Castle County fire service members

    New Castle County partners with LabCorp to test hundreds of more first responders across the county Read on...
  164. New Castle County Public Works kicks off Clean Stream Champion art contest

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer and General Manager of New Castle County Public Works Tracy Surles have announced a new twist on the successful Clean Stream Champion program. Read on...
  165. County Executive Meyer announces testing for NCC paramedics in partnership with Nemours

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer and Nemours Children’s Health System announced a partnership that will allow members of New Castle County’s 130 person paramedics team to be tested for the COVID-19 virus. Read on...
  166. County Executive Meyer proposes first responder Hero’s Pay, assistance to municipalities

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  167. New Castle County Executive Launches Meyer Minute

    Meyer Minute keeps subscribers up to date on all things New Castle County Read on...
  168. Wilmington Airport Task Force recommends non-renewal of DRBA lease

    Task Force Unanimously Recommends Bidding Out Airport Management Read on...
  169. County Executive Meyer appointed to Delaware Advisory Committee to U.S. Commission of Civil Rights

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  170. Innovative sewer study estimates 15,200 COVID-19 cases in New Castle County

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  171. County Executive Meyer announces 12 additional ‘drive-thru’ wi-fi hotspots in New Castle County

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  172. New Castle County offers scenic photos for backgrounds of your Zoom video conference calls

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  173. County Executive Meyer announces additional closings of parks amenities, encourages walking, jogging

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  174. New Castle County Department of Land Use amends operational policies during the Coronavirus/COVID-19

    Action will further protect the public and County employees from the threat of the coronavirus by reducing in-person interactions Read on...
  175. New Castle County Department of Land Use Open for Business during COVID-19 pandemic

    New Castle County Department of Land Use remains open for business during the Coronavirus/COVID-19 health emergency Read on...
  176. New Castle County Executive Meyer signs emergency ordinances to help fight against COVID-19

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  177. New Castle County Executive Meyer proposes balanced budget; highlights include COVID-19 investment

    New Castle, DE – New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer presented a Fiscal Year 2021 balanced budget, along with emergency ordinances that make critical investments in COVID-19 responses Read on...
  178. New Castle County Executive Meyer to support emergency tax relief ordinances for residents

    Ordinances suspend penalty charges for unpaid sewer late fees, waive return check fees, library fines, and more. Read on...
  179. County Executive Meyer launches ‘drive-thru’ wi-fi hotspots across New Castle County

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  180. County Executive Meyer closes playgrounds and basketball courts at county parks

    New Castle, DE – New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced today that beginning immediately, parks staff will begin closures of amenities in key regional New Castle County parks. Read on...
  181. County Executive Meyer announces precautions to help protect employees, residents of New Castle Coun

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announce actions New Castle County government will be taking to protect the County’s 1,900 employees and the nearly 600,000 county residents Read on...
  182. County Executive Meyer announces new security measures at Carousel Park

    New Castle, DE – New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced additional security tactics at Carousel Park to increase safety for animals and patrons at the park. Read on...
  183. County Executive Meyer announces details on New Castle County Reads 2020 book, guest

    New Castle, DE – County Executive Matt Meyer and Community Services General Manager Marcus Henry are pleased to announce the featured title for New Castle County Reads 2020, Pachinko, by Min Jin Lee. Read on...
  184. New Castle County sewer bill deadline approaching

    Residents can avoid penalty charges by making payment through Monday, March 2 Read on...
  185. County Executive Meyer commends unanimous passage of 2019 septic ordinance

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer recognized New Castle County Council for their 13-0 passage of the Substitute No. 4 to Ordinance No. 19-078 which protects water quality, limits sprawl and encourages farmland preservation. Read on...
  186. New Castle County announces public meeting dates and community survey for 2020 Consolidated Plan

    New Castle, DE – New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer and Marcus Henry, General Manager of the Department of Community Services have announced public meeting dates for the 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan Read on...
  187. Libraries extend deadline for PAGES submissions to Dec. 31 – contributions accepted at all County li

    New Castle, DE – New Castle County libraries are sponsoring children’s literary and art magazines this fall, for kids ages 4 – 11. Read on...
  188. County Executive Meyer names new Chief Financial Officer

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced today that Michael Smith has been promoted from Deputy Chief Financial Officer and Director of Operations to Chief Financial Officer of the New Castle County Government. Read on...
  189. New Castle County Awarded HUD Grant to Combat Lead Hazards

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced today that New Castle County has been awarded $3 million dollars through the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Read on...
  190. New Castle County state and local taxes due Monday, September 30

    New Castle, DE – New Castle County property owners are reminded that 2019 State of Delaware school taxes and County property taxes are due Monday, September 30, 2019. Read on...
  191. New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announces the launch of new PodCounty podcast

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer has announced the launch of New Castle County’s newest production, PodCounty, a long-form podcast featuring in-depth interviews of compelling personalities that make the county a special place to live, work and play. Read on...
  192. New Castle County partners with Energize Delaware to Launch Commercial PACE Program

    New Castle County first to opt-in to energy efficiency financing program Read on...
  193. County Executive Meyer unveils “Green Agenda” environmental legislation to protect open spaces, wat

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  194. TOMORROW: County Executive Meyer presents $10,000 New Castle County Cares grant to The Warehouse

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  195. The public week ahead schedule for New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer August 19-25

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  196. Annual state and local property tax bills being mailed to property owners next week

    Annual county and school property tax bills are being mailed next week, New Castle County announced today. These bills also include unpaid county code enforcement fines and fees in a new effort to recoup more than $1 million owed by property owners. Read on...
  197. Thousands join the GreeNCC campaign to improve water quality and protect the environment

    County Executive Matt Meyer today announced that New Castle County’s 2019 Clean Stream Champion and Great Schools Clean Streams environmental education campaigns engaged a record number of residents who pledged to keep our streams and waterways clean. Read on...
  198. New Castle County works to block expansion of industrial waste landfill

    This week New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer and leaders from the county’s Public Safety Department petitioned state regulators to deny Waste Management’s request to raise the height limit of its landfill in a suburban New Castle County neighborhood. Read on...
  199. County and State officials oppose effort to increase height of suburban New Castle landfill

    New Castle County Councilman Jea Street, State Representative Frank Cooke and County Executive Matt Meyer demanded that Waste Management not be permitted to raise the height limit of its landfill located next to a residential neighborhood in Minquadale. Read on...
  200. New county park to be constructed to serve fast-growing communities in southern New Castle County

    County Executive Matthew Meyer was joined Tuesday by County Council members, legislators and local residents as he announced that a new 90-acre county park will be developed on a county-owned property north of Middletown. Read on...
  201. Making the dream of higher education a reality in New Castle County

    New Castle County is making the dream of higher education a reality for nearly three dozen local students who received this year’s New Castle County Scholarship during a ceremony on June 15 at the Route 9 Library and Innovation Center. Read on...
  202. County Executive Voices Support for Clean Water for Delaware Act

    County Executive Matt Meyer today voiced support for The Clean Water for Delaware Act which provides funding to clean contaminated water in Delaware’s streams, rivers, bays and groundwater and reduce flooding through improved stormwater management. Read on...
  203. County launches Clean Stream Champion environmental photo scavenger hunt

    This week New Castle County launched its Clean Stream Champion photo scavenger hunt, offering prizes to residents who post eco-friendly photos related to water quality on Twitter and Instagram using the hashtag #CleanStreamChampion and mentioning @nccde. Read on...
  204. Meyer commends County Council for passing Fiscal Year 2020 budget

    County Executive Matt Meyer applauded County Council for passing the Fiscal Year 2020 New Castle County operating and capital budgets tonight. Read on...
  205. New Castle County receives triple-A credit rating

    The nation’s three major rating agencies last week awarded New Castle County their highest triple-A credit rating as they affirmed a stable outlook on the county’s economic health and applauded the Meyer Administration’s fiscal stewardship. Read on...
  206. Carousel Park farmers market opens Friday, May 3

    New Castle County’s Carousel Park farmers market opens for the season on Friday, May 3, connecting area residents with expanded opportunities to purchase fresh local produce, meats, prepared foods and more. Read on...
  207. New Castle County’s “Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Festival” returns to Rockwood Park on Saturday, June 29

    Mark your calendar for the 2019 Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Festival at Rockwood Park and Museum on Saturday, June 29, 2019 from 12:00 to 7:00 p.m. Read on...
  208. Community celebrates grand opening of Edgemoor Gardens Park

    On Saturday, April 27 county and state officials joined joined area youth, civic leaders and local residents to cut the ribbon on the newly-constructed Edgemoor Gardens Park. Read on...
  209. Redesigned Carousel Park equestrian course to be celebrated with May 4 ribbon cutting

    On Saturday, May 4, members of the equestrian community and the general public are invited to participate in the official grand opening of the redesigned Carousel Park Equestrian Cross Country Course. Read on...
  210. New Castle County secures flood insurance discount for local property owners

    County Executive Matt Meyer announced today that New Castle County has secured a 20% discount to help offset rising flood insurance rates for property owners who purchase coverage through the National Flood Insurance Program. Read on...
  211. New Castle County celebrates historic success in transforming vacant spaces to livable places

    New Castle County’s Vacant Spaces to Livable Places initiative has reduced the number of vacant properties by 30% and over the past year has collected more than $1 million in delinquent taxes and fees owed by owners of vacant and abandoned properties. Read on...
  212. April 8 public meeting will update residents on new Middletown Library, welcome design feedback

    On Monday, April 8 from 6 – 8 pm New Castle County will host a public meeting to update the community on plans for a new library to serve the MOT area and to gather input about interior amenities, programming space and architectural features. Read on...
  213. Meyer proposes balanced budget that sustains fiscal responsibility and invests in core services

    County Executive Matthew Meyer presented a Fiscal Year 2020 budget tonight that sustains his administration’s record of financial responsibility while investing in core services that save lives and drive quality of life for all county residents. Read on...
  214. Help protect the environment by making the “Great Schools Clean Streams” pledge

    New Castle County’s 2019 Great Schools, Clean Streams campaign is underway! The annual pledge drive raises awareness of the environmental harm that comes from pouring household grease and oils down the drain and into the wastewater treatment system. Read on...
  215. County Executive launches scholarship to support college affordability

    Today County Executive Matt Meyer joined school leaders, educational advocates and students at Newark High School to launch a scholarship program to support college affordability for New Castle County residents. Read on...
  216. New Castle County launches 2020 Census by urging all residents to “Commit 2B Counted”

    County Executive Matt Meyer, federal and local officials and community members kicked off the 2020 Census in New Castle County today with Delaware’s first Census Job Fair and the launch of New Castle County’s Commit 2B Counted outreach campaign. Read on...
  217. New Castle County collects $16 million in delinquent taxes and fees

    New Castle County has secured record payments of delinquent property taxes and sewer fees, driving a historic high collections rate for county property taxes during the past two years, New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced today. Read on...
  218. New Castle County celebrates great women in history

    On Sunday, March 3 at 1:00 p.m. at the Rockwood Park Carriage House, 4651 Washington Street Extension, New Castle County kicks off Women’s History Month with its 5th Annual Great Women in History Program, celebrating the impact of women through the arts! Read on...
  219. New Castle County sewer bill deadline approaching

    New Castle County reminds residents that the deadline for paying 2019 sewer service bills is this Thursday, February 28. Read on...
  220. Weather Alert: County offices, libraries & activity centers opening at 10 a.m. on February 11

    As wintry weather continues to impact the area this morning, New Castle County offices, libraries and activity centers will open at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, February 11. Read on...
  221. New Castle County offers summer employment to 200 area youth

    New Castle County’s summer youth employment program is underway with application materials available online at www.newcastlede.gov/syep and summer job fair application events set for Saturday, March 9 in Middletown and Saturday, March 23 in New Castle. Read on...
  222. County kicks off Black History Month with American Sound: The Evolution of Black Music

    On Saturday, February 2 at 10:30 a.m., New Castle County kicks off its month-long celebration of Black History Month with a celebration of American Sound: The Evolution of Black Music at the Walnut Street YMCA in Wilmington. Read on...
  223. County reminds public of dangers of walking onto ice during winter months

    Following a second recent incident when a visitor fell through the ice covering a Carousel Park pond while attempting to rescue a stranded pet, New Castle County officials today reminded members of the public of the dangers of walking onto ice. Read on...
  224. NCCinnovates offers business accelerator program for aspiring local entrepreneurs

    Today, New Castle County announced a partnership to offer an intensive 12-week business accelerator program to underrepresented entrepreneurs who have launched start-up businesses or have the next great business idea. Read on...
  225. NCCinnovates leverages technology, partnerships to support entrepreneurship and drive job creation

    New Castle County’s signature jobs and economic development initiative NCCinnovates is helping to drive the state’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, with demonstrated success during 2018, County Executive Matt Meyer announced today. Read on...
  226. Libraries’ “Food for Fines” amnesty forgives late fees while helping those who struggle with hunger

    From December 9 through December 16, New Castle County library patrons with overdue items can receive library fine forgiveness for their donation of nonperishable food items. Read on...
  227. County libraries asking kids to submit their own masterpiece for literary and art magazine

    Calling all young artists and writers! This winter, the New Castle County Newark Free Library and Bear Library will produce the 2019 children’s literary and art magazine PAGES, featuring works created by local kids ages 4 – 12. Read on...
  228. County Flags to be flown at half-staff for President George H.W. Bush

    County Executive Matt Meyer has ordered all county flags to be flown at half-staff at county facilities in honor and tribute to the memory of President George H.W. Bush who passed away on November 30, 2018. Read on...
  229. County’s Housing Voucher Program to Open Waiting List Lottery from December 3 through December 7

    In early December, many low-income New Castle County families will have their first opportunity in years to access higher quality affordable housing. Read on...
  230. New Castle County and West End Neighborhood House partner to expand career pathways for area youth

    Today at Bright Spot Farm in New Castle, West End Neighborhood House, in partnership with New Castle County, announced a $250,000 grant from the Citi Foundation to reduce youth unemployment through training and access to jobs. Read on...
  231. Meet dozens of local authors and artists at the Art & Book Fair this Saturday in Hockessin

    On Saturday, November 10 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the annual Art & Book Fair returns to the Hockessin Community Recreation Center, located in the Hockessin PAL at 7259 Lancaster Pike. Read on...
  232. County Action Against Local Landlord Brings Results for Tenants and the Community

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer today announced the first successful outcome under a recent executive order regarding problem property owners. Read on...
  233. Karen Peterson Sworn in as Chair of Planning Board

    Longtime State Senator and former New Castle County Council President Karen Peterson was sworn in today by County Executive Matt Meyer as Chair of the New Castle County Planning Board. Read on...
  234. New County Library to be Constructed in Middletown

    County Executive Matthew Meyer, library officials, legislators, municipal leaders and local residents gathered yesterday as New Castle County announced that a new library will be constructed in downtown Middletown to better serve area residents. Read on...
  235. Flags lowered at county facilities October 29 – October 31

    County Executive Meyer ordered county flags to be lowered to half-staff from October 29 through October 31 to honor the victims of Saturday’s attack on worshippers at a Pittsburgh Synagogue. Read on...
  236. Childhood imagination comes to life at the 6th Annual Faerie Festival this Sunday at Rockwood Park

    This Sunday, September 16 from noon to 4 p.m., New Castle County’s Rockwood Park welcomes faeries, pirates, gnomes, princesses, super heroes, knights, trolls and kids of all ages for the 6th Annual Faerie Festival. Read on...
  237. Flags lowered at county facilities September 11

    In commemoration of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, county, state and nationals flags are being flown at half-staff today, which has been designated as “Patriot Day”.
  238. New Castle County launches NCCinnovates to support entrepreneurship and drive job creation

    On Thursday, County Executive Matt Meyer, entrepreneurs, economic development officials and business development professionals launched NCCinnovates, a new initiative to support homegrown innovation and entrepreneurship to create sustainable local jobs. Read on...
  239. Flags lowered at county facilities August 27 – September 2

    State and County flags at New Castle County government facilities are flying at half-staff from August 27 through September 2 to honor the memory and service of United States Senator John McCain, who passed away on August 25. Read on...
  240. Tuesday: County Executive to facilitate videoconference between area youth and Chinese students

    On August 7 at 8:30 a.m., County Executive Matt Meyer will facilitate a video conference call between Christina School District elementary school students and students at an after-school English learning center in Beijing, China. Read on...
  241. County Executive selected to lead delegation of rising star American officials to China

    The China-US Exchange Foundation announced that they selected County Executive Matt Meyer to lead a delegation of rising star elected American officials to China. Meyer will spend two weeks in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou in the bipartisan delegation. Read on...
  242. County puts irresponsible property owners on notice

    Today, New Castle County announced new action against a local landlord whose 34 properties have racked up nearly two thousand county code enforcement inspections and hundreds of public safety calls, while accruing $415,000 in unpaid taxes and fees. Read on...
  243. Flags lowered at county facilities July 19 - 20

    State and County flags at New Castle County government facilities are flying at half-staff on July 19 and 20 to mark the passing of former Delaware Representative Katharine Jester. Read on...
  244. Construction underway at latest New Castle County Park

    Today, County Executive Matthew Meyer, County Councilman John Cartier, DNREC Secretary Shawn M. Garvin, civic and community leaders and residents gathered to break ground on the Edgemoor Gardens Park, the first new County park in more than a decade. Read on...
  245. New Castle County launches NCC Innovates by awarding grant to local start-up

    Today, at the 2018 Delaware Entrepreneurial Summit, New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer presented local start-up D150 Fueling with the county’s Entrepreneurial Sponsorship Award. Read on...
  246. Embrace summer learning and have fun on Thursday, July 12 at Woodlawn Library

    This Thursday, July 12, kids of all ages and their families are invited to embrace summer learning with fun activities from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at New Castle County’s Woodlawn Library. Read on...
  247. New Castle County homeownership milestones celebrated

    Today, New Castle County leaders, state and federal officials, housing counselors and homeowners marked National Homeownership Month by celebrating historic milestones in New Castle County-administered homeownership programs. Read on...
  248. County Executive Statement on Passage of Fiscal Year 2019 Revenue Ordinance

    County Executive Matt Meyer issued the following statement following tonight’s County Council vote to pass the annual revenue ordinance of New Castle County for Fiscal Year 2019. Read on...
  249. Chief Financial Officer to depart county government

    Today, New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced the departure of Chief Financial Officer Brian Maxwell, who will leave county government in early June to pursue a new professional opportunity. Read on...
  250. County Executive statement following County Council budget votes

    County Executive Matt Meyer issued a statement after this evening’s meeting of the New Castle County Council. Read on...
  251. New Castle County marks Public Works Week with launch of new department name

    New Castle County government today marked National Public Works Week by announcing a new name for a long-established county department. Read on...
  252. County Executive statement following visit with New Castle area veteran and his family

    County Executive Matt Meyer issued a statement today after a visit with a New Castle area veteran and his family. Read on...
  253. New Castle County takes new action to collect unpaid taxes and fees

    New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer today announced a first-ever partnership with school districts to collect long-term unpaid property taxes and sewer service fees. Read on...
  254. 15,000 sign the Great Schools Clean Streams pledge to keep New Castle County’s environment clean

    County Executive Matt Meyer today announced the winners of the 2018 Great Schools Clean Streams environmental education campaign, which raise awareness of the environmental harm from pouring kitchen grease into the County’s wastewater treatment system. Read on...
  255. New Castle County reminds residents that building codes save lives

    New Castle County is recognizing Building Safety Month this May. Activities include online resources, events, and educational initiatives to raise awareness about building safety. Read on...
  256. Celebrate Earth Month by participating in parkland cleanup events and guided treks in county parks

    New Castle County is recognizing Earth Month by collaborating with local non-profits to offer opportunities for residents to get outdoors to and enjoy the scenic beauty of the natural environment while contributing to efforts to protect the environment. Read on...
  257. New Castle County exploring new action to combat opioid crisis

    New Castle County has hired a leading law firm to help it explore legal action against the pharmaceutical industry for its role in the opioid crisis, New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced today. Read on...
  258. Christiana Care and New Castle County Announce Innovative Partnership to Combat Opioid Overdoses

    Today Christiana Care Health System and New Castle County announced the creation of an innovative pilot program to help individuals receive addiction treatment and support after they are released from the emergency department following an opioid overdose. Read on...
  259. New Castle County launches smartphone app to improve sudden cardiac arrest survival

    County Executive Matt Meyer and Emergency Medical Services Chief Lawrence E. Tan today announced the launch of a smartphone application that directs citizen responders to locations where CPR is needed to save lives. Read on...
  260. New Castle County offers expanded summer employment program to area youth

    New Castle County’s expanded summer youth employment program gets underway with processing events for interested youth. Read on...
  261. Residents invited to community town halls and budget updates this spring

    Beginning Wednesday, March 28, the County Executive hits the road with members of County Council to discuss the Fiscal Year 2019 budget with residents in community town halls in every council district. Read on...
  262. Meyer proposes balanced budget plan that restores fiscal responsibility to county government

    Tonight, County Executive Matthew Meyer presented a FY 2019 budget that makes difficult decisions to restore financial responsibility to county government and invests in core services that save lives and drives quality of life for all county residents. Read on...
  263. PulsePoint prompts first citizen response to cardiac arrest incident

    For the first time, New Castle County’s lifesaving PulsePoint smartphone application has prompted a citizen response to a cardiac arrest incident. Read on...
  264. New Castle County expands property tax relief for disabled servicemembers and veterans

    Today, at VFW Post 5892 in Hockessin, County Executive Matt Meyer signed legislation into law that expands county property tax relief for disabled veterans and servicemembers. Read on...
  265. Tonight: New Castle County and Colonial School District celebrate learning at Route 9 Library

    Tonight from 6:00 – 8:30 p.m. New Castle County and Colonial School District team up to celebrate learning with an evening of activities and fun for kids and families at the New Castle County Route 9 Library and Innovation Center. Read on...
  266. Take the pledge to keep New Castle County’s environment clean

    This week, New Castle County kicked off its annual Great Schools, Clean Streams campaign, which raises awareness of the dangers of pouring household grease and oils down the drain and into the wastewater treatment system. Read on...
  267. Community Town Halls and budget updates continue across New Castle County

    Community Town Halls and county budget updates continue across New Castle County this spring. Read on...
  268. New Castle County, Charter School of New Castle and YMCA of Delaware launch innovative partnership

    Today the Charter School of New Castle, New Castle County and the YMCA of Delaware this morning announced the launch of an innovative partnership to provide afterschool and summer opportunities to Carter School of New Castle students. Read on...
  269. County Executive announces departure of Chief Administrative Officer

    Today, New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced that Chief Administrative Officer Kathy Jennings has ended her tenure in county government to pursue a new professional opportunity. Read on...
  270. County proud to partner with state to connect residents to services through local libraries

    New Castle County is proud to support a new state initiative that offers application and referral assistance for a variety of social service and benefit programs through office hours in individual library branches. Read on...
  271. New Castle County accepts pre-payment of property taxes

    Following last week’s enactment of federal tax reform legislation, residents have asked whether New Castle County accepts pre-payment of next year’s property taxes prior to January 1, 2018. Read on...
  272. County libraries annual “Food for Fines” collecting food, forgiving late fees through December 16

    New Castle County libraries are forgiving library fines up to $25 while collecting food for the needy during its third annual “Food for Fines” amnesty, which continues through Saturday. Read on...
  273. New Castle County prepared for wintry weather this weekend

    With forecasters calling for the season’s first snowfall across Delaware and the Mid-Atlantic region Saturday, New Castle County reminds residents that staff are preparing to clear parking lots and sidewalks at county facilities that serve the public. Read on...
  274. Open enrollment extended for county retiree Medicare Supplement plan

    New Castle County has extended its open enrollment period for eligible county government retirees to enroll in its Medicare supplement insurance program. Read on...
  275. Discover fresh adventures and support local authors and artists at the Hockessin Art & Book Fair

    Mark your calendar for the annual Hockessin Art & Book Fair on Saturday, November 4 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Hockessin Community Recreation Center, located in the Hockessin PAL at 7259 Lancaster Pike. Read on...
  276. Volunteers sought for Talley Day Bark Park cleanup on November 6

    New Castle County seeks volunteers for a Talley Day Bark Park cleanup, set for Monday, November 6 beginning at 10 a.m. Talley Day Bark Park is located at 1308 Foulk Road, behind the Brandywine Hundred Library. Read on...
  277. Partnership set to expand employment services and training for at-risk youth

    West End Neighborhood House and New Castle County announced that they have received a $250,000 grant from the Youth Workforce Fund, part of the Citi Foundation's Pathways to Progress initiative to reduce youth unemployment through job training. Read on...
  278. Landowners can appeal or comment on updated flood risk maps through November 12

    New Castle County reminds landowners that November 12 is the deadline to appeal or comment on updated federal flood risk maps that are set to take effect next year. Read on...
  279. County Executive Matt Meyer Selected as One of Nation’s Top Pro-Growth Progressive Leaders

    County Executive Matt Meyer today was named a pro-growth progressive leader by the NewDEAL, a national network of leaders working to expand opportunity for all Americans in the changing economy. Today’s announcement is copied immediately below. Read on...
  280. Saturday: Public invited to celebrate the new Route 9 Library and Innovation Center

    On Saturday, October 14, New Castle County will celebrate the opening of the Route 9 Library and Innovation Center with a day-long public celebration at the latest addition to the New Castle County library system. Read on...
  281. Residents invited to October 18 panel discussion on traffic impact and development

    New Castle County government invites members of the public to attend a panel discussion on traffic impact requirements for land development hosted by the Department of Land Use on Wednesday, October 18. Read on...
  282. County Parks Task Force seeks residents’ input during October 16 meeting

    The New Castle County Parks Task Force, which is helping to guide new investments in parks and open space, invites the public to participate in its next meeting, Monday, October 16 at 6 pm at the Appoquinimink Library, 651 N. Broad St., Middletown. Read on...
  283. Grab your tent and Sleep Under the Stars October 21 at Carousel Park

    The biggest family camping event in New Castle County is back for 2017 with spooktacular Halloween fun for the whole family on October 21 at Carousel Park! Read on...
  284. New Castle County provides new support to first responders in the fight against overdose deaths

    Yesterday, the County Executive and every member of County Council committed their contingency funds, in collaboration with the contributions of a Wilmington pharmacy, to make life-saving Narcan more widely available to volunteer fire companies. Read on...
  285. New Castle County offers support to pedestrian bridge project in Newark

    Tonight County Executive Matt Meyer and members of New Castle County Council released the following statement after Newark City Council voted to approve a pedestrian and bicycle bridge connecting two parks in the Newark area. Read on...
  286. County flags lowered in memory of Lt. Joseph Szczerba

    County Executive Matt Meyer has ordered New Castle County flags to be flown at half-staff from September 15 through September 17 in honor of New Castle County Police Lt. Joseph Szczerba, who was killed in the line of duty on September 16, 2011. Read on...
  287. Channel your childhood imagination at the Annual Faerie Festival this Sunday at Rockwood Park

    Kids of all ages and their families are invited to enjoy games, stories, enchanted crafts, costume parades, and children's museum tours at the 5th Annual New Castle County Faerie Festival, this Sunday, September 17. Read on...
  288. County Executive Matthew Meyer condemns hateful graffiti in County park

    Yesterday, a family visiting Castle Hills Park discovered racist graffiti painted on children’s playground equipment. They made a report to New Castle County Police and an investigation was immediately opened. Read on...
  289. Get into the action this Saturday at the second annual Anime Day at the New Castle County Art Studio

    This Saturday, August 26, from 11 am - 4 pm New Castle County presents the second annual Anime Day at the Art Studio, Located in the Absalom Jones Community Center at 310 Kiamensi Road, Wilmington. Read on...
  290. County partners with Beau Biden Foundation to bring Stewards of Children training to libraries

    County Executive Matthew Meyer today announced that New Castle County is partnering with the Beau Biden Foundation to offer its flagship child abuse prevention training program in county libraries. Read on...
  291. New Castle County Parks Task Force gets to work

    The New Castle County Parks Task Force will meet on Wednesday, August 23 and members of the public are invited to attend the meeting or watch a livestream on the County’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/nccde. Read on...
  292. Public invited to explore careers in emergency communications

    Learn about the work of emergency telecommunicators and how their work in a dynamic and fast-paced environment contributes to public safety by attending community information sessions on Monday, August 28 and Tuesday, August 29. Read on...
  293. WOW! What is going on with the sun?

    A once-in-a-lifetime event will take place August 21 when Delaware will observe a partial solar eclipse. New Castle County Libraries are helping residents get in on the action with a series of educational programs and viewing parties. Read on...
  294. Rainfall forces cancellation of this weekend’s Dancing in the Park and Food Truck Festival

    New Castle County today announced that the annual Dancing in the Park and Food Truck Festival set for Saturday, July 29 is cancelled. It will not be rescheduled. Read on...
  295. County Executive Matthew Meyer Announces New Parks Strategy

    Speaking at the Appoquinimink Library Wednesday afternoon, New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer announced the County’s commitment to create new parks in Southern New Castle County, Red Lion, and Edgemoor. Read on...
  296. County Executive Matthew Meyer takes historic step to increase government transparency

    County Executive Matthew Meyer today unveiled New Castle County’s Open Checkbook (http://checkbook.nccde.org), the most comprehensive transparency initiative in county government history. Read on...
  297. Monday: New Castle County Executive to launch government transparency site

    New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer will join Delaware Coalition For Open Government Board members and government transparency and open data advocates to launch the most comprehensive open government initiative ever undertaken by County government. Read on...
  298. New Castle County marks 75th home purchased through innovative workforce housing program

    New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer, Councilman John Cartier, county government housing staff and housing advocates visited Claymont’s Darley Green on Monday to mark the 75th home purchased through the County’s innovative Workforce Housing Program. Read on...
  299. County Executive Matthew Meyer sets “County in Your Community” Work Days in Claymont on July 13 and

    County Executive Matthew Meyer will hold “County in Your Community” work days in Claymont on July 13 and Bear on August 2, continuing his practice of holding regular community office hours that began starting on inauguration day this past January. Read on...
  300. NCC Sports and Athletics bringing NFL Flag powered by USA Football to New Castle County

    Young football fans in grades 3-8 will enjoy the fun and excitement of America’s favorite sport this fall as New Castle County brings NFL Flag powered by USA Football to county area fields. Read on...
  301. County Executive to visit Newark on June 21 for next “County in Your Community” work day

    County Executive Matthew Meyer continues his “County in Your Community” work days with a visit to Newark on June 21. Read on...
  302. New Castle County hosts 68th Annual Platinum Picnic with A Salute to the USO

    On Wednesday, June 7, from 9 am to 1 pm, New Castle County hosts the 68th Annual Platinum Picnic, an event exclusively for residents 55 years of age and older. Read on...
  303. County Executive Matthew Meyer signs Fiscal 2018 Budget

    With County Executive Matthew Meyer’s signature, the Fiscal Year 2018 New Castle County budget was enacted Friday afternoon. The $320 million operating and capital budget reflects the County Executive’s pledge to align expenditures with revenue. Read on...
  304. New Castle County libraries challenge readers of all ages to “Build A Better World” this summer

    Children, teens, and adults are invited to “Build a Better World”, the theme of the New Castle County Library System’s Summer Reading Challenge, which will feature a family-friendly kick-off event at Brandywine Hundred Library on Saturday, June 3. Read on...
  305. County Executive Matthew Meyer statement on County Council Fiscal 2018 Budget votes

    This evening, County Executive Matthew Meyer issued the following statement after County Council voted to adopt the County’s Fiscal 2018 Operating and Capital Budgets. Read on...
  306. County Executive enlists resident photographers to submit images for website, promotional initiative

    As New Castle County works to redesign the county’s flagship website and embraces new ways to communicate with members of the public County Executive Matthew Meyer enlisted residents to submit their own photographs that showcase life in New Castle County. Read on...
  307. New Castle County alerts property owners to federal flood risk map changes, co-hosts May 23 informat

    On May 23, New Castle County is hosting an open house with Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) and FEMA to answer questions from residents about recently updated federal flood risk maps for New Castle County. Read on...
  308. New Castle County takes new action to tackle neighborhood blight

    Yesterday, in the neighborhood of historic Dunleith along the Route 9 corridor, County Executive Matthew Meyer joined nearly 100 legislators, advocates, public safety officials, and community leaders to announce new steps to combat neighborhood blight. Read on...
  309. New Castle County to announce new steps to tackle neighborhood blight

    On May 16, County Executive Meyer will be joined by county and state legislators, housing advocates, civic leaders and others as he signs an ordinance into law that enhances County government’s authority to tackle vacant and abandoned housing and blight. Read on...
  310. County Executive to hold May “County in Your Community” work days in Middletown and Hockessin

    In an effort to improve transparency and accessibility in government, County Executive Matthew Meyer is continuing his “County in Your Community” work days with stops this month in Middletown on May 16 and Hockessin on May 31. Read on...
  311. New Castle County farmers markets set to open this week

    County Executive Matthew Meyer today announced the opening of New Castle County-sponsored farmers markets for the 2017 season. Read on...
  312. New Castle County awarded the highest rating by credit rating agencies

    New Castle County earned a triple-A credit rating this week from all three major rating agencies who affirmed a stable outlook on the county’s economic health and applauded the Meyer Administration’s financial management practices. Read on...
  313. Councilman Tackett introduces legislation to reduce vacant property blight

    Tuesday evening New Castle County Councilman David L. Tackett, with the strong support of County Executive Matthew Meyer, introduced legislation that would give County government new authority to tackle vacant and abandoned housing across the County. Read on...
  314. New Castle County launches early childhood reading initiative

    On Thursday County Executive Matthew Meyer visited a New Castle County Library Kirkwood branch Story Time session to announce the launch of the New Castle County Library System’s latest early childhood reading initiative 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten. Read on...
  315. New Castle County marks Earth Day with tour, tree planting at wetland project in Brandywine Hundred

    Today New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer and County Council member Robert Weiner marked Earth Day by reviewing ongoing work to create a wetland habitat at the County’s Talley Day Park in Brandywine Hundred. Read on...
  316. County Executive Announces “County in Your Community” Work Days

    As part of his effort to increase transparency, responsiveness and accessibility County Executive Matthew Meyer today announced that county leaders will work from locations across New Castle County throughout the spring, summer and beyond. Read on...
  317. Bestselling author Ayana Mathis set to headline New Castle County Reads Program on April 26

    On Wednesday evening, April 26 members of the public are invited to attend An Evening with Ayana Mathis, a lecture and book signing with the bestselling author that culminates the New Castle County library system’s annual reading festival NCC Reads. Read on...
  318. March 30 facebook live town hall

    County Executive Meyer to host second Delaware Facebook Live Town Hall

    On Thursday, March 30 at 7 pm County Executive Matthew Meyer will host a Facebook Live video town hall to engage with residents about his proposed Fiscal Year 2018 budget and hear their feedback about the county’s spending priorities. Read on...
  319. New Castle County Launches Environmental Education Contest for Schools

    New Castle County announces the launch of its annual “Great Schools, Clean Streams” campaign which enlists school communities to raise awareness of the dangers of pouring kitchen grease and oils down the drain and into the wastewater treatment system. Read on...
  320. Meyer cuts over $5 million in spending to tackle budget deficit

    Tonight, County Executive Matthew Meyer presented a balanced Fiscal Year 2018 budget that invests in public safety, libraries, core services and infrastructure, and makes progress in reducing expenditure growth to tackle a widening structural deficit. Read on...
  321. Meyer Names Vaughn Bond Chief of Police

    New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer today nominated Lieutenant Colonel Vaughn M. Bond, Jr., a 25-year veteran of the New Castle County Police, to lead the organization permanently. Bond has served as Acting Chief since January. Read on...
  322. New Castle County To Save $2.5 Million Through Collaboration in Farmland Preservation

    During Delaware’s first-ever Facebook Live Town Hall this afternoon, New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer announced that the County will save $2.5 million to preserve New Castle County farmland through a partnership with the State. Read on...
  323. Meyer Seeks Resident Input to Improve County Website

    County Executive Matthew Meyer announced that New Castle County will redesign its flagship website (www.nccde.org) in an effort to increase transparency and efficiency and improve information sharing with everyone. Read on...
  324. Saturday is Deadline to Apply for New Castle County Summer Youth Employment Program

    New Castle County reminds residents that it will hold its Summer Youth Employment Processing Event tomorrow, Saturday, March 18, at the Garfield Park Community Recreation Center for youth ages 14-20. Read on...
  325. County Executive Meyer to host first-ever Delaware Facebook Live Town Hall

    Tomorrow, Thursday, March 9 at 4 p.m., County Executive Matthew Meyer will host a first-ever Delaware Facebook Live video town hall on the New Castle County Facebook page (www.facebook.com/nccde). Read on...
  326. New Castle County’s Inaugural Prom Dress Giveaway Set for this Weekend

    This Friday and Saturday, New Castle County will present 1,000 prom dresses to area high school students free of charge through its inaugural ‘Prom’iere’ giveaway. Read on...
  327. New Castle County’s Sewer Bill Payment Deadline Arrives February 28

    New Castle County reminds residents that the deadline for paying 2017 sewer service bills is Tuesday, February, 28. Read on...
  328. Meyer Announces First Steps to Balance New Castle County Budget

    New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer today announced spending reductions that are a first step to addressing a budget deficit that is projected to increase in the years ahead. Read on...
  329. New Castle County’s Sewer Bill Deadline Approaching

    New Castle County reminds residents that the deadline for paying 2017 sewer service bills is Tuesday, February, 28. Read on...
  330. Overhaul of the Wilmington Housing Authority Board of Commissioners is Announced

    New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer and Wilmington Mayor Mike Purzycki today announced new leadership for the Board of Commissioners of the Wilmington Housing Authority (WHA). Read on...
  331. New Castle County Celebrates Black History Month with Salute to Black Greek Life

    New Castle County will kick off its month-long celebration of Black History Month with a special community event Saturday, February 4 at 10:30 a.m. at the Walnut Street YMCA, at 1000 North Walnut Street in Wilmington. Read on...
  332. County Executive Meyer signs legislation that strengthens communities, supports economic growth

    New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer today signed three ordinances into law that provide guiding design principles, allow for the creation of Economic Empowerment Districts to support a diverse and growing economy, and empower communities. Read on...
  333. Carousel Park equestrian facilities reopened to the public

    The Carousel Park equestrian facilities, which were closed since December, have reopened. Read on...
  334. County Executive Statement on Governor’s Recommended Fiscal Year 2018 Budget

    New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer issued a statement following today’s release of the Governor’s recommended Fiscal Year 2018 State budget. Read on...
  335. County Executive Meyer Names Five to Leadership Positions

    New Castle County Executive Matthew Meyer today announced his selections to fill five leadership positions in his administration. Read on...
  336. ‘Food for Fines’ now forgiving library fees

  337. County offices to close for New Year's holiday

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    Setting to retire as police chief after stellar career

  339. Holiday event canceled at Carousel Park

  340. MLK FACE.JPG

    County seeks projects for MLK Day of Service

  341. The late Cpl. Paul J. Sweeney III.jpg

    County honors first officer lost in line of duty

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    Holiday Traditions start Friday with free family fun

  343. ‘Food for Fines’ to collect food, forgive library fees

  344. Awards honor New Castle County sports programs

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    Donations sought for prom gown giveaway

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    News Journal features new watch training for vets at county site

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    Exciting new book picked for New Castle County Reads

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    Writing, photos, art sought for statewide teen magazine

  349. Wellness Fair & Holiday Craft Sale set for Friday

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    County to host vets’ watchmaker program, first in U.S.

  351. Donations sought for Thanksgiving Dinner Drive

  352. County wins $250,000 grant to grow farmers’ markets

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    County to open Del.'s first park for autistic children

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    ‘Ghost Hunters’ TV show to star Rockwood Museum

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    County to host free, public training in use of Narcan

  356. Moody’s affirms New Castle County's top fiscal rating

  357. County adds options before Sept. 30 tax deadline

  358. International delegation to visit for port expansion talks

  359. New county program to help buyers get vacant homes

  360. Library newsletter announces prom gown project

  361. County adds payment options as tax deadline nears

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    5-year-old with cancer honored as policeman for a day

  363. Historical marker cites former prison farm at park site

  364. New Anime Day debuts Saturday with free, family fun

  365. Heat gives late start to Family Fun Day at Carousel Park

  366. Summer camp children stung by wasps during trip to Rockwood Park & Museum

    A dozen children were stung by wasps during a picnic trip of about 200 New Castle County summer campers to Rockwood Park & Museum Wednesday morning. Read on...
  367. Storm risk cancels Dancing in Park & Food Truck Fest

  368. "Setting the record straight on Port Penn plan"

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    Child authors to sign books at Monday gala & giveaway

  370. Five officers, two horses to graduate to Mounted Patrol

  371. New Castle County Clerk of the Peace Ken Boulden

    Clerk of the Peace Ken Boulden wins national honor

  372. Route 9 Library/Innovation Center concrete work starts

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon and County Councilman Jea Street are pleased to announce that the Route 9 Library/Innovation Center construction site is on target for crews to begin pouring concrete slabs this month. Read on...
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    ‘Twin Poets’ to teach free poetry workshops for kids

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  374. Hy-Point Dairy creates ‘Best Sundae on Sunday’

    Hy-Point Dairy Farms took first place in the third “Best Sundae on Sunday” competition at the New Castle County Ice Cream Festival at Rockwood Park with its Rockwood Rocko Chocko Taco Sundae. Read on...
  375. Victorians & Spiritualism Exhibit open at Rockwood Museum throughout the summer

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon invites New Castle County residents and visitors alike to the fascinating Victorians & Spiritualism Exhibit being held at Rockwood Park & Museum throughout the summer and into autumn. Read on...
  376. Claymont Library debuts display of donated LEGO legacy

    Intricate, motorized models donated to New Castle County by creator's parents will inspire generations Read on...
  377. Ice Cream Festival returns to Rockwood

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon and Barry’s Events invite you to circle June 25 and 26 on your calendar to spend a day at the New Castle County Ice Cream Festival at Rockwood Park. Read on...
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    Karen Anderson sworn in to Historic Review Board

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon recently administered the Oath of Office for the Historic Review Board to local architect Karen E. Anderson, who has been principal of KRN Architecture LLC in Wilmington since 2012. Read on...
  379. Public Safety Building Conference Room Dedicated to Cpl. Robert Snow, first black county officer

    New Castle County is scheduled to rename the Department of Public Safety’s First Floor Conference Room in honor of the first African-American Police Officer hired by New Castle County, Retired Corporal Robert L. Snow. Read on...
  380. Family dogs can try dock-diving at ‘Pets in the Park’

    Free event Friday & Saturday at Glasgow Park with DockDogs as seen on TV Read on...
  381. New ‘HAPPENINGS’ offers county guide to summer fun

    Free quarterly guide details family-friendly fun, summer camps & much more Read on...
  382. Rose Hill Young Writers Workshop to present book to Dr. Velma Scantlebury

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon is pleased to announce that the Young Writers Workshop at Rose Hill Boys & Girls Club will present a copy of its book, "The Story of Dr. Velma", to the Christiana Care doctor that served as the book's inspiration. Read on...
  383. 'HERO HELP' program offers addicts help, not arrest

    Voluntary program for Delaware adults -- a collaboration of county police & state officials -- has launched with a revolutionary change in approach to the deadly heroin epidemic Read on...
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    Rose Hill Young Writers Workshop wins national honors for book

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon announced Thursday that the Young Writers Workshop at the Rose Hill Boys & Girls Club's book, "The Story of Dr. Velma," won honorable mention in Scholastic Books’ Kids Are Authors national competition. Read on...
  385. Judy Taggart sworn in to Library Advisory Board

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon recently administered the Oath of Office for the Library Advisory Board to Judith Taggart. Read on...
  386. Rain forecast cancels ‘Sleep Under the Stars’

    Citing the soaked ground and forecasts for drenching thunderstorms, New Castle County officials have canceled the popular “Sleep Under the Stars” camp-out set for this Saturday at Rockwood Park. Read on...
  387. Anita Sterling sworn in to Library Advisory Board

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon recently administered the Oath of Office for the Library Advisory Board to active community member Anita Sterling. Read on...
  388. Odyssey Charter School, Christ the Teacher win top prizes in county’s Great Schools, Clean Streams C

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon is pleased to announce that Odyssey Charter School and Christ the Teacher Catholic School are the first prize winners for this year’s Great Schools, Clean Streams contest. Read on...
  389. O. Floyd Corbin sworn in to Human Resources Advisory Board

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon recently administered the Oath of Office for the Human Resources Advisory Board for its newest member, human resources expert O. Floyd Corbin. Read on...
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    Bestselling author visits Wednesday for free, public talk

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  391. County releases information to media, public

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  392. Gordon calls allegations false, politically motivated

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  393. Gordon to comment on WDEL allegations

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  394. County to launch annual environmental contest for local schools

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon invites all county schools to participate in the annual “Great Schools, Clean Streams” contest that aims to keep grease, oils and fats out of the county’s sanitary sewer system. Read on...
  395. Medal of Honor Day cites recently recognized military combat heroes

    Two of America’s recently recognized military combat heroes will be honored Friday at 3 p.m.during a ceremony in Wilmington, where their names will be unveiled as additional honorees on the African American Medal of Honor Monument in Brandywine Park. Read on...
  396. County parks chosen to host softball championship expected to draw thousands

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon credits partnership for the winning pitch to host the tournament for its Delaware debut -- and he'll throw the first pitch. Read on...
  397. Bestselling author to visit for New Castle County Reads 2016

    Free event at Chase Center culminates countywide reading of "Boys in the Boat," the real story of working-class kids who became American heroes, rowed to Olympic stardom in Germany during the time of Adolf Hitler. Read on...
  398. County holds ‘Great Women in History’ program at Rockwood Park

    Three Delawareans were honored in New Castle County's “Great Women in History” program held March 6 at Rockwood Park, County Executive Thomas P. Gordon on Thursday said.
  399. Celebration at Newark Free Library marks new kids’ magazine

    A new children’s magazine will be released Saturday, February 27, at a celebration at the Newark Free Library.
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    County Executive congratulates robin brown for receiving Governor’s Heritage Award

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon would like to congratulate county Communication Specialist robin brown for receiving The Governor’s Heritage Award from Governor Jack Markell Thursday Read on...
  401. Girl Scouts, county host 1,018 at World Thinking Day at Rockwood

    More than 25 countries were represented as the Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay and New Castle County celebrated World Thinking Day with a free, public event Sunday, February 21, at the Carriage House at Rockwood Park. Read on...
  402. Gordon comments on Dow-DuPont headquarters decision

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  403. Gov. Markell, County Executive Gordon thank Salesianum students for homeless fundraising efforts

    Governor Jack Markell, New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon and other officials thanked Salesianum students for their fundraising efforts on behalf of homeless veterans in Delaware. Read on...
  404. “Year of the Senior Citizen” Declared

    New Castle County Register of Wills Ciro Poppiti announced a major policy initiative Thursday: The creation of a think tank focused on seniors and their caregivers. Read on...
  405. County reminds residents of approaching sewer bill deadline

    County officials issued a reminder Tuesday, February 9 to alert residents to the approaching February 29 deadline to pay 2016 sewer service bills. Read on...
  406. County operating at normal business hours

    New Castle County Government is currently operating at normal business hours. Read on...
  407. New Castle County Celebrates Black History Month

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon and County Council President Rev. Dr. Christopher A. Bullock will dedicate February as Black History Month in New Castle County at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, February 6, 2016 at the Walnut Street YMCA. Read on...
  408. Opportunity Fair focuses on Route 9 Innovation Center

    A coalition of organizations is hosting an opportunity fair Friday, Jan. 29, not only to accept applications from individuals and subcontractors, but also to provide services to help jobseekers with resume-writing and other pre-employment skills. Read on...
  409. New Castle County observes Lincoln's Birthday

    New Castle County offices will be closed Monday, Feb. 1, in commemoration of Lincoln's Birthday. Read on...
  410. County resumes normal operating hours

    New Castle County Government has resumed normal business hours. Read on...
  411. New Castle County Government facilities closed Monday

    New Castle County offices and facilities will be closed Monday except for essential personnel, County Executive Thomas P. Gordon announced Sunday evening. Official press release...
  412. County officials visit Islamic Society of Delaware to foster community policing

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon, Deputy Chief Administrative Officer Samuel L. Guy and Police Chief Col. Elmer M. Setting were honored to be the guest speakers Friday at the Islamic Society of Delaware Mosque. Read on...
  413. County Executive Gordon releases Dow-DuPont merger statement

    "We've been contacted by the DuPont Co. and hope this will be an equal merger that recognizes the significant and lasting value of one of Delaware's greatest companies," New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon said in a statement Friday morning. Read on...
  414. “Food for Fines Week” offers library fee amnesty, helps feed the needy

    New Castle County is offering amnesty from up to $25 per person in its first-ever “Food for Fines Week,” running Dec. 14-20 at all county library branches. Read on...
  415. Visit Santa and His Pony this Saturday at Carousel Park

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon and Councilman Timothy P. Sheldon invite residents and guests to the third annual “Visit Santa and His Pony” event this Saturday at Carousel Park & Equestrian Center in Pike Creek. Read on...
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    Glasgow Park Tree Lighting Ceremony and family activities set for Friday

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon and Councilman David L. Tackett invite residents and guests to the third annual Tree Lighting Ceremony, 5-8 p.m. this Friday at Glasgow Park. Read on...
  417. Rockwood open house and tree lighting draws 10,000

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon was pleased to host about 10,000 people at the Holiday Open House at Rockwood this past weekend. Read on...
  418. Gordon announces move to support establishment of Delaware Board of Trade

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon on Monday announced that the county has moved a $3 million investment to help create the Delaware Board of Trade as a Wilmington-based stock exchange. Read on...
  419. County Executive Gordon Orders County Flags Flown at Half-staff for Cpl. Sweeney

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon ordered County flags flown at half-staff Monday morning in observance of the 43rd anniversary of the death of New Castle County Police Officer, Corporal Paul J. Sweeney. Read on...
  420. Crime Alert: Thefts from Motor Vehicles, Gray Acres

    The New Castle County Police are currently investigating several car break-ins in the community of Gray Acres. Read on...
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    Gordon names new chief administrative officer

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon on Tuesday announced the appointment of Timothy Mullaney Sr. -- a longtime state justice official and former county attorney -- as the county’s new chief administrative officer, effective immediately. Read on...
  422. Thanksgiving weekend boasts big parade, Small Business Saturday

    The Wilmington Jaycees’ popular Christmas Parade steps off for its 52nd year at 11 a.m. Saturday at Fifth and Market streets with New Castle County among its primary sponsors. Read on...
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    NCCPD Seeks Public’s Assistance in Identifying Credit Card Fraud Suspects

    The New Castle County Police are seeking the identity of two subjects seen using a stolen credit card late last month at a Newark area business. Read on...
  424. Fishing begins at Glasgow Park

    GLASGOW, Del. –New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon, County Council President Christopher A. Bullock, and County Councilman David L. Tackett are proud to present a soft opening of the catch-and-release fishing program at Glasgow Park this weekend. Read on...
  425. New Castle County Supports Clergy and Wilmington’s Objection to ‘Murder Town’ Show

    WILMINGTON, Del. – New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon joined clergy, a myriad of public officials, city residents, and others to present a unified voice against ABC Television’s decision to base the show “Murder Town” in Wilmington, Delaware. Read on...
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    NCCTV Films 50th Episode of Spotlight on New Castle County

    The NCCTV crew assembled by County Executive Tom Gordon recently filmed its 50th episode of “Spotlight on New Castle County” at the picturesque Wilmington & Western Railroad Greenbank Station. Read on...
  427. Excess Proceeds from a Sheriff Sales are Released to the Rightful Owner

    New Castle County Sheriff Trinidad Navarro has located a Montana woman who is the rightful owner of $51,579 of excess proceeds as a result of a court-ordered sheriff sale of her home in February 2015. Read on...
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    NCCPD Seeks Public’s Assistance in Identifying Theft and Fraud Suspect

    The New Castle County Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a subject wanted for questioning in regards to a theft and credit card fraud investigation. Read on...
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    Cold Case Homicide Squad Charges Woman with 30 Year-Old Homicide

    The New Castle County Police, Cold Case Homicide Squad has charged Sandra Hartzag with the murder of Joseph Braun who was 54-years of age at the time of his death which occurred 30 years ago. Read on...
  430. Open Enrollment Starts for State’s Health Insurance Marketplace

    Delaware launched the third open enrollment period of its Health Insurance Marketplace on Sunday, ready to build on the success of the first two seasons in which more than 23,000 Delawareans enrolled in private health plans and activated their coverage. Read on...
  431. NCCPD Announces Two New Partnerships to Combat Crime

    The New Castle County Police held a press conference today to announce two new partnerships in the ongoing effort to combat crime. Read on...
  432. County Executive Gordon moves New Castle County Government in a Different Direction

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon terminated David Grimaldi as Chief Administrative Officer effective Thursday, October 29. Read on...
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    NCCPD Arrests Man for Multiple Thefts After Stopped Attempting to Hitchhike

    New Castle County Patrol Units arrested 26-year-old Delkwane Chambers for a slew of charges after he was discovered to be in possession of numerous stolen items when being questioned for hitchhiking. Read on...
  434. New Castle County to Provide Seed Money for Port along with City, State

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon’s proposal to spend $150,000 to fund an environmental study related to the expansion of port facilities in New Castle County was approved unanimously by New Castle County Council Tuesday night. Read on...
  435. Fall Sleep Under the Stars at Carousel Park Draws Thousands

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon, Council President Christopher A. Bullock, and Councilman Timothy Sheldon invited New Castle County residents and visitors to attend the Fall Sleep Under the Stars on Saturday, October 24, 2015, at Carousel Park. Read on...
  436. County to Stock Glasgow Park’s Pond With Fish

    County Executive Tom Gordon, County Council President Christopher Bullock, and County Councilman David Tackett are pleased to announce that the county will stock the Glasgow Park pond with fish for the first time ever at noon Thursday, October 22. Read on...
  437. County Officials to hold ribbon cutting for New Pavilion at Brandywine Springs Park

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon, Council President Chris Bullock, County Councilman Timothy Sheldon, and the Friends of Brandywine Springs Park are scheduled to hold a ribbon cutting for the new pavilion at Brandywine Springs Park. Read on...
  438. NCCPD Responds to Another Distraction Type Burglary in Bellemoor

    The New Castle County Police responded to another distraction type burglary last Friday where an 85-year-old woman was the victim. Read on...
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    NCCPD Patrol Arrests Juvenile for Carrying a Handgun

    On Sunday, October 4 New Castle County Police received a call from residents of the Scotch Hills community (Wilton) in New Castle for the report of several persons acting suspiciously in one of the stairwells of a building. Read on...
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    Coastal Flood Warning was in effect until midnight Sunday, October 5

    A Coastal Flood Warning was in effect for the Tri-State area until midnight Eastern Standard Time Sunday, October 5 for high water levels along the Delaware Bay and upper Delaware River, the National Weather Service in Mount Holly, N.J. reported. Read on...
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    New Castle County Police Investigate Damage to Cemetery in Minquadale near New Castle

    On Sunday, September 27, at 8:30 a.m., New Castle County Police Patrol Units were sent to the 300 block of Wildel Ave, in the community of Minquadale, for the report of a criminal mischief to a small cemetery called the Machzikey Hadas Cemetery. Read on...
  442. Community Services Awarded Grant For Children's Literary Magazine

    The Ezra Jack Keats Foundation has awarded New Castle County’s Department of Community Services a grant to launch a literary magazine for children. Read on...
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    Little Mill Creek flood reduction project completed in Wilmington

    WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 21, 2015 – Federal, state, and local officials from the State of Delaware, led by U.S. Senator Tom Carper, celebrated the completion of the Little Mill Creek Flood Risk Management project in Wilmington. Read on...
  444. Route 9 Innovation Center/Library Groundbreaking Draws More Than 400

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon and New Castle County Council's Route 9 Library/Innovation Center Groundbreaking Ceremony drew a crowd of more than 400, including several dignitaries, on Tuesday, September 22, 2015. Read on...
  445. New Castle County Government Center Café Reopens with New Operators

    The new operators of the New Castle County Government Center café, Mac’s Snacks and J&J Corporate Café, and County Executive Tom Gordon held grand opening Monday, September 21 in front of an enthusiastic crowd. Read on...
  446. County Executive Invites Public to 3rd Annual Faerie Festival at Rockwood Park

    County Executive Thomas P. Gordon invites New Castle County residents and visitors to attend the 3rd Annual Faerie Festival on Sunday, September 20, 2015, from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. at Rockwood Park. Read on...
  447. County Executive Gordon orders County Flags Flown at Half-Staff for Lt. Szczerba

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon ordered County flags flown at half-staff Wednesday morning, starting with the solemn End of Watch ceremony held in front of the Paul Sweeney Public Safety Building. Read on...
  448. New Castle County’s Innovative Development Empowerment Area Launched

    County Executive Tom Gordon joined New Castle County Councilman Penrose Hollins, Community Services General Manager Sophia Hanson, housing counselors and mortgage loan reps. to announce the launch of a new housing program to incentivize homeownership Read on...
  449. Wilmington University Students to hold Screening of NCCTV film on Mounted Patrol

    Four Wilmington University interns/co-ops who worked for NCCTV this past spring and summer semesters will hold a screening of their final project, “Mounted Patrol: A Day in the Life” for County Executive Tom Gordon on September 17. Read on...
  450. Statement from County Executive Gordon on the Death of James H. Gilliam, Sr.

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon expresses his condolences and regret to the family of the late James H. Gilliam, Sr. Read on...
  451. New Castle County Reaches Animal Control Deal; No Extra Cost to NCCo Taxpayers

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon is pleased to announce that First State Animal Center and SPCA will continue to handle animal control for the County through the end of the 2015 calendar year, when the State of Del. anticipates taking over. Read on...
  452. New Castle County Property Tax Deadline Approaching

    New Castle County would like to remind residents that County property taxes and State of Delaware school taxes are due Wednesday, September 30. Read on...
  453. County Paramedics To Host Information Sessions for Paramedic Academy Class

    The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Division, of the New Castle County Department of Public Safety, will be hosting information sessions for individuals interested in applying for a career as a paramedic. Read on...
  454. County Fully Disclosed 2015 Debt Issuance and Bond Refinancing

    A recent story on WDEL.com wrongly stated New Castle County had never publicly announced $70 million in “new debt.” This statement is in error. Read on...
  455. Gold Alert Cancelled; Missing Girl Returned Safely to Family

    Kathleen Burris was located in nearby Elkton, MD with an acquaintance. She is OK and has been returned to her family. The Gold Alert issued for Burris has been cancelled. Read on...
  456. Update on NCCPD Homicide Investigation in Hockessin

    The New Castle County Police, Criminal Investigations Unit, continues its homicide investigation into the death of Shazim Uppal, 27, of Hockessin. Investigators are continuing to analyze evidence and follow-up on leads as they search for the suspect(s). Read on...
  457. County Executive Gordon, Council President Bullock & Councilman Powers to Travel to Qiqihar, China

    County Executive Gordon, Council President Bullock, and Councilman William Powers are scheduled to travel to Qiqihar, China in an effort to foster New Castle County’s relationship with its sister city. Read on...
  458. Leaders of County, Wilmington, Newark & Steering Committee announce plan to End Veteran Homelessness

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon, Mayor of Wilmington Dennis Williams and Mayor of Newark Polly Sierer are pleased to announce a plan to end veteran’s homelessness in New Castle County by December 31, 2015. Read on...
  459. County Executive Gordon Invites Everyone to Family Fun Day at Carousel Park

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon cordially invites everyone to attend Family Fun Day at Carousel Park this Saturday, August 8th, from noon to 5 o’clock in the afternoon. Read on...
  460. NCC Clerk of the Peace Ken Boulden Provides Language Services to a Global Community

    In response to the increasing demands of serving a diverse global community, the New Castle County Marriage Bureau has begun using virtual language translators. Read on...
  461. New Castle County Police Department Hosts National Night Out

    The New Castle County Police Department, Community Services Unit, is hosting the 2015 National Night Out at 6 p.m.Tuesday, August 4 at Glasgow Regional Park.This family oriented event is held each year to promote positive interactions with the community. Read on...
  462. The New Castle County Police Department’s Body-Worn Camera Pilot Program was deployed earlier this m

    The New Castle County Police Department’s Body-Worn Camera Pilot Program was deployed earlier this month. Eight cameras are currently in use in the Patrol and Special Operations Divisions. Read on...
  463. New Castle County Council Unanimously Approves Delaware Board of Trade (DBOT) Project

    New Castle County Council voted to unanimously approve the Delaware Board of Trade (DBOT) resolution, allowing for the issuance of $15 million in revenue bonds to fund the construction of a new stock exchange in the City of Wilmington. Read on...
  464. 2nd Annual Dancing In the Park and 1st Annual Food Truck Festival to be held at Glasgow Park

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon invites local individuals, families, dance teams and studios, and all foodies to attend the 2nd annual Dancing in the Park event and 1st Annual Food Truck Festival on Saturday, July 25, 2015, at Glasgow Park. Read on...
  465. County, City, State Launch (302) STOPPIT Water Pollution Hotline

    New Castle County, the City of Wilmington, and the Delaware Department of Transportation have announced the launch of the (302) STOPPIT water pollution hotline for residents to report pollution going into or coming out of the storm sewer system. Read on...
  466. County Executive Gordon holds Grand Reopening of Bark Park for Dogs at Carousel

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon's bark park grand reopening last Saturday at Carousel Park & Equestrian Center drew several people eager to view the overhauled amenities available for their dogs. Read on...
  467. Suspect Arrested after Attempting to Return Stolen Vehicle

    The New Castle County Police have arrested Cuve Harding, a 43-year-old woman from the 1200 block of Old Lancaster Pike in Hockessin, for stealing a Delaware City Fire Company pick-up truck from the parking lot of county police. Read on...
  468. NCCPD Investigates Fatal Crash Where a Vehicle Strikes a Tree

    On Sunday July 5th, 2015 at approximately 2:05 am, New Castle County Police Patrol Units responded to the 800 Block of McKennans Church Road in Milltown in reference to a vehicle crash. Read on...
  469. County Executive Thanks General Assembly For Restoring Transfer Tax Share

    DOVER, Del., - New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon thanked the Delaware General Assembly and the Joint Finance Committee for deciding to restore the county’s, and other municipalities’, share of the real estate transfer tax. Read on...
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    County Executive's Bowl goes to Ice Cream Shoppe ‘for Best Sundae on Sunday'

    County Executive Tom Gordon presented the Executive's Bowl to the Ice Cream Shoppe of Bellefonte for taking first place in the “Best Sundae on Sunday” competition at the New Castle County Ice Cream Festival at Rockwood Park this past weekend. Read on...
  471. Proposed RTT Reduction to Devastate Public Safety

    Both branches of New Castle County Government stand united in opposition to the proposal to reduce the County share of the Real Estate Transfer Tax (RTT). Read on...
  472. Bank of America and Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County Provide First Modular-Built Home

    Newark, Del. – Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County, in partnership with Bank of America and New Castle County, announced the completion of the latest home to be dedicated to its next homeowner. Read on...
  473. Ice Cream Festival this weekend at Rockwood

    County Executive Tom Gordon and Barry’s Events invite you to Chill out on Saturday and Sunday at the New Castle County Ice Cream Festival at Rockwood Park, packed this year with a full menu of food, fun and games for all members of the family. Read on...
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    Plummer Center Escapee Captured

    The New Castle County Police along with the Delaware State Police took Isaiah Thompson, the 25-year-old Plummer Center escapee, into custody the morning of June 9. Read on...
  475. Route 9 Farmers Market Grand Opening Held at Garfield Park

    NEW CASTLE, Del. -- New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon held a Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Route 9 Farmers Market on Thursday, June 11, 2015 at Garfield Park located at 26 Karlyn Drive in New Castle. Read on...
  476. Ice Cream Festival Returns to Rockwood Last Weekend In June

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon and Barry’s Event invite you to circle June 27 and 28 on your calendar to spend a day at the New Castle County Ice Cream Festival at Rockwood Park. Read on...
  477. Police Respond to Numerous Home Invasion Type Burglaries in the Past 10 Days

    The New Castle County Police have responded to three home invasion type burglaries in different locations within New Castle County since May 22nd. County Police are seeking witnesses with any information on these cases. Read on...
  478. County Executive Orders Flags Flown at Half-Mast in Honor of the late Beau Biden

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon has ordered that all County flags be flown at half-mast in honor of the late and Honorable Joseph R. “Beau” Biden III, former Attorney General for the State of Delaware. Read on...
  479. Operation Smack Down Nets Forty-Two Suspects

    An investigation into the distribution of illegal drugs and acts of violence in New Castle County led to the arrest of forty-two men and women in New Castle County with the assistance of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Read on...
  480. Winners Named For “Great Schools, Clean Streams” Pledge Drive

    County Executive Tom Gordon announced Wednesday that more than 2,400 residents pledged to stop water pollution right in their own kitchens through New Castle County’s 2015 “Great Schools, Clean Streams” pledge drive. Read on...
  481. County Executive Gordon’s 2016 FY Budget Approved By New Castle County Council With No Tax Increase

    County Executive Tom Gordon's $256 million operating budget with no tax increase for the 2016 fiscal year was approved 12-0 by New Castle County Council at its Tuesday night general meeting. Read on...
  482. Summit to End Veteran Homelessness Held

    County Executive Tom Gordon, CAO David Grimaldi, Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams, Newark Mayor Polly Sierer, U.S. HUD Regional Administrator Jane Vincent and Community Services GM Sophia Hanson held the Summit to End Veteran Homelessness May 19. Read on...
  483. NCCPD Officer Uses NARCAN Kit and Revives Overdose Victim Shortly After Training

    New Castle County Police's decision to train its officers in the use of NARCAN as an intranasal application had immediate results when Patrol Officer J. Smith saved a man's life in the Hidden Valley Apartment Complex on May 18. Read on...
  484. County Executive Gordon Issues Statement Against Trans Pacific Partnership

    Citing stagnant wages, the growing void of jobs that pay livable wages and shuttered manufacturing plants across America, County Executive Tom Gordon expressed his adamant opposition to the Trans Pacific Partnership under consideration by Congress. Read on...
  485. Farmers Markets Set for New Season at Four County Parks

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon is pleased to announce the opening of the 2015 County Farmers Markets at Garfield Park PAL Center and Rockwood Park on May 21 and Carousel and Glasgow parks on May 22. Read on...
  486. Update on Ty Sawyer Death Investigation

    The New Castle County Police Department, in conjunction with the Delaware Attorney General’s Office and The Delaware Department of Safety and Homeland Security Division of Forensic Science, continues its investigation in regards to the death of Ty Sawyer. Read on...
  487. NCCPD Officers Help Choking Child

    Two New Castle County Police officers administered aid and removed an airway obstruction to a choking 1-year old child on Thursday May 7, 2015, saving the youngster's life. Read on...
  488. County to Begin Campaign to Keep Grease and Oils Out of Sewer System

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon is pleased to announce that the County’s “Great Schools, Clean Streams” campaign to dispose of cooking grease and oils properly is scheduled to start on May 11. Read on...
  489. 1,200 People Attend Sleep Under the Stars Event at Rockwood

    The Spring Sleep Under the Stars event held at Rockwood Museum & Park Saturday drew 1,200 people who enjoyed hayrides, face painting, dance instruction, bonfires, a camp out, and more. Read on...
  490. Spring Sleep Under the Stars at Rockwood Museum & Park Set for Saturday

    Preregistration for the Spring Sleep Under the Stars event at Rockwood this weekend has already drawn 1,170 people ready to enjoy outdoor games, crafts, face painting, hayrides, camping and more at this family oriented event. Read on...
  491. Investments Safer, Fees Reduced – NCC Responds to Audit; Auditor Contradicts His Own Statements

    The Gordon Administration has released its reply to the County Auditor's investment audit related to the $92 million transfer of reserves to UBS Financial, the world’s largest wealth manager with $2 trillion under management. Read on...
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    County Executive Swears In Reappointment to Community Services Board

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon recently consented to the reappointment of community volunteer Renee Du Jean to the Community Services Board. Read on...
  493. County Executive’s Veto of Council Staff Pay Raise Staff Affirmed by County Attorney

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon’s veto of legislation that would have paved the way for pay increases for staff members of New Castle County Council has been upheld. Read on...
  494. Statement on Ordinance 15-015

    "Per title," Ordinance No. 15-015 amends “The rates of pay” for certain Council employees. It is not an ordinance of appropriation but rather an amendment of a pay plan. Read on...
  495. New Castle County Announces Opening of the J. William Bell “Fusion Center”

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon, in conjunction with the Director of Public Safety Joseph Bryant, Jr. unveiled the J. William Bell “Fusion Center, named in honor of Councilman Bell, the Public Safety Committee chairman. Read on...
  496. Acclaimed Author Walter Mosley to Come to the Wilmington Riverfront April 16

    County Executive Tom Gordon and Community Services General Manager Sophia Hanson are pleased to announce that acclaimed author Walter Mosley will be coming to Wilmington, Del. to present an author talk as part of the New Castle County Reads program. Read on...
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    Governor Markell and County Executive Gordon Issue Proclamations for Fair Housing Month

    Governor Jack Markell and County Executive Thomas P. Gordon each issued Proclamations declaring April as Fair Housing Month on Monday. Read on...
  498. County Executive Gordon Orders Bans On Government-funded Travel to Indiana

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon has issued an Executive Order to ban all county-funded travel of Executive Branch employees to the State of Indiana in light of that state’s recently enacted Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Read on...
  499. NCCPD Arrest 5 in Rogers Manor Park Shooting

    New Castle County Police have arrested four adults and one juvenile after a long week of a tireless investigation into the shooting at Rogers Manor Park. Read on...
  500. Winner of NCCPD Horse Naming Contest Announced at Country Spring Festival

    County Executive Tom Gordon, County Council, and NCCPD Colonel E.M. Setting named 11-year-old Yoselin Rojas Mendez as the winner of the county’s Horse Naming Contest during the Country Spring Festival held at Carousel Park & Equestrian Center Saturday. Read on...
  501. New Castle County Executive Gordon's 2016 Budget Address Calls for Shrinking General Fund

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon called for a lean, 0.24 percent increase in the 2016 fiscal year operating budget, and he again called for no tax increases during his Budget Address to County Council Tuesday night. Read on...
  502. County Hosting Workshop to Update Development Code

    County Executive Tom Gordon and Land Use General Manager Eileen Fogarty would like to cordially invite the public to a county-wide workshop to be held on Thursday, March 26, at 7 p.m. to discuss shaping Future Land Use and the Unified Development Code. Read on...
  503. Carousel Park Set For Country Spring Festival

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon and County Councilman Timothy Sheldon cordially invite everyone to celebrate the beginning of spring by attending the popular Country Spring Festival scheduled for Saturday, March 28 at Carousel Park. Read on...
  504. County Executive Gordon's 2016 Budget Address

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon called for a lean, 0.24 percent increase in the 2016 fiscal year operating budget, and he again called for no tax increases during his Budget Address to County Council Tuesday night. Read on...
  505. County Executive to Give Budget Address Tuesday Evening

    At the invitation of New Castle County Council, County Executive Tom Gordon is scheduled to deliver his Budget Address for the 2015 fiscal year at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, 2014 in Council Chambers of the City/County Building. Read on...
  506. Human Resources Announces Job Fair's schedule

    New Castle County's Job and Career Fair scheduled for March 26 will include remarks by County Executive Tom Gordon at 3 p.m. and application assistance throughout the five-hour event. Read on...
  507. WILMAPCO Authorizes $620,000 in Grants for NCCo

    County Executive Tom Gordon is pleased to announce that $620,000 in grants has been approved by WILMAPCO to aid the New Castle County Department of Land Use in sound transportation planning. Read on...
  508. County’s New Website Now Live

    In keeping with his commitment to open government, New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon is pleased to announce the unveiling of the County’s new, state-of-the-art website on Wednesday morning. Read on...
  509. New Castle County to hold Job and Career Fair

    County Executive Tom Gordon is pleased to announce the New Castle County Government Job and Career Fair scheduled for 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 26, 2014. Read on...
  510. County Police's High Tech Crime Fighting Featured in The Police Chief magazine

    New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon was pleased to learn of the recent publicity the New Castle County Police Department received for the T.A.P.S. program that helped the NCCPD reduce overall crime in the County by 10.1 percent. Read on...
  511. County Executive signs Order to raise minimum wage for County Employees

    Expressing his support for President Obama’s minimum wage hike initiative, New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon has signed an executive order to raise the minimum wage for County employees to $10.10. Read on...
  512. New Castle County Government resumes normal operations

    - New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon has ordered the County to resume normal operating hours on Tuesday. Read on...
  513. Second Annual Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survivor’s Reunion set for Friday

    New Castle County Paramedics will host the Second Annual Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survivor’s Reunion Friday in the Department of Public Safety Sweeney Building. Read on...
  514. Board of Adjustment to go on as scheduled on Thursday

    The New Castle County Board of Adjustment scheduled for Thursday will go on as scheduled on Thursday, Feb. 27. Read on...
  515. New Castle County Dog Licenses Due March 1

    New Castle County reminds dog owners that dog licenses must be purchased by March 1. Read on...
  516. County Executive Gordon issues 2014 Proclamation for African American History Month

    New Castle County Executive Thomas P. Gordon issued a Proclamation for the 2014 celebration of African American History Month celebrated each year in February. Read on...
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