Central Pines Regional Council

Looking for a cleaner, more cost-effective fuel alternative? Propane and compressed natural gas (CNG) are gaining traction as sustainable solutions for transportation. These fuels lower emissions, reduce maintenance costs, and offer greater price stability compared to gasoline and diesel. ?? Propane: Affordable, widely available, and engine-friendly ?? CNG: Cost-effective, domestically produced, and environmentally safe Ready to learn more about how these fuels work and which one might be right for you? Check out the latest Triangle Clean Cities blog post! ?? ?? https://conta.cc/4l6Xrdl #CleanEnergy #AlternativeFuels #SustainableTransportation

The North Carolina Association of Regional Councils of Government (NCARCOG) will be hosting a Disaster Recovery Public Assistance Financial Administration Training on Tuesday, April 8 from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. This free training will be held at the Piedmont Triad Regional Council in Kernersville. This training addresses gaps in the financial administration of disaster recovery efforts. The curriculum was developed with input from an NCARCOG Subject Matter Expert Committee and from Public Assistance grant experts. Who should attend? This training is designed to help local communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies and disasters. It is intended for local financial administrators, first responders, town administrators and support staff, and elected officials. Register to attend by Friday, April 4 by emailing [email protected] with the name of the individual attending the course, any dietary restrictions, and any accommodation needs.

Curious about EVs? Want to test drive one? Interested in the latest clean energy initiatives in the Triangle? Join us this spring for two exciting Ride & Drive events! Triangle Clean Cities is partnering with the City of Durham to bring electric vehicle test drives to two of Durham’s biggest spring festivals: Earth Day (4/27) and the Bimbe Block Party (5/31)! Come experience EVs firsthand, connect with local advocacy groups, and learn about the future of clean energy in our community. Bring your questions—we’re here to help! We can't wait to see you there! ????? Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eABDSsdx

Just a reminder that we have rescheduled Regional Day! Elected officials and managers—mark your calendars for Friday, April 4! This event is designed to help you thrive in your role, deepen your understanding of our region, and connect with key partners and neighboring colleagues. ? Already registered for the February date and still planning to attend? No action needed! ?? Now able to join us? Be sure to register here: https://conta.cc/4iTwmID Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and strengthen your network!

Did you know that if you're 60 years old or over, you can get a free Senior Tar Heel Athletic Card to support high school athletes? The Senior Tar Heel Athletic Card (STHAC) is a free discount card created for individuals age 60+ to support high school athletes. The acceptance of the cards during the regular season is optional. However, they are required to be accepted at playoff contests. It is strongly recommended you call ahead to determine if it will be honored. To obtain a free card, contact Hannah Caswell ([email protected] or 919-549-0551) at Central Pines Area Agency on Aging today!

?? Exciting News! ?? We are thrilled to announce that Billie Lawson has been officially sworn in as a Senior Tar Heel Legislature (STHL), Alternate Delegate for Johnston County! ??? This event took place at the last STHL meeting held the beginning of March. Billie is dedicated to advocating for the needs and rights of seniors in our community, and we are confident that his passion and commitment will make a significant impact. Join us in congratulating Billie! ???? #SeniorTarHeelLegislature #JohnstonCounty #Advocacy #OlderAmericansActSupporter #Congratulations

This past weekend, several staff members from Central Pines participated in the Town of Morrisville Stormwater Runoff 5k for Creek Week! What a fun way to celebrate!

We have rescheduled Regional Day! Elected officials and managers—mark your calendars for Friday, April 4! This event is designed to help you thrive in your role, deepen your understanding of our region, and connect with key partners and neighboring colleagues. ? Already registered for the February date and still planning to attend? No action needed! ?? Now able to join us? Be sure to register here: https://conta.cc/3Fq5Jwz Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and strengthen your network!

It's #WorkLocalWednesday! Make a difference in your community and choose a career in local government! There are so many local government job opportunities available around the region. Here are a few that have recently been posted on our regional jobs board: ?? Town Clerk Admin Assistant - Temp (Cary) ?? Information Technology Manager (Hillsborough) ?? Town Clerk (Zebulon) ?? Stormwater Construction Inspector (Raleigh) ?? Planning Director (Carrboro) Find all these job postings here: https://lnkd.in/gSsazQmG

Have you visited centralpinesnc.gov? We’re working to make our website as helpful and user-friendly as possible, and we’d love to hear from you! Take our quick survey and let us know what’s working—and what we can improve. Your feedback helps us serve you better! https://conta.cc/3DqVPdl