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Greensboro city councils returning to virtual setting

The city said they're making the change because of rising COVID-19 numbers and concerns over the delta variant.

GREENSBORO, N.C. — The City of Greensboro announced Friday that all city council and commission meetings will return to a virtual format. 

The city said concerns over the delta variant and rising COVID-19 numbers prompted the change.

Council meetings switched to a hybrid format on April 6. The last fully in-person meeting was on Mar. 31, 2020.

The city council's next meeting is scheduled for August 17. Meetings will take place over Zoom.

Guilford County reported about 1,350 cases in the past two weeks. The CDC says the county is seeing "high" levels of transmission. "High" is the highest spread level on their transmission map.

    

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