Bingham Park Environmental Justice Project

Please join us at the Greensboro City Council Meeting tomorrow:

Tuesday, July 21, 2026
5:30 PM
Katie Dorsett Council Chamber
Greensboro, NC

Our community has an important opportunity to make our voices heard.

We're asking Neighbors, Friends, and Supporters to attend the upcoming Greensboro City Council meeting to advocate for the full remediation of Bingham Park. Our community deserves a park that is completely cleaned up, safe, and restored for current and future generations.

We also want to raise awareness about the potential impacts of proposed data centers, especially for East Greensboro. This is an opportunity to ask important questions, share community concerns, and ensure that decisions about future development consider the people who live here. Topics worth discussing include environmental impacts, infrastructure, water and energy use, traffic, noise, and how these projects could affect neighborhood quality of life.

Whether you choose to speak during public comment or simply attend in support, your presence matters. A strong community turnout shows our elected officials that East Greensboro residents are engaged and expect thoughtful, transparent decisions.

Please join us at the City Council meeting and help advocate for:

•Full remediation of Bingham Park.

•Meaningful community engagement on data center development in East Greensboro.

•Healthy, safe neighborhoods and responsible investment in our community.

If you plan to attend, comment below or send me a message so we can coordinate.

Together, we can make sure East Greensboro's voice is heard!

Council Meetings | Greensboro, NC Want to speak at a City Council meeting or submit comments to councilmembers about a topic? Fill out and submit this form by 5 pm the day prior to a meeting. Forms received past 5 pm will be processed for the next appropriate City Council meeting.

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You CAN STILL help Bingham Park to get FULLY remediated!

•Call and write NC State representatives and tell them you support the FULL remediation of Bingham Park.

•Attend scheduled City Council meetings in Greensboro,
NC and talk about the importance of Bingham Park being FULLY remediated.

•Attend our monthly advocacy group meetings and join our mailing list to stay informed and connected.

When Bingham Park is FULLY remediated it will be the 1st of it’s kind here in North Carolina!

Comment below or DM for more information.

We need you!

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There is still time to submit your public comment to the NC DEQ!

Please use the following digital form to submit your public comments prior to 12PM EST 6/30/26:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfXnCT7yq35VVKaodI4UDb0EZCbOYSx4aL5YzUSgkyNwk9GRg/viewform?usp=dialog

Using your voice will help us achieve the full remediation of Bingham Park.

Thank you for your continued support!

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