The Planning Commission meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall. This volunteer commission is responsible for reviewing and making recommendations on land use policies, zoning, and long-term city planning efforts.
The agenda and information to attend this meeting are available online.
Twice a year, the City hosts this grant-funded recycling event to help community members conveniently recycle hard-to-recycle items that don't go in the curbside bin. No vehicles may enter after 3:00 pm. Please be prepared to pay exact change (cash only) at entrance for any user fees. No flatbed or dump trucks allowed. Event staff reserves the right to refuse ...
The Newcastle City Council invites all community members to the Fall Town Hall Meeting. It’s a chance to hear updates on city priorities, ask questions, and share your feedback directly with Council and staff. The meeting is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided. Families are welcome; childcare and supervised activities will be available on site. ...
The City of Newcastle Community Activities Commission invites you to celebrate America's 250th Anniversary with a classic fall tradition! Show off your best pie-baking skills. Bring your finest homemade apple pie for a panel of judges to evaluate on appearance, crust, filling, and overall flavor. Registration is open until 12:00 pm on Friday, September 25, 2026. Register here: bit.ly/NewcastleApplePie Questions? ...
Your elected City Council representatives establish the city’s plans and policies during open public meetings held at City Hall. The meetings are an opportunity for you to attend and observe your local government’s decision-making process. Members of the public are invited to comment during public hearings and other public comment periods, which are required at any meeting where the City ...
Community Activities Commission regular meetings are on the second Wednesday of each month and are held at 6 PM in the council chambers at City Hall. Special meetings may be held on other days, times, or places. Meeting agendas are available about five days before the meeting. Meeting and public hearing notices are also available. If you have any questions ...
Your elected City Council representatives establish the city’s plans and policies during open public meetings held at City Hall. The meetings are an opportunity for you to attend and observe your local government’s decision-making process. Members of the public are invited to comment during public hearings and other public comment periods, which are required at any meeting where the City ...
The agenda and information to attend this meeting are available online.
The Planning Commission meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall. This volunteer commission is responsible for reviewing and making recommendations on land use policies, zoning, and long-term city planning efforts.
