The Stage I Voluntary Conservation under the Water Shortage Response Plan is officially lifted. The Graham—Mebane Water Treatment Plant is operating at 100% to supply water to Mebane and has returned to full Duke Energy primary power.   

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If you have questions, please review the Water Shortage Response Plan

The Mebane Emergency Operations Center (EOC) officially closed Friday at 5 p.m., and the (919) 304-9235 number will no longer be active.
 If you need to report storm damage or have any questions or concerns, please call the Mebane Police Department at (919) 563-9031.

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How do I sign up to speak at a Council meeting?

The Mebane City Council is committed to allowing members of the public an opportunity to offer comments and suggestions. In addition to public hearings, a special time is set aside for the purpose of receiving such comments and suggestions. All comments and suggestions are addressed to the Council during the Public Comment Period during the...

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Where does the City of Mebane’s water come from?

The City of Mebane’s water comes from the Graham-Mebane Water Treatment Plant that is co-owned with the City of Graham. The plant began operation in 1976 and is located on Graham-Mebane Lake in the northeast part of Alamance County. The lake itself is 718 acres, providing 2.8 billion gallons of storage. The water treatment plant...

Water Shortage Response Plan

Water Shortage Response Plan

North Carolina Statute requires that every utility providing water to customers have a plan in place to address drought and water shortage. The City of Mebane's Water Shortage Response Plan is reviewed and updated every five years. The current plan has three water use classifications along with five stages of water shortage. The below plan...

COVID-19

Get vaccinated. Wear face coverings. Choose outdoor activities. Get vaccinated Safe, effective, no-cost COVID-19 vaccines are available to everyone in Mebane. Getting vaccinated can prevent you from getting the virus. It can also protect those around you from getting infected. Get tested Get tested if you're exposed or have symptoms. If you feel sick, get...

Recreation and Parks Commission Meeting: June 21, 2021

Date and time: Date and time: 2021-06-21 06:00 pmLocation: Mebane Arts & Community CenterDepartment: Recreation and ParksDate and time: 2021-06-21 06:00 pmLocation: Mebane Arts & Community CenterDepartment: Recreation and ParksDate and time: 2021-06-21 06:00 pmLocation: Mebane Arts & Community CenterDepartment: Recreation and Parks

City Council Meeting: May 3, 2021

Date and time: Date and time: 2021-05-03 06:00 pmLocation: Mebane City HallDepartment: City Council Meeting: May 3, 2021Date and time: 2021-05-03 06:00 pmLocation: Mebane City HallDepartment: City Council Meeting: May 3, 2021Date and time: 2021-05-03 06:00 pmLocation: Glendel Stephenson Municipal BuildingDepartment: City Council Meeting: May 3, 2021Date and time: 2021-05-03 06:00 pmLocation: Glendel Stephenson Municipal...

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Where does the City’s responsibility stop and where does my responsibility start with water and sewer service lines?

The City is responsible for water mains and water service lines to the back of the water meter. The City is responsible for sewer mains and service lines to the right of way or easement line. Typically the water meter and the first sewer clean out is located on the right of way or easement...

My water is discolored or is giving off an odor or taste, what do I do?

Cloudy, Foamy, or Milky Water? If you are experiencing cloudiness in the cold water, hot water or both hot and cold water the cloudiness is caused by tiny air bubbles. When water temperatures are cold (<50ᵒF) extra oxygen molecules are readily accepted by the water molecule (H2O).  The water and air is then held under...

How do I set up new garbage, water and/or sewer service?

If you do not have water and sewer taps in place, call the Public Utilities Department at (919) 563-3401. If taps are in place and you are setting up new service or transferring service select a link below. New Residential Service New Non-Residential Service

How do I report a water leak or sewer backup?

Visit our problem report portal or call (919) 563-3401 Monday through Friday 8am-5pm. After hours call (919) 563-9031.

How do I properly dispose of paints and chemicals?

The City of Mebane can not collect paints and chemicals. There are two Household Hazardous Waste collections in Orange County: The Eubanks Rd. Waste & Recycling Center The Walnut Grove Church Rd. Waste & Recycling Center

How do I dispose of used oil and oil filters?

Properly disposing of used oil is the legally and environmentally right action to take. Oil is considered hazardous waste and should never be poured on the ground or in storm drains. Please put the used oil in a closed container and take it, along with your used oil filter, to one of the locations provided...

How do I dispose of used tires?

Used tires are not collected by the city and must be taken to the Alamance County Landfill located at 2701 Austin Quarter Rd. in Graham, NC.

How do I dispose of electronic waste (e-waste)?

The State of North Carolina banned TV’s and computers from being placed in the landfill. The Alamance County Landfill accepts most anything electronic based (or most anything with a plug). The landfill is located at 2701 Austin Quarter Rd. in Graham, NC.

I noticed a pothole on a city street. Where do I report it to be repaired?

Call 919-563-3401 and provide the name of the street and closest address to the pothole.

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