The Town of Wadesboro is going out for a request for proposals (RFP) for five Public Works Vehicles. We are seeking funding with the specifications listed on the RFP document attached. Formal cover letters will go out Wednesday to local banks and lenders. All proposals must be returned by 2:00 P.M. EST on November 26th, 2025. All proposals will go before council at the Town of Wadesboro Council Meeting December 1st, 2025. They will decide how the Town proceeds.

The Town of Wadesboro will be closed on Veterans Day, November 11th in observance of the holiday. All town offices and services will be unavailable on this day.

In response to the ongoing federal government shutdown and its impact on working families, the Town of Wadesboro has announced it will temporarily suspend late fees for water and sewer services through January 2, 2026.

Meet & Greet newly appointed Police Chief Childers

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It's that time of the year again and the Christmas Parade is approaching soon. Download this form to submit your entry and be a part of the magic!

The Town of Wadesboro has been awarded $847,605 from the N.C. Department of Commerce to support its streetscape project. The grant will fund 1,400 linear feet of improvements along Wade, Rutherford and Martin streets to include tree gates, streetlights, pavers, electrical needs and ADA accessible features. The award is part of $9.8 million in total funding for 21 grant requests approved by the Rural Infrastructure Authority, which reviews and approves funding requests from local governments. The RIA operates under the N.C. Department of Commerce’s Rural Economic Development Division.

The Wadesboro Fire Department proudly hosted its annual Community Safety Day, a tradition that has brought together families, first responders and safety advocates for over a decade. Each October, in honor of Fire Prevention Month, the department joins forces with public safety partners across Anson County to promote awareness, education and proactive safety measures. This year’s event, held Oct. 13, aligns with the 2025 Fire Prevention Week theme: “Charge into Fire Safety™: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.”

Nearly 200 community members packed Smith’s Funeral Home on June 18 for the launch of the Wadesboro Coalition for Peace, a united effort to confront the impact of gun violence in Wadesboro and across the county. Wadesboro Mayor Fred Davis opened the meeting with a message of welcome and urgency.

The Town of Wadesboro has announced the appointment of Patrick W. Baker as town attorney, effective July 1, 2025. Baker brings more than three decades of legal experience to the role, including 28 years dedicated exclusively to municipal law and government service. A seasoned public servant, Baker is uniquely distinguished as one of the few professionals in the nation to have served as both a city attorney and a city manager.

The Town of Wadesboro is giving local teens a chance to gain valuable job experience this summer through its Youth Work Program. The initiative is designed to help students build their resumes, develop workforce skills and earn income while contributing to their community.

The EPA has mandated that we inventory all service lines, including inside your home to determine whether there is a presence of Lead based or Copper based pipes used for your water lines. Please fill out the form below to assist us in this!