Autumn is officially upon us! Join me for community drop-in hours during the times below to chat with me about Carrboro.
These dates and times may change. Check this page for updates, or follow me on Twitter or Facebook. And, as always, feel free to contact me anytime.
This post was updated on November 28, 2023.
Spring—and more importantly, daylight saving time—is here! Join me for community drop-in hours during the times below to chat with me about Carrboro.
These dates and times may change. Check this page for updates, or follow me on Twitter or Facebook. And, as always, feel free to contact me anytime.
This post was updated on March 17, 2023.
We made it to winter, and we’re going to get through it together! 🥶
Here are the dates for my community drop-in hours for the next few months. Stop by during the times below to chat with me about Carrboro.
And a couple of spring dates:
These dates and times may change. Check this page for updates, or follow me on Twitter or Facebook. And, as always, feel free to contact me anytime.
This post was updated on February 25, 2022.
Fall dates are here for my community office hours! Drop by during the times below to talk about all things Carrboro.
These dates and times may change. Check this page for updates, or follow me on Twitter or Facebook. And feel free to contact me anytime.
This post was updated on November 11, 2022.
Join me for a hot and sticky summer season of my community office hours. Drop by during the times below to chat about local issues.
These dates and times may change. Check this page for updates, or follow me on Twitter or Facebook. And feel free to contact me anytime.
This post was updated on August 8, 2022.
Spring is here! With springtime comes a new wave of pollen and a new season of my community office hours. Drop by during the times below to chat about local issues.
These dates and times may change. Check this page for updates, or follow me on Twitter or Facebook. And feel free to contact me anytime.
This post was updated on May 4, 2022.
Friends and neighbors,
On Tuesday, Carrboro voters turned out in record numbers to elect a mayor, council members, and school board members. I will carry the trust you placed in me through all the work I do as mayor. Thank you.
I am also grateful to Mayor Lydia Lavelle for her years of friendship, mentorship, and leadership. Her service has made North Carolina a better place.
Meanwhile, the work of your Town Council, town staff, and volunteer advisory boards continues. Over the next few weeks, we will take the next steps in completing the 203 Project—the future home of an Orange County branch library and more—and the Carrboro Connects comprehensive plan. My conversations with you during the campaign were filled with the same enthusiasm for Carrboro’s future that you brought to Carrboro Connects. Continue to make your voice heard on the draft plan at carrboroconnects.org.
I hope you will join me in congratulating Council Member Barbara Foushee, Council Member Randee Haven-O’Donnell, and Council Member–elect Danny Nowell on their successful campaigns. Please also join me in appreciating Council Member Jacquie Gist, whose many years of dedicated service on the Town Council have been important both to me personally and to the community as a whole. We will celebrate all these exceptional leaders during the Town Council’s organizational meeting in December.
With gratitude,
Damon
PS: My next community office hours are scheduled for Saturday, November 20. Stop by Open Eye Cafe between 11:00 am and 1:00 pm to chat about all things Carrboro.
I’m honored to receive the endorsement of the Breakfast Club, a group of community leaders inspired by the example of local civil rights trailblazers Hank Anderson, Fred Battle, James Brittain, Nate Davis, Yonni Chapman, Al McSurely & Bill Thorpe.
The Breakfast Club offers endorsements in local elections to support candidates who will consistently advocate for social justice. Read more about this year’s endorsements.
I’m grateful to have the endorsement of the Daily Tar Heel’s editorial board.
“We have decided to endorse Damon Seils for Carrboro Mayor….His knowledge of Carrboro and Chapel Hill, as well as his previous involvement in local government makes him more than qualified to step into this role.” Read the full endorsement.