Welcome to Stem!

The US Census deadline has been extended from September 30th to October 31st, 2020. If you have already completed your census form, we sincerely thank you. If not, what are you waiting for? 6% of NC households -an estimated 592,492 people - have not responded, risking $1,080,112,916 in annual funding to our state. The most accurate Census data comes from self-response. Do not wait for the knock – respond TODAY at: my2020census.gov or 844-330-2020.

Census 2020

Ok Stem we are almost there! We are leading Granville County and neighboring municipalities! If you have not completed the 2020 Census please do as soon as possible. It is important for our community from funding,representation and a host of other things!

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N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

Attention residents of the Stem Community. Please see the below attachment and join me in congratulating the Stem Fire EMS for this huge accomplishment of earning an ISO rating of 5/9E You may ask, “What does this Insurance rating means to me?” This rating is used to set the homeowner rates for our community. (5 Mile Radius)The lower the rating the lower the insurance premium. With this rating and savings in mind, I ask you to keep the Stem Fire EMS in mind and to support this great organization that is voluntarily working for each of us and please participate when they are holding fund raising events. Mayor Casey Dover

Granville County Government

Well done Granville County Fire Departments!

NC OSFM

Want a great way to get outside and get a little exercise? Help the Tar River Land Conservancy build their newest trails at Roberts Chapel. Dates and times in the attached flyer.

Granville County Government

Granville County Government

Good afternoon, As Duke Energy gradually resumes standard billing and payment practices in North Carolina, our goal is to work with customers in need to ensure they have the opportunity to enroll in a payment plan that meets their specific situation, and that they have an opportunity to connect with local assistance agencies and funds. Beginning Oct. 1, customers behind on their bills will receive notices about their past-due balances. Disconnecting a customer’s service is the very last step in a lengthy process, and it’s a step we want to avoid altogether. That’s why we are giving all customers who need more time to pay the opportunity to establish an extended payment plan to catch up on any balance that accumulated during the disconnection suspension. No customer on a payment plan who is current on that arrangement will be disconnected. It is important that they contact us as soon as possible to set up the payment arrangement. We want customers facing financial hardship to know that we are here to help. Our team is prepared to support customers through these challenging times and provide manageable solutions to keep their lights on. We can be reached at the following numbers: Duke Energy Carolinas: 1.800.777.9898 Duke Energy Progress: 1.800.452.2777 We also encourage customers to consider using the online self-service options to avoid longer wait times. We recognize the financial impacts from this pandemic, for some, are far from over. If you know someone who needs help managing their Duke Energy bill, please encourage that person to give us a call. Thank you. Tanya Evans District Manager Kevin McLaughlin Vice President, Government Affairs and External Relations Ryan Minto Director, State Government Affairs

Granville County Government

Do you own a business or family farm in need of aid due to the pandemic? Check out the NC Rapid Recovery loan program. But don’t wait! The application deadline is October 15th! https://ncrapidrecovery.org/

North Carolina COVID-19 Rapid Recovery Loans for Small BusinessesIn response to the unique economic challenges of COVID-19, a consortium of statewide partners have launched a recovery lending... read more

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