Village of Clemmons - Government

06/13/2026

Stormwater Saturday!
There are many types of pollutants that find their way into storm drains, or ditch lines, which will end up polluting our waterways.
If you think you have witnessed stormwater pollution call Clemmons Public Works at 336-766-9170 or your local municipality if you are not a resident of Clemmons.
hay tipos de contaminantes que encuentran su camino en los desagües pluviales, o líneas, que terminarán contaminando nuestras vías fluviales.
Si cree que ha sido testigo de la contaminación de las aguas pluviales, llame Clemmons Public Works en 336-766-9170 o su municipio local si no es residente de Clemmons.

06/11/2026

An afternoon with the amazing team Visit Winston-Salem discussing how they bring visitors to Forsyth County. Did you know visitors spend $1 billion annually in the county!? So happy to see some of our favorites including Veronica with Town of Lewisville. Make sure you visit the Visit Winston Salem website to put your village business and events on there. They have so many free tools!

06/11/2026

Congratulations to Phenom Fitnesson an incredible 10 years in business! 🎉
This past Saturday, we were proud to celebrate this milestone with the Lewisville-Clemmons Chamber of Commerce at a ribbon-cutting ceremony recognizing a decade of dedication, hard work, and commitment to helping our community live healthier, stronger lives.

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

🍓Better late than never, here is the June calendar of events. It is a big Farmers Market month, come out on Saturday mornings to enjoy the market!

06/10/2026

Registration for the Dirty Dozen 5K and Fun Run Obstacle Mud Run & Clemmons Oktoberfest is open! Not a running fan? You can volunteer! It takes a village! After the run enjoy the Village of Clemmons Oktoberfest & DIrty Dozen 5K. There is so much happening on September 12, see you there!

06/09/2026

🚨 We're Hiring! 🚨

Looking for a chance to make a difference in your community? The Village of Clemmons is growing and we're excited to announce three new career opportunities!

If you're passionate about public service, enjoy working with a dedicated team, and want to help shape the future of our Village, we encourage you to apply.

✨ Competitive benefits
✨ Meaningful work
✨ Opportunity to serve your community

Visit our website to learn more about each position and submit your application. We can't wait to welcome our next team members! More details here: https://clemmons.org/Jobs.aspx

06/09/2026

Council Meeting Recap.
Village Council met on June 8 and addressed several key items. These included:

📊Adopting the annual budget ordinance

🎤Heard from MLA Design Group about possible designs for future projects at Village Point, including our next project for an amphitheater. To view this design in full, please see our website here: https://clemmons.org/m/newsflash/home/detail/325

👮‍♂️👮‍♀️Renewed the contract with the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office for community policing in the Village.

💫Appointed 6 residents to serve on Village Boards

Want to watch the full meeting? Head over to our YouTube channel.

06/08/2026

Be alert, especially as kids are out playing this summer vacation.
Officials have been made aware of a black bear sighting in Clemmons over the last couple of days particularly around the Springfield Farm neighborhood.
If you see a bear, please leave it alone. Wildlife Resources has been advised, and they recommend leaving it alone and removing any food attractions including bird feeders and unsecured garage or pet food.

Here is more information to prevent bears looking for food around your property:
1. Do not feed bears! Feeding bears rewards them for coming into residential areas. Bears feeding on unnatural food sources around your home may lose their fear of humans and will be more likely to approach people - a situation that rarely ends well for the bear and could have potential safety issues for humans as well!
2. Remove or secure all potential food sources! Place garbage and recyclables out only during the day of collection.
3. Do not leave pet foods out overnight. If pets are fed outside remove any excess food after the animals have finished eating. Never store pet food on a porch or in an open garage where a bear can get to it.
4. Clean outdoor grills. After you use an outdoor grill clean it thoroughly and make sure that all grease and fat residues are removed.
5. Compost piles attract bears. Although there usually isn't much food available in a compost pile the odor is enough to draw the interest of a curious bear. Avoid putting pasta or oils in a compost pile.
6. Remove bird feeders and hummingbird feeders if bears are in area.
7. Make bird feeder inaccessible to bears including bringing feeders inside at night.
8. Alert neighbors of the bear and ensure that no one is intentionally or unintentionally feeding black bears. One person feeding bears can create a problem bear that may affect the entire neighborhood.
9. Repellents. There are no repellents that are registered for use on bears. Some have found that sprinkling ammonia or other strong disinfectants on garbage can mask the odor of food.