Town Hall in Forsyth, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Bryce A. Stuart Municipal Building

Town Hall

Winston-Salem, NC

Bryce A. Stuart Municipal Building provides public meeting and conference rooms at 100 East First Street in Winston-Salem during weekday hours.

  • Public meetings in Winston-Salem
  • Conference-room use during weekday business hours
  • City-service visits requiring drive-through access or a night depository

Kernersville Town Hall

Town Hall

Kernersville, NC

Kernersville Town Hall combines municipal services with 24/7 fire rescue coverage and a stated four-minute-or-less emergency response goal.

  • Kernersville residents seeking municipal services
  • Building permits, inspections, and zoning inquiries
  • Garbage, recycling, and yard waste schedule information

Emergency available · Fire Rescue aims to respond to emergencies in four minutes or less

Town of Lewisville

Town Hall

Lewisville, NC

Lewisville Town Square is a reservable town facility associated with free family-friendly festivals, including Lewisville's annual Shalloween Festival.

  • reserving public space for an event
  • attending free family-friendly festivals
  • participating in Lewisville community programming

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FAQ

What can I handle at a Forsyth County-area town hall?

Services vary by municipality. Kernersville lists permits, inspections, zoning, stormwater, waste schedules, and code-violation reporting, while Bryce A. Stuart Municipal Building provides public meeting and conference rooms.

Can I reserve a town facility for an event?

The Town of Lewisville is listed with a Reserve a Space option and is associated with public-space reservations. No reservation pricing is provided in the available information.

What are the usual town hall hours?

Bryce A. Stuart Municipal Building is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The available information does not provide general weekend hours for the other listings.

Which municipal service is for an emergency?

Kernersville lists fire protection, emergency medical response, and rescue services, with a stated goal of responding to emergencies in four minutes or less. Routine permits, zoning questions, and waste-service requests should use the corresponding municipal offices or online services.

Are town hall meetings open to the public?

Kernersville states that Board of Aldermen meetings are open to the public and that agendas are available ahead of time. Meeting details can differ by municipality.