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Media
The theme of Mayor Craig A. Moe's administration has been "Government to the People". This has been accomplished through many different media avenues. Not only the citizens of Laurel, but people who want to know more about the CIty of Laurel, can get City news and information via the City's website, quarterly newsletter, press releases, the Laurel Cable local Public Access, the "Laurel Straight Up" blog and the RSS feed, You are invited to browse all the information the City has to offer - it begins with a click of the button.
City Newsletter
The City of Laurel publishes its own newsletter quarterly, titled "CIty Hightlights." The newsletter gives information to residents about what will be happening in the upcoming months as well as recent happenings of significance to residents.
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Public Safety Newsletter
The City of Laurel is proactive in ensuring that the residents and surrounding areas are kept aware of what they can do to keep themselves safe in the event of an emergency.
Community Videos
Are you considering moving to the area? Then click on the link below and check out some videos of the area to help you decide!
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Press Releases
Official notices and updates from the City.
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Laurel Cable Live
The City of Laurel has a local Public Access Channel, Laurel Cable Network Foundation, Inc., whose purpose is to promote the use of Public Access availability and keep viewers and residents informed of what's happening in and around the City of Laurel through community notices and airing government meetings. Laurel Cable can be found on Comcast, Channel 71 or Verizon FiOS, Channel 12.
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Laurel Straight Up Blog
This blog is focused on providing timely and straight (no spin) updates by the City on important issues/concerns, community and special events, City programs and other information that is helpful to the community.
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RSS Feeds
See a list of the syndicated content on this site that we provide, all in one place for your convenience!
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