[Durham INC] Eaves, Mukelabai Guests on “In Touch with Durham County”

[Jones, Henry R.]

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For Immediate Release                                           Date: 05/04/23
Contact: Public Information Office                      Phone: (919) 560-0000/Fax: (919) 560-0020
E-mail: publicinformationoffice at dconc.gov<mailto:publicinformationoffice at dconc.gov>

Eaves, Mukelabai Guests on May 2023 “In Touch with Durham County”

Topics for show include County efforts with environmental management and Extension’s Welcome Baby program

Durham, N.C. – The Durham County Public Information Office continues to bring residents important information on our programs and services with the “In Touch with Durham County” show for May 2023<https://youtu.be/JdHl_kl4nEc>.

In this month’s episode<https://youtu.be/JdHl_kl4nEc>, host Durham County Chief Communications Officer Deborah Craig-Ray, welcomes guests Ryan Eaves, Manager of the Durham County Stormwater and Erosion Control Division, and Patience Mukelabai, Program Manager for Welcome Baby.

The show is available to watch on the DCo YouTube channel here<https://youtu.be/JdHl_kl4nEc>; as well as on the Durham County Government website<https://www.dconc.gov/county-departments/departments-f-z/public-information/the-durham-county-government-show> and the Durham Television Network<https://durhamnc.gov/1104/Durham-Television-Network>.

In segment one, Eaves talks about the work of the Stormwater and Erosion Control staff and how Durham County continues to support environmental management. Eaves and his team recently won the North Carolina Sedimentation Control Commission’s Award of Excellence that showcased the County’s response to work conditions created by COVID-19. He also discusses the County’s nutrient management strategies, the stormwater utility fee, work within the community and more. Learn more about the division here<https://www.dconc.gov/county-departments/departments-a-e/engineering-and-environmental-services/stormwater-and-erosion-control-division>.

In segment two, Mukelabai visits to share information about the Welcome Baby Program which is housed within the Durham County Cooperative Extension. This well-established program provides child development education and supports and helps strengthen families with young children. She talks about her role and the critical work the office performs for our Durham County families. Find out more at www.welcomebaby.org<http://www.welcomebaby.org>.

We hope you enjoy the show!

About “In Touch with Durham County”
The “In Touch with Durham County” show is a monthly program that provides governmental programming and access to your local government and provides timely, ongoing coverage of Durham County Government. The show airs daily on the Durham Television Network<https://durhamnc.gov/1104/Durham-Television-Network> (DTN). DTN is available on Spectrum channel 8, Frontier channel 70 and AT&T U-verse channel 99. To view past editions of the “In Touch with Durham County” show, visit the DCo YouTube Channel here<https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfYjpxKxVJ0FM3sAWsGZZYrGcYz7Mk1Tn>.

For more information on the Durham County Public Information Office, visit the PIO website<https://www.dconc.gov/county-departments/departments-f-z/public-information>, call 919-560-0000 or email publicinformationoffice at dconc.gov<mailto:publicinformationoffice at dconc.gov>.

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