🗺 Every page — the whole flow

The votes

Open questions Elections — when, where, how Voter turnout Priorities board What came of it Get involved

The budget

▶ Take the 2-minute tour The money trail Your tax bill, explained Cities & towns Grants — money we could go get Who gets paid What the auditors reported The receipt — arithmetic checked The documents How every number is sourced Questions people ask — answered from the data The plain-words tour

Public needs

Our water Jails & prisons — from holding to building Who’s watching — cameras, plate readers, the rules Who to call — county and state offices Find help

Dead ends & open questions

The docket The calendar How complete is this county?

Research for a better county

Receipts by rails Food sovereignty Grow-ops The food flywheel The two pots Feeding the county The growing frontier The grower’s almanac The $400K blueprint The research shelf The precedents

The wider network

All counties Kindred work Where we sit in the field

How to trust this

Where we stand What we will never do How this is secured The traffic log Our story Report a problem

Guilford County, North Carolina · where the money really is

The cities and towns of Guilford

Guilford County’s two largest cities. Each sets its own budget; links go to their official sites until ingested.

Every municipality — 2 of 2 listed

Place	Type	Residents (2020)	Budget
Greensboro	city	299,035	official site
High Point	city	114,059	official site

Populations are the 2020 U.S. Census. More cities and towns — and more ingested budgets — are being added. Want yours walked next? Say so on the priorities board.