The City of Thomasville is actively addressing the aftermath of a recent cyber incident while ensuring that essential services remain uninterrupted for its residents. During the June 2025 council meeting, city officials reported that despite the challenges posed by the cyber attack, critical operations such as 911 services and garbage collection continued without disruption. The city staff's commitment was highlighted, with over 900 visitors attending the local pool facility during the incident, showcasing the resilience of city services.

City officials acknowledged the complexity of recovering from the cyber attack, noting that it is a long-term process. They emphasized the importance of securing community information and mentioned that Thomasville is not alone in facing such threats, as over 200 similar attacks have occurred across North Carolina in recent years. The city is taking proactive steps to restore its systems and enhance security measures.

In addition to the cyber incident update, the council discussed the Kern Street school project, with a hearing scheduled for July 24. The bidding process for the project is set to begin, allowing for a 10-day period for upset bids, which will enable community engagement in the development of the property.

The meeting underscored the city's dedication to maintaining operational integrity and transparency while navigating challenges. As recovery efforts continue, city officials remain focused on ensuring that residents receive the services they depend on, reinforcing the community's resilience in the face of adversity.