COBLE TO OPEN NEW RANDOLPH COUNTY OFFICE

After 13 years at the same location in Asheboro, U.S. Rep. Howard Coble (R-NC) is announcing that he is moving his Randolph County congressional district office to a new location downtown. Congressman Coble said the good news is that new office will offer his constituents nearby parking and will be handicapped-accessible for those who need to visit the office.

To accommodate the move to the new location, the current Asheboro office will be closed on Thursday, June 9 and Friday, June 10. The new office – located at 222 Sunset Avenue – will open on Monday, June 13 at 8 a.m. The current phone number – 336.626.3060 – will not change after the move occurs.

Congressman Coble said the move to a new location in downtown Asheboro was prompted by the federal government’s decision to eliminate the current building from its inventory. “We were informed that the General Services Administration plans to declare the current building at 241 Sunset Avenue as excess property and dispose of it,” Rep. Coble noted. “That prompted us to begin searching for a new location, but we wanted to remain downtown to be centrally located for all residents of Randolph County. The new office will be a great improvement because it will be handicapped-accessible for our disabled and elderly residents who need to visit our office. In addition, there is plenty of parking in the newly-refurbished Historic Downtown Parking Lot located in the rear of the building making it much easier to visit us at our new location.”

Randolph County district representative Rebecca Redding, who has worked for Rep. Coble for the past 10 years, is looking forward to the move to the new location. “We will have additional space for constituents to meet with Congressman Coble when he comes to Randolph County,” Ms. Redding noted. “and the nearby parking will be a big plus for our visitors. I am looking forward to seeing our constituents in our new location.”

While the Asheboro office is closed for the move on Thursday, June 9 and Friday, June 10, please contact our Greensboro office at 336.333.5005 if you have any questions or concerns.