The City of Raleigh Public Utilities Staff began the November 19 water and sewer rate work session with an update on recent significant sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) that occurred the week before due to unusually heavy rains and other contributing factors. Robert Massengill, Raleigh Public Utilities Director, noted, “We do …
Proud to be a sponsor of the NC BikeWalk Summit lots of talk about healthy communities with safe routes to schools, bike lanes, complete streets.
Board of Education Candidate Forum – Districts 5 & 8 live streaming NOW on WRAL.com TODAY! Attend tonight’s candidate forum to hear from those running for Wake School Board! We need leaders making smart decisions about Wake Public Schools. Come out to make an educated vote! P.S. Early Voting starts today!
Do you know who you’re voting for in the upcoming election? Hear directly from candidates running for Wake County Board of Commissioners. In order to handle growth in Wake, we need leaders who are thinking about sustainability.
How will we plan for the next 250,000 residents of Wake County? You can be a part of this discussion by sharing your thoughts on the priority issues that Wake County should focus on to prepare for the next generation. Wake County is kicking off the process to develop its …
Imagine a Day Without Water – October 10, 2018 This year WakeUP co-hosted Imagine a Day without Water educational event highlighting the value of water at Raleigh Union Station. The City of Raleigh’s water, Aqua and grocery store bottled water was put to the test at our Water Bar. Participants …
Transportation, Land Use & Housing Report Wake Transit Plan – The FY19 year has begun for the Wake Transit Plan, and things to look forward this year include: 2 new bus routes in Raleigh and one in Cary, plus increased service on some GoTriangle bus routes. Frankly, new bus routes is …
September 26, 2018 Mayor Nancy McFarlane and Raleigh City Council 222 W. Hargett St Raleigh NC. 27601 Dear Mayor McFarlane and City Council: Electric scooters have hit the city’s streets, and because you, the community, and city staff are debating the merits and challenges of this new …
