WakeUP joined other community groups on March 1st to learn more about the City of Raleigh’s Community-Wide Climate Action Plan. We were able to provide our input on climate action assumptions and goals, share WakeUP’s ideas for potential strategies, encourage community-focused partnerships and offer support for CCAP efforts. We are …
Green Schools Symposium -The goal of this event was to bring various stakeholders from around the Triangle and state together to facilitate a partnership for green schools in Wake County. This symposium convened all levels of state and local government, a myriad of nonprofits, and representatives of schools around Wake …
Everyone at WakeUP Wake County wants to thank those who supported us during our 2018 End of the Year appeal. We are please to announce that we met our goal of $20,000 and Jim Goodmon’s challenge! In 2019, WakeUP will receive a match in your donations from Jim Goodmon, CEO, …
As one of the fastest-growing regions in the nation for more than a decade, change is a constant in our community. WakeUP was founded to inform, educate and advocate for smart growth. That work has never been more crucial as the pressures of growth now mean fundamental changes in key …
As one of the fastest-growing regions in the nation for more than a decade, change is a constant in our community. WakeUP was founded to inform, educate and advocate for smart growth. That work has never been more crucial as the pressures of growth now mean fundamental changes in key …
November 19, 2018 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, …
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.
