Category: <span>Featured</span>

Category: Featured

WakeUP Wake County Board of Directors Passes Resolution in Support of Transit

At their May 22nd meeting, the WakeUP Wake County Board of Directors passed a resolution that supports the proposed Wake County Transit Plan and placing a 1/2 cent sales tax referendum on the November ballot to fund the plan.  This resolution will be sent to the Wake County Commissioners.  The …

WakeUP After 5

On May 16 WakeUP Wake County and Downtown Living Advocates will be hosting the annual WakeUP After 5 social at the Oxford in downtown Raleigh.  We will be discussing the proposed Wake County Transit Plan and how it will affect those that live, work, and play in downtown Raleigh.  Come …

As Gas Prices Soar CAT Suffers from Lack of Funding to Account for Spike in Ridership

As gas prices rise, many in the triangle turn to mass transit for an alternative transportation source.  In response to recent increases in ridership CAT is reconfiguring routes.  Some of these updates are possible now, but many need a new source of funding.  There needs to be a half cent …

WakeUP Organizes Town Hall Forums to Discuss Wake County Transit Plan

Wake County has submitted a press release letting people know about a series of public forums they will be holding across Wake County to discuss the proposed Wake County transit plan and its effect on the community.  We’d love to see local citizens at these meetings discussing the plan and …

City Council Accepts Water Recommendations

WakeUP Wake County, Environmental Defense Fund and American Rivers submitted comments on Raleigh’s Water Utility Transition Advisory Taskforce (WUTAT) final report to the Raleigh City Council this week.  WakeUP supports WUTAT’s guiding principles for water utility management because they will put Raleigh and Eastern Wake water and sewer systems on …