City Council
Council adopts the Comprehensive Plan
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The Raleigh City Council unanimously adopted the 2030 Comprehensive Plan early Tuesday afternoon. The comprehensive plan will give the city a framework for growth for the next 20 years.
The Latest
Council continues picking the FLUM
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City councilors continued to muscle through a few remaining issues on the proposed 2030 Comprehensive Plan Tuesday. They will meet again on September 8th to act on a few remaining issues.
Photo: Ken Bowers of the planning department speaks with council about the Comprehensive Plan during their work session Tuesday. Photo by Andrew Mayo.
Police Blotter
August 26 Blotter
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Raleigh’s less-than-a-penny-press. Stolen cars, break-ins, and indecent exposure.
Police Blotter
August 20 Blotter
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Today’s threat level: mostly harmless. Someone stole an air conditioner.
Police Blotter
August 18 Blotter
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Today’s episode: The unknown soldier and the Fayetteville Street bicycle thief. Where are they now?
Environment
Rainy summer closes Raleigh lakes
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Public beach access closings in the Raleigh area are up five fold this year. City officials closed the beach area at Lake Wheeler again last week. High bacteria levels at Sandling and Beaverdam beaches and the YMCA’s Camp Kanata have also closed those beaches this summer. High levels of Enterococci bacteria have caused concern for public safety. The City of Raleigh, in conjunction with the Wake County Public Utilities department, will continue to test the waters daily until the bacteria swells recede.
