A developer in North Raleigh wants to add 300 single-family homes; and building is set to begin on a Wade Ave. townhouse community.
County Government
County Commissioners Approve Fuel Efficiency Program
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Count Commissioners this week approved a fuel efficiency program for county vehicles and funding for the county’s transit investment strategy.
County Government
Southeast Raleigh Mobile Home Owners Face Relocation
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The Wake County Board of Commissioners approved two rezoning cases Monday, one of which will displace more than a dozen mobile home residents in Southeast Raleigh.
County Government
County Commissioners Hope to Increase School Funding
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Wake County Commissioners on Monday discussed the need for additional funding for the county’s school system.
County Government
County Commissioners Discuss Open Space Program
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Wake County Commissioners on Monday discussed the county’s open space program.
County Government
County Commissioners Approve Capital Expenditures
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County Commissioners met Tuesday to approve more than $1.6 million in capital expenditures, among other items.
County Government
Wake County Will Hire Transit Consultants
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Wake County officials will be hiring a transit consultant to create a new transit plan.
County Government
Teacher Pay Sales Tax Vote Slated for Commission’s August Meeting
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After a contentious discussion about a potential sales tax referendum, Wake County Commissioners Monday decided to hold a vote in August to put the increase on the November ballot.
County Government
Small Teacher Raise Included in Wake Budget
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Wake Commissioners Tuesday adopted a budget that includes a raise for teachers, which will be funded by ABC Board revenue. Democrats on the board said it wasn’t enough.
County Government
Wake County Budget Could Include Teacher Raise
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Wake County Commissioners Monday directed the county manager to work with the school board to find additional funding for teacher pay.
County Government
Wake Commissioners Want to Fund Emergency Ops Center in CIP
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Wake County Commissioners want to move forward with their own emergency operations center and have asked staff to include it on the county’s next five-year capital improvement plan.
