No parking hassle. More turkey legs. 🍗
Park at Dix Park and ride the GoRaleigh State Fair Shuttle to the N.C. State Fair! 🎡
📍 Lot A on Hunt Drive
🔗 https://t.co/gJ4Fvvgj7S
The celebration will begin with a ceremonial tree planting and will feature rotating stations where volunteers can learn practical tree-care techniques. Participants will receive a free tree to plant at home, contributing to our goal of planting 24,000 trees by 2032!
The City of Raleigh and We Plant It Forward are teaming up for the 2026 Raleigh Arbor Day Celebration on Saturday, Oct. 24 at Carolina Pines Park. We would love for you to join us!
Additional details: https://t.co/BTTA3XNVFi
Fall evenings are made for Jazz in the Square! 🍂 🎷 And with the warmer weather finally breaking, Thursday is looking like a perfect night to grab dinner and settle in for some live video game jazz covers by Turnabout Players.
📆 Sept. 24, 6-8pm
🔗 https://t.co/PgdaHO18Dp
“Behind every data point are real homes and real investments that help Raleigh families and residents build stability and stay connected to their communities,” Director of Housing & Community Development Emila Sutton said. “We are excited to launch our new Housing Production Dashboard to offer community members a clear window into where affordable housing is being built and preserved and how these efforts are shaping Raleigh’s housing future.” https://t.co/27SZuxmRju | #Raleigh #RalPol
We teach you all about city planning in the Raleigh Planning Academy! You’ll learn zoning, land use, building safety, and more in this free series of courses. Interested? Apply before Sept. 26! https://t.co/Md2Bh3s4gt | #Raleigh#RalPol
Outsmarting AI Scams: A Guide for Savvy Seniors! Join us at the Five Points Center for Active Adults on October 26 to learn how to keep yourself and your loved ones safe. Coffee, conversation, and practical tips – no tech background needed! https://t.co/rK7YdI3apW | #Raleigh
Save a Life Day arms community members with knowledge to recognize and reverse an overdose. We’re co-hosting an overdose prevention training and resource fair on Sept. 24 at the Greg Poole Jr. All Faiths Chapel (at Dix Park). Learn more and register! https://t.co/I8kTXUykKx | #Raleigh
Join members of Raleigh City Council on Oct. 12 (5-7 p.m.) to have honest conversations about the issues and experiences that impact teens in Raleigh. Free to attend. Learn more and RSVP! https://t.co/vgdbp7KCFg | #Raleigh#RalPol
Happy Monday, Raleigh! @RaleighPolice is now recruiting for its next lateral school. Get the details at https://t.co/pTJTvguTSX. And we're giving away free yard waste bags at multiple parks! https://t.co/aeUOpSTMO6 | #Raleigh#RaleighNC
The City Council retreat on Friday, Sept. 18 and Saturday, Sept 19 is a working retreat. To facilitate more conversation among Council members, the broadcast of the event will be different from our normal broadcast. Here's how you can follow along! https://t.co/ayiPVCOSUe
Fresh changes are underway on Fayetteville Street. More space, new seating, and fresh art are coming soon! https://t.co/BvhVtrQPjf | #Raleigh#RaleighNC
New podcast! “Why should I attend the Engage Raleigh Expo on Sept. 26?” We’ll have 90 exhibitors, three workshops, and more! Listen to Your City, Answered wherever you get your podcasts. https://t.co/cpevULUy49 | #Raleigh#RaleighNC
Meet Tearra Hamlett, a social work supervisor in the @RaleighPolice ACORNS unit! She and her team meet people where they are, providing resources and links to services offered by community partners. We appreciate you, Tearra! https://t.co/FpM3M4Wt5q
Changes are coming to Lake Wheeler Road! We're upgrading S. Saunders St to Maywood Ave into a Complete Street to make it safe for drivers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit users.
Learn all about the project here: https://t.co/A5oTntf11a
After returning from Closed Session Tuesday, September 15, Mayor Janet Cowell announced City Council directed the City Attorney to draft a temporary 6-month moratorium ordinance on data centers for Council's consideration.
They have asked the City Attorney to take the necessary steps so Council can adopt the moratorium at next month's October 6 meeting, if desired. This means a public hearing will be held during that meeting at 7 p.m.