Cary COVID Weekly Report – June 10
Cary, NC – Here’s your weekly COVID-19 Report. If you want to explore the data for yourself, visit Wake County COVID 19 or NC Dept of Health & Human Services. Read more
Posts
Harold’s Blog: Unity Walk, Budget and Pipeline Update
Cary, NC — This week included a birthday, the final budget proposal, and a unity walk in Cary.
Cary COVID Weekly Report: June 3, 2020
Cary, NC – We received a lot of positive feedback on our COVID Report last week. Some readers recommended we do it weekly, which we took to mean they didn’t want to see it in their inbox everyday. Read more
Don Frantz Shares the “Cary Way” of Training Police
Cary, NC — On Saturday, May 30, peaceful protests related to the death of George Floyd turned violent in downtown Raleigh. Following the protests, Cary’s Mayor Pro Tem, Don Frantz shared the role of the Cary Police that night online as well as a detailed look into Cary’s police training procedures designed to prevent a similar tragedy in our community.
Harold’s Blog: Cary Responds to the Death of George Floyd
Cary, NC — This was a holiday week which meant limited mayoral duties.
Harold’s Blog: Week 10 of Closures, Virtual Meetings and COVID Updates
Cary, NC — This week was a typical week for being in a State of Emergency.
Town Council: Land Annexed, Rezoned Along American Tobacco Trail
Cary, NC — The Cary Town Council gathered for their third virtual meeting of the month on Thursday, May 21, 2020 to vote on a rezoning, an annexation and to hear public comments.
Gale Adcock: A Federal & Medical Update
Cary, NC — Gale Adcock, a Representative in the NC House and nurse practitioner of 33 years, shared her insights on the state’s COVID-19 response in yesterday’s virtual Business of Women speaker series hosted by the Cary Chamber.
Harold’s Blog: Cary EMS Merger, NCDOT Suspension, Tax Rate and More
Cary, NC — This week was a slow week. We continue in a State of Emergency due to COVID-19 which means that all my ceremonial events are canceled.
Harold’s Blog: A Week of Meetings, Repairs and Reopenings
Cary, NC — This week the council held its first business meeting in almost two months. Since we are still in a State of Emergency, some council members participated remotely.