The themes identified most often by the council’s survey feedback were to improve consistency, be more helpful and take ownership of issues. A spirited discussion ensued about applying these goals to the Town’s web site.…
In another email a lady said that she was praying God would turn my life into hell because the town won’t close the dump or build a wall around it. Ouch! …
Town Staff traveled to Wilmington on Friday morning and joined the Council at 10:00 a.m. to launch into a discussion about Cary’s land use plan. Although “land use plan” might not sound like an exciting topic, it is perhaps the most important component of shaping Cary’s growth and hence, its…
On Thursday evening last week, a new Cary Town Council was sworn in. It was a night of celebration and seriousness, with several newsworthy items that will be of importance in 2012.…
Cary was named the third safest in the nation among municipalities with populations of 100,000 to 499,999 by CQ Press.…
At last night's council work session we unanimously approved the construction of a three story addition to the downtown theater providing additional arts/classroom space, lobby, restrooms and leaseable office space and retail.…
Cary Town Council voted in a recent work session in favor of temporarily eliminating impact fees for development downtown. This is a change that could substantially increase the incentive for developing a business in the center of our community.…
The second and final day of the Cary Town Council’s annual retreat was largely devoted to discussing the future of Cary’s Town Center, aka "Downtown." Council also spent time identifying and updating major initiatives that will guide Staff’s work over the next year and beyond.…
Story and photos by Brent Miller January 14, 2011 CARY, NC – Embassy Suites in Cary was the host for he two-day Cary Town Council/Staff retreat, an annual meeting that enables Cary’s elected officials and senior staff to discuss vision, strategy and hot topics in an informal setting.…
