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Ethics and transparency items in Town of Cary, between 6 Nov 2025 and 6 Nov 2026

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Ethics and transparency11
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  1. Thu, Oct 8 Town of Cary · Town Council
    The interim town manager's update covered fuel costs projected roughly $370,000 over budget and a new state law allowing apartments by right on some commercial land. It also covered changes to the town's Moving Forward dashboard. Public Works Director Jimmy Simpson presented the fuel figures.
  2. Wed, Oct 7 Town of Cary · Senior Advisory Board
    Speaker: Michelle Barrett, Staff Liaison
    Reddy Malledi appointed to the Advisory Task Force unanimously
  3. Tue, Sep 22 Town of Cary · Town Council
    Two council priorities: an update from the recommendations committee, and a discussion of town real estate. At its own meeting the day before, the committee said it would use this slot to ask the council whether to form a resident commission to recommend council salary and allowances, and whether benefits should be in…
    Three motions approved 6-0: Fire Administration Building appraisal and options; options to preserve 600 and 604 Kildaire Farm Road as open space; resident committee on council compensation
  4. Thu, Sep 10 Town of Cary · Town Council
    Training on fund balance, taken as one of the recommendations from the state auditor's report on the town.
  5. Thu, Aug 27 Town of Cary · Town Council
    Council discusses proposed amendments to Policy 143 and creation of a new Policy 191; the one-page agenda lists the item by title only, without describing the policies' subject matter.
    Approved 7-0 with redlined changes
  6. Thu, Jul 23 Town of Cary · Town Council
    The Cary Town Council Special Commission report, presented to the council.
  7. Thu, Jul 23 Town of Cary · Town Council
    Speaker : Virginia Johnson, Town C lerk ’ s Office Executive Summary : To promote consistency, transparency, and clarity in the preparation and approval of meeting minutes, the Town Clerk’s Office has developed procedures that will be incorporated into Policy 143: Rules of Procedure for the Cary Town Council. The prop…
    Approved 7-0 on consent
  8. Thu, Jul 23 Town of Cary · Town Council
    Speaker: Russ Overton, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: The Town does not have a formal anti-retaliation policy that provides clear, consistent protections for employees who report, in good faith, misconduct or policy violations by employees or elected officials. Earlier this year, the Town's independent audit…
    Adopted 7-0
  9. Tue, Jul 21 Town of Cary · Town Council
    Staff previewed policy statement 143, a rules of order update covering live streaming of council meetings, minutes expectations and quorum notice, headed for Thursday's consent agenda. They also previewed policy statement 190, a new anti-retaliation and reporting protection policy with a confidential employee tip line…
  10. Thu, Jan 15 Town of Cary · Greenway Committee
    The parks advisory board liaison reported on the interim town manager transition, a new town website for public records requests, more than three million visits across Thomas Brooks, Bond and Downtown parks in 2025, an approved land dedication near Thomas Brooks Park, public input on the system plan's ENGAGE and MOVE…
    Staff or committee report Bonds and debtEthics and transparency
  11. Nov 20, 2025 Town of Cary · Town Council
    A council-initiated item on televising the meetings the town does not currently broadcast: work sessions, quarterly meetings, retreats and district meetings. Staff costed a lower option at $400 to $500 a meeting using existing equipment with webcams and staff support, against about $8,000 for a fully produced setup.

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