Fire and EMS items in Town of Cary, between 12 Oct 2025 and 12 Oct 2026
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| Subject | Items |
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| Fire and EMS | 27 |
| Budget and appropriations | 8 |
| Police and public safety | 6 |
| Parks and recreation | 5 |
| Roads and transportation | 5 |
| Contracts and procurement | 4 |
| Housing and affordability | 4 |
| Public facilities | 4 |
| Rezoning | 4 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 3 |
| Tax rate and revaluation | 3 |
| Transit | 3 |
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Speaker: Jamie Revels, Utilities Executive Summary: Cary’s utility system includes one drinking water treatment facility and three water reclamation facilities, which treat wastewater. The treatment processes at these facilities generate residuals that require management and disposal. Residuals and biosolids are solid…
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Speaker : Terry Sult, Police Executive Summary: To best position Cary for continued growth and activity downtown, staff is proposing amending Cary’s Traffic Schedule 8 to restrict all on-street parking along East Cedar Street from North Academy Street to Walker Street to increase traffic flow and limit congestion. Rec…
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Speaker: Erin Puckett, Planning and Community Development Executive Summary: The applicant requests Cary consider an amendment to its Official Zoning Map by rezoning approximately 7.4 acres at 1005 and 1017 Reedy Creek Road and 0 N. Harrison Ave. (PIN 0765617623) from Residential 40 (R-40) to Office and Institutional…Ordinance Fire and EMSHealth and human servicesHousing and affordabilityRezoningRoads and transportation
Case 25-REZ-03 →R-40 → OI-CU · 75 units · Approved
- 1017 Reedy Creek Rd · 1.1 acres · Harris, Ladonna J
- 0 N Harrison Ave · 2.0 acres · Reedy Creek Investments LLC
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Speaker : Kelly Blazey, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: GoCary currently operates from a leased operations and maintenance facility that cannot accommodate service expansion or alternative fleet fueling options. The Wake Transit Plan and a Federal Transit Administration grant allocate significant financial re…
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Speaker: Russ Overton, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary : On May 14, 2026, Cary’s interim town manager presented the Fiscal Year 2027 Recommended Budget to Council at the quarterly meeting . Community input on the budget has been encouraged and reported throughout the year. A statutorily required budget public…
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The applicant sought Residential-20 conditional use zoning for a single detached home on a half-acre site within the Carpenter Historic District, with the Planning and Zoning Board having recommended it 6-2 in November after the applicant added brick-foundation and front-porch conditions.Discussion item Fire and EMSHistoric preservationHousing and affordabilityRezoningStormwater and flooding
Case 25-REZ-01 →ORD → R20-CU · 1 units · Approved
- 6708 Bandelier Ln · 0.51 acres · Zou, Mulun an, Yan
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Speaker : Scot Berry, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: Cary has provided information technology support to Central Pines Regional Council (CPRC) since 2019 and, as part of that partnership, purchased various technology assets on CPRC’s behalf. If returned to Cary, the equipment would be considered surplus. Con…
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Speaker : Ryan O’Dell, Manager of Purchasing and Contracts Executive Summary: North Carolina law requires Council to declare property as surplus and authorize its disposal when the property is valued at $30,000 or more. Cary has five assets that have reached the scheduled maturity criteria and are ready to be declared…
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Speaker: Erin Puckett, Planning Department Executive Summary: The applicant requests Cary consider an amendment to Cary’s Official Zoning Map for approximately 8.7 acres at 7001 Weston Parkway by amending a portion of the Weston Planned Development District (PDD), Tract O&I-4, with zoning conditions that enable the de…Ordinance Fire and EMSHousing and affordabilityLand conversion and large developmentParks and recreationRezoning
Case 24-REZ-14 →PDD (Major) → PDD (Major) · 275 units · Approved
- 7001 Weston Pkwy · 8.7 acres · Highwoods Forsyth Limited Prtnshp
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Speaker : John Collins, Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources Executive Summary: Cary has successfully hosted and grown The Soccer Tournament (TST), a Town-recognized event, since 2023 and has recently signed a long-term agreement to host the event in Cary at WakeMed Soccer Park through 2029. As part of the agreem…
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Council members Sarika Bansal and Brittany Richards raised resident complaints about e-bikes and e-scooters traveling at high speed on greenways and roads, including a near-collision Bansal experienced herself. Citing police staffing shortages and the difficulty distinguishing e-bikes from mopeds, the council amended…
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Mayor Pro Tem Bush and Council member Michelle Craig asked staff to update Cary's 2007 smoke-free ordinance, drafted before e-cigarettes existed, to align with the state DHHS tobacco-free places model and neighboring towns' rules. Two American Heart Association representatives spoke in support during public speaks out…
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The council recognized A-Shift firefighters for responding to a three-alarm apartment fire at the Camden Westwood complex on Summit Ridge Loop in Morrisville on February 23, which required mutual aid from Morrisville, Apex, Durham and Cary units and included the rescue of two adults and a baby trapped on a third floor…
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Speaker: Erin Puckett , Planning and Development Services Executive Summary: The owners of property located at 0 (PIN # 072500291225) , 606, and 694 Pittard Sears Road have petitioned for annexation so the site may connect to Town utilities in association with a request to rezone (25-REZ-05) and develop detached dwell…
Case 25-A-03 →Approved
Case 25-REZ-05 →Chatham County R-1 → R8-CU · 23 units · Approved -
Speaker : Cassie Schumacher-Georgopoulos, Transportation Executive Summary: To encourage context-appropriate vehicle speeds consistent with Cary’s commitment to Vision Zero, staff regularly review posted speed limits, often in response to resident inquiries. Based on a recent review of three residential corridors, ame…
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2.4 Service LevelsDepartment directors held a panel-style discussion on service levels, responding to question prompts council had submitted in advance.
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Speaker : Russ Overton, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: At the recommendation of Cary’s prior town manager, the fiscal year 2026 budget only funds Cary’s pay-for-performance employee compensation program at an average 3% merit-based increase, a 2% decrease from last year. Underfunding the merit program makes…
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Speaker : Russ Overton, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: On Nov. 20, 2025, the Cary Town Council voted unanimously to immediately place the town manager on paid administrative leave, and the manager officially resigned on Dec. 13, 2025. In response to the resignation and to gain a deeper understanding of the m…
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Speaker : Scot Berry, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: NP South Hills LLC has petitioned Council to create the South Hills Municipal Service District to foster the revitalization of an area that consists primarily of outdated and underutilized industrial, retail, and general commercial buildings. If created, a…
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Council adopted an amended work-session agenda adding two council-initiated items, reviewed the upcoming meeting schedule, and heard a kickoff presentation on the FY27 budget process, plus a Wake County EMS briefing on upcoming tiered-response protocol changes.
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Two council-initiated items, prompted by recent public concern over town spending and land purchases: one asked staff to review the town manager's spending authority, professional-development policy, budget-reallocation approval for special projects like land purchases, and senior-staff travel/spending review; the oth…
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Speaker : Shelley Curran, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: Portions of t he Citizen ’ s Convenience Center are located within the North Carolina Railroad right-of-way. NCRR has notified Cary that they require full use of their corridor, which means Cary must remove convenience center operations from their righ…
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Speaker: Mayor Harold Weinbrecht Executive Summary: Property owned by Cary along Earnest Jones Road in Chatham County to be named as Bryson Nature Preserve in recognition of the outstanding contributions of longtime Councilmember Jennifer Bryson Robinson.
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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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II.D Capital ProjectsCary has the first Volterra electric fire truck on the East Coast, at Fire Station 9, which completed its first quarter of service and demonstrated it could stay on scene more than three hours, recharge quickly and respond again. A regional wetland project on the west side of Harrison Avenue, built through a public-pr…
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Speaker : Ryan O’Dell, Finance Executive Summary: State law requires Council action to declare and authorize the sale of items that have an estimated market value of more than $30,000. Cary has 11 assets that meet the scheduled maturity criteria and are ready to be declared surplus. The sale of these items is expected…Budget action Fire and EMS
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Speaker : Nicole Coughlin, Information Technology Executive Summary: Policy Statement 188: Data Governance Strategy and Policy Statement 189: Artificial Intelligence (AI) are complementary policies that establish a comprehensive framework for responsible data management and AI implementation with the goal of enhancing…Discussion item Fire and EMS
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