Broadband and technology items in Town of Cary
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| Subject | Items |
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| Broadband and technology | 24 |
| Budget and appropriations | 4 |
| Contracts and procurement | 4 |
| Public facilities | 4 |
| Water and sewer | 4 |
| Bonds and debt | 2 |
| Environment and sustainability | 2 |
| Fire and EMS | 2 |
| Police and public safety | 2 |
| Roads and transportation | 2 |
| Arts and public art | 1 |
| Data centers and large loads | 1 |
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Notice, not a vote. The next annual payment on a five-year Cisco Capital contract signed in 2025 exceeds the $750,000 threshold the council set in June 2026 for its own approval.
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Speaker: Jared Thomas No advance preparation is requiredPresentation Broadband and technology
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Speaker: Nicole Coughlin No advance preparation is requiredStaff or committee report Broadband and technology
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Speaker : Heather Whelehan, Planning and Community Development Executive Summary: In May 2026, Council directed staff to bring forward a moratorium on the acceptance and processing of development applications for data centers in Cary. Data centers are a rapidly growing land use across the Triangle region and the count…
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Speaker: Amsys No advanced preparation is required.Discussion item Broadband and technology
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Utility updates covering the replacement of the town's utility billing system and customer portal with Oracle customer cloud service, targeted for 2027; a drought briefing covering Jordan Lake supply, state allocations and the triggers for each level of water restriction; and the Western Regional Wastewater Partnershi…
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How the town tracks attendance at its events using geofencing rather than gate counts.
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Slides for the meeting.
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The town entered a wireless equipment agreement with Verizon.
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Presenter: Sandi Bailey No advance preparation needed.
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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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IT staff and a representative of vendor Huwise presented a redesign of the town's open data portal. Board members raised accessibility concerns about site color contrast, suggested adding dataset descriptions to the NC Catalog, and asked about mobile access, maintenance and marketing plans; no vote was taken.Discussion item Broadband and technology
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Council proclaimed March 11, 2026 as 311 Day, recognizing the town's 311 service line for non-emergency requests and information.
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Speaker : Jamie Revels, Utilities Executive Summary: Cary is renovating the Harrison Avenue water tank, applying new coatings to the interior and exterior. Wireless carriers with equipment co-located on the tank were required to remove their equipment for this work. All three carriers, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon, hav…
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The board reviews the town's preliminary FY 2027 budget outlook, including departmental position requests and Cary's property tax rate compared with neighboring towns, ahead of the council's May budget schedule.
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Speaker: Lori Bush No advance preparation necessary.
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1. AI UpdateSpeaker: Nicole Coughlin
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Speaker: Corrie Bondar, Kristy Buchanan, Wes Everett Members should review the utility billing portal and may bring personal devices for access to the current platform.
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Jared Thomas, Chief Information Security Officer
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The board's 2026 annual work plan, with priorities and timelines set month by month and emergency preparedness and education moved earlier in the year.Presentation Broadband and technology
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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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Susan Moran, Chief Strategy OfficerDiscussion item Broadband and technology
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Speaker : Robert Hirt, Utilities Executive Summary: Cary licenses space on certain water tanks and communication towers to cellular service providers, allowing them to collocate equipment on these sites to deliver improved telecommunications service to citizens and the overall community. Providing collocation opportun…
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The board approved both a setback reduction and a development plan for a 199-foot stealth 'monopine' cell tower on Trenton Road, next to an existing Duke Power substation. The reduced southern setback was justified by a steep topographic drop-off and separation from high-voltage transmission lines; the adjoining prope…
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