Police and public safety items in Town of Fuquay-Varina
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| Subject | Items |
|---|---|
| Police and public safety | 57 |
| Budget and appropriations | 18 |
| Public facilities | 7 |
| Roads and transportation | 5 |
| Contracts and procurement | 3 |
| Grants and outside funding | 3 |
| Fire and EMS | 2 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 2 |
| Schools and education | 2 |
| Subdivision and site plans | 2 |
| Arts and public art | 1 |
| Economic development incentives | 1 |
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The police department introduces a new K-9 and administers the oath of office.Presentation Police and public safety
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An ordinance lowering the speed limit on Bridge Street between Northwest Judd Parkway and NC 42.
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Recognition of a town staff member for completing the North Carolina Justice Academy leadership certificate program.Presentation Police and public safety
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A special event application, parade permit and amplified sound permit for Fuquay-Varina Ghost Tours in October.Approved 5-0 on consent
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Announcement of National Night Out Against Crime at Gold Leaf Crossings on September 18.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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A no parking, stopping or standing ordinance covering the North Lakes subdivision, written street by street. The board first adopted eleven streets, leaving out Price Lake Way, then reconsidered and added Fuquay-Varina Parkway between Nantahala Lake Way and Old Honeycutt Road, on the argument that leaving it open woul…
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A presentation on the results of a statewide risk review of the Fuquay-Varina Police Department conducted by the NC League of Municipalities.Presentation Police and public safety
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Resolution retiring a service weapon to Lieutenant David Hinton.Resolution Police and public safety
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Proclaims National Police Week.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Recognizes a club donation to the police department.
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11.B Coffee with a CopCoffee with a Cop.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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Consent item appropriating $3,381 in insurance proceeds to the police department (BA-26-48).
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Recognition of a police officer for earning an Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate.Presentation Police and public safety
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General public comment period.
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8.C Budget Amendment - Appropriate Insurance Proceeds - Police Department (BA-2026-44, $41,290) (Smith)Appropriates $41,290 in insurance proceeds to the police department.
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Community outreach event announcement.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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Police officer recognition award.Presentation Police and public safety
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Recognition of a middle-school criminal justice club.
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8.F Budget Amendment - Appropriate Insurance Proceeds - Police Department (BA-2026-43, $16,159) (Smith)Appropriates $16,159 in insurance proceeds to the police department.
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Accepts a $7,500 AKC Reunite grant for the police department.
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Community outreach event announcement.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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Board honors the retirement of police canine Dash with a resolution.Resolution Police and public safety
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Police Department Law Enforcement Explorers recognized for the 2026 Winterfest competition.Presentation Police and public safety
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Consent item appropriating $2,358 in insurance proceeds to the police department (BA-2026-35).
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Budget amendment BA-2026-34 recognizing $200 in Police Explorers fundraiser proceeds.
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Budget amendment BA-26-33 recognizing $39,092 in federal grant funds for police accreditation expenses.
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Board reviewed citizen-satisfaction survey results and asked GIS to assess adding street lighting on Academy and Lawrence Streets, citing past safety incidents.Board directed a GIS lighting assessment.Presentation Police and public safety
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Staff reviewed the strategic plan, including police officer recruitment and customer-service issues with the town's GoRaleigh transit partnership.
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Staff reviewed emerging law-enforcement technology (drones, GPS pursuit tracking) and staffing/facility constraints.Staff to research incentives for officers to live within town limits, to revisit during the budget process.
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Staff reviewed police department space needs, a possible fifth fire station on the NC-55 South or NC-42 corridor tied to Wake County's plan to close Fire Station 3, and the Public Service Center Phase II expansion timeline.Board agreed police facility expansion and Public Service Center Phase II are top strategic priorities.
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11.B Coffee with a CopNotice of a Coffee with a Cop community event at a Main Street McDonald's.Other Police and public safety
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Recognition ceremony for a Police Department employee.Presentation Police and public safety
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Consent item appropriating $12,476 in insurance proceeds to the Police Department budget.
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The board recognizes a police department member for earning an intermediate/advanced law enforcement certificate.Presentation Police and public safety
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Announcement of a community 'Coffee with a Cop' outreach event at Healthy Spot in January.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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The board considered a town code amendment designating the intersection of Raleigh Street and South Fuquay Avenue as a four-way stop.
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A $2,186 budget amendment to appropriate insurance proceeds for the police department.
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Consent approval of a $1,693 budget amendment appropriating insurance proceeds for the police department.
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Adopts the revised Wake County emergency operations plan so the town stays aligned with the county's.Approved unanimously as part of the consent agenda
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A mutual aid agreement with county emergency management, subject to town attorney review. Staff noted the town already holds mutual aid agreements with neighbouring departments.Approved 5-0, subject to town attorney review as to form
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The police chief recognized three officers for advanced law-enforcement and leadership certifications.Presentation Police and public safety
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A 55,000 dollar transfer of asset forfeiture funds to buy upgraded handguns and holsters. Asked whether the money funds training, staff said training is covered in the annual operating budget and that forfeiture revenue, being unpredictable and tied to court outcomes, is used for one-time equipment purchases.Approved as part of the consent agenda, 5-0
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The scope and fee proposal and budget amendment for the police department needs assessment and feasibility study, contracted with Curry Engineering, the firm the board selected in August.Approved unanimously, 5-0
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An ordinance directing the demolition and removal of a building at 110 Fayetteville Street, under state statute 160D-1203.Adopted as part of consent agenda, 4-0 (Ordinance N-25-51)
- 110 Fayetteville St · 0.17 acres · Elliott, Mary L Heirs
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Two project ordinance amendments: one for the Town Hall Phase III renovation, and one transferring unspent capital project balances to the public service center project.Adopted as part of consent agenda, 4-0 (Ordinances N-25-52 and N-25-53)
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The board concurred with the schematic design for Public Service Center Phase II. The budget has risen from 13.5 million dollars to 19.5 million, a 50 percent increase the mayor said buys twice the lifespan without a tax increase. Most existing buildings will be renovated or rebuilt, police equipment stored there will…Board concurred with the design, 5-0
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Concurrence with a state ordinance cutting the posted speed limit on Ransdell Road between East Broad Street and Stewart Street from 35 to 25 miles per hour.Approved as part of the consent agenda, 5-0 (Ordinance No. M-25-07)
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Curry Engineering named the best-qualified firm for a police department needs assessment and feasibility study, with Stewart-Cooper-Newell Architects ranked next, and the town manager authorized to negotiate scope and fee. The mayor noted one of the firms is locally based.Approved unanimously, 5-0
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An ordinance establishing a social district at the Bengal Towne Centre, with boundaries as mapped and hours of noon to 10 pm seven days a week, plus a management and maintenance plan. The management association handles marketing and operations; enforcement stays with the police department and state alcohol law enforce…Approved 4-1 (Resolution No. 25-1945); Commissioner Harris opposed
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The consent agenda: a roadway fee in lieu, budget amendments funding town expenses and recognizing insurance proceeds, a donation from a charity auction, an appropriation of general fund balance for the police department, and a fee schedule correction to annual fitness fees.Approved unanimouslyConsent agenda Budget and appropriationsFees and utility ratesPolice and public safetyRoads and transportationSubdivision and site plansWater and sewer
- 8316 Lake Wheeler Rd · 6.3 acres · Christ Church North Carolina
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