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State legislative agenda items in Wake County

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Budget and appropriations2
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  1. Mon, Sep 14 Wake County · Board of Commissioners
    Commissioners review how the 2025 and 2026 legislative sessions affected the county and set priorities for 2027 and 2028. Pending state bills discussed include one capping property tax increases through a November 2026 ballot measure and one shifting SNAP administrative costs to counties, which the presentation estima…
  2. Mon, Apr 20 Wake County · Board of Commissioners
    Adopts a resolution opposing any state constitutional amendment or legislation that would cap, restrict, or otherwise limit county property tax authority.
    accepted · Pass · Commissioner Thomas moved, seconded by Vice-Chair Jackson, that the Board of Commissioners adopts a resolution opposing any constitutional amendment or legislative action that would…
  3. Mon, Jan 12 Wake County · Board of Commissioners
    Staff will brief the Board on the county's outlook for the 2026 North Carolina General Assembly session; no further detail is given on the agenda itself.
  4. Sep 8, 2025 Wake County · Board of Commissioners
    Staff and the county's lobbyist briefed commissioners on state bills affecting development regulation, local tax relief, budget appropriations, and a DEI funding restriction that has passed the legislature and awaits a veto-override vote.

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