Police and public safety items in Town of Wake Forest
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| Subject | Items |
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| Police and public safety | 99 |
| Budget and appropriations | 9 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 6 |
| Parks and recreation | 5 |
| Public facilities | 4 |
| Roads and transportation | 4 |
| Comprehensive plan | 3 |
| State legislative agenda | 3 |
| Bonds and debt | 2 |
| Contracts and procurement | 2 |
| Environment and sustainability | 2 |
| Grants and outside funding | 2 |
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Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Consent agenda Police and public safety
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Other Police and public safety
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An update to the town's motorized-scooter and e-bike ordinance (adopted January 2026) that adds rider regulations, edits rules for electric bicycle riders, and updates enforcement and civil penalties.
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A new ordinance that would let officers impound electric bicycles and other micromobility devices involved in unsafe or reckless riding.
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Recognizes Officer Michael Lawson's service to the town.Resolution Police and public safety
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Recognizes Captain Matt Perkinson's retirement from the police department.Resolution Police and public safety
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5.F Approval of a Resolution to surplus the badge and service weapon carried by Officer Michael LawsonDeclares Officer Lawson's badge and service weapon surplus, typically so he can retain them upon departure.Resolution Police and public safety
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Declares Captain Perkinson's badge and service weapon surplus in connection with his retirement.Resolution Police and public safety
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Board recognizes Lieutenant Jeremy R. Morris on retirement from the Town of Wake Forest.Resolution Police and public safety
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Board surpluses the badge and service weapon carried by retiring Lieutenant Jeremy Morris.Consent agenda Police and public safety
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Ordinance amendment addressing motorized scooters, electric bicycles, pedestrian right-of-way, and helmet requirements.
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Ordinance amendment restricting operation of all-terrain vehicles, with an exemption for governmental agencies.Consent agenda Police and public safety
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A resolution honoring a retiring police sergeant's service.Resolution Police and public safety
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A consent-agenda resolution to surplus a retiring sergeant's badge and service weapon to him.Resolution Police and public safety
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Approval of the county's emergency operations plan and a mutual aid agreement with the town.
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The board considered adopting the Wake County Emergency Operations Plan and a countywide mutual aid agreement.
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The board considered endorsing a Blueprint for Safety plan, a coordinated community response framework for domestic violence cases.
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The new police chief takes the oath.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Procedural Police and public safety
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An evidentiary hearing on quasi-judicial case SUP-24-02, a special use permit for a fire station. Witnesses are sworn and the decision rests on the record.
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Other Police and public safety
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The decision on quasi-judicial case SUP-24-02, following the evidentiary hearing.Other Police and public safety
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Other Police and public safety
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10.Parks and Recreation Items
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11.Public Safety ItemsOther Police and public safety
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Other Police and public safety
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Other Police and public safety
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10.Parks and Recreation Items
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11.Public Safety ItemsOther Police and public safety
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Building a public safety warehouse at 1412 Forestville.Staff or committee report Land conversion and large developmentPolice and public safetyPublic facilities
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6.Legislative ItemsOther Police and public safety
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8.Administration and Financial Items
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9.Public Services ItemsOther Police and public safety
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10.Parks and Recreation Items
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11.Public Safety ItemsOther Police and public safety
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6.Legislative ItemsOther Police and public safety
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8.Administration and Financial Items
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9.Public Services ItemsOther Police and public safety
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10.Parks and Recreation Items
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11.Public Safety ItemsOther Police and public safety
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Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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A law enforcement risk review presented by the North Carolina League of Municipalities.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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6.Legislative ItemsOther Police and public safety
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8.Administration and Financial Items
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9.Public Services ItemsOther Police and public safety
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10.Parks and Recreation Items
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11.Public Safety ItemsOther Police and public safety
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A public hearing on adopting the draft Wake County multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan as an amendment to the town's comprehensive plan.
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Acceptance of a State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program award from the NC Department of Public Safety, under a memorandum of agreement covering the 2023 program year.
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A briefing on the draft Wake County multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan ahead of the December 17 public hearing. The town must have an adopted plan to qualify for federal mitigation grants, including after a disaster.
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8.A Consideration of approval of updated Special Events Policy and adoption of Motorized Parade PolicyAn updated special events policy and a new policy governing motorized parades.
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Wake County Emergency Management and the county's twelve municipalities, working with ESP Associates, finished a five-year update to the Wake County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan, a FEMA-mandated review of local hazards and mitigation strategies. FEMA has given the plan conditional approval pending adopt…
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The draft Special Events Policy sets an application fee and lead time by event size, from $25 and a 60-day minimum notice for a neighborhood event to $100 and 180 days for a street festival, carnival or parade, replacing a policy last updated in April 2018. Paired with it is the town's first Motorized Parade Policy, s…Presentation Police and public safety
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Staff brief the board on the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization's Blueprint for Safety, a regional multimodal safety plan developed with NCDOT to identify ways to reduce road deaths and injuries. The plan is due to be finished by fall 2025.
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Two Historic Preservation Program summer interns will present their research. One studied the history of the Wake Forest Police Department; the other researched the Northeast Community's significance to the town's social history.
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The ordinance sets a curfew for unsupervised minors at the Friday Night on White street festival, from 8 p.m. Friday to midnight, within a mapped festival boundary. It also raises the general curfew fine to as much as $500, from $100, with $50 and $100 fines for a first and second violation.Ordinance Police and public safety
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The amendment adds a curfew for minors during Friday Night on White events, running from 8 p.m. Friday until midnight the following night within designated event boundaries. Staff recommended approval on second reading.Ordinance Police and public safety
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The board considers a curfew tied to the Friday Night on White downtown event series, covering a mapped set of boundaries on those nights.Ordinance Police and public safety
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Wake County wants to renew its lease for an 800 MHz public safety radio tower on town-owned land for another 20 years, with an option for a second 20-year renewal, on the same terms as the original 2002 lease that expired in 2022. The system serves more than 7,700 police, fire and EMS radios countywide, and the accomp…
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A proclamation recognizing May 2024 as Building Safety Month.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The board considers a resolution recognizing Senior Police Officer Richard B. May on his retirement.Resolution Police and public safety
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The board considers a resolution to surplus the badge and service weapon carried by Senior Police Officer Richard May.Consent agenda Police and public safety
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A resolution commending Lieutenant Cindy Johnson-Perry, a nearly 30-year Wake Forest police officer retiring March 1, for her service.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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A resolution to declare Lieutenant Cindy Johnson-Perry's badge and service weapon surplus property so they can be presented to her on retirement.Resolution Police and public safety
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The board previews the draft agenda for its February 20 regular meeting. That agenda includes a public hearing on a 3.008-acre annexation petition, a resolution recognizing a retiring police lieutenant, and votes on the CIP update and the S-Line rail resolution discussed at this session.
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A resolution would recognize Lieutenant Trent Gamber's retirement from the police department.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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5.A Approval of a Resolution to Surplus the Badge and Service Weapon Carried by Lieutenant Trent GamberA resolution would declare Lieutenant Trent Gamber's badge and service weapon surplus property.Resolution Police and public safety
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The board considers a mutual aid agreement between Wake Forest and the Town of Garner.
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The board considers a resolution recognizing Sergeant David Doherty on his retirement.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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5.A Approval of a Resolution to surplus the badge and service weapon carried by Sergeant David DohertyThe board considers a resolution to surplus the badge and service weapon carried by Sergeant David Doherty.Consent agenda Police and public safety
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The consent agenda includes a resolution naming primary and secondary agents to represent the town with the NC Department of Public Safety and FEMA on the Smith Creek Reservoir Dam mitigation project.
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A proclamation would recognize June 2, 2023 as Gun Violence Awareness Day.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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A consent-agenda amendment would raise general fund appropriations from $65.8 million to $68.2 million and revenue estimates from $62.3 million to $63.6 million, covering added costs across police, fire, planning and engineering.
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An ordinance would let Wake Forest FUNGO, the town's collegiate summer baseball team, sell and serve beer and wine at Flaherty Park Field #2 during home games this summer. Sales would run through a police-approved vendor in a fenced area, with drinks capped at 16 ounces.Ordinance Police and public safety
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Budget Ordinance Amendment #3 would raise general fund appropriations by $369,520, to $68,036,975 for the fiscal year, with increases spread across planning, public facilities, police, fire and other departments.
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An ordinance would bar carrying firearms and other deadly weapons in buildings and grounds the town owns, leases, or occupies, with signage required, under authority the General Assembly grants municipalities.
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An ordinance would prohibit weapons on town property and require signage saying so.Ordinance Police and public safety
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A resolution recognizes the retirement of Police Captain Brian Lamar Mote.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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A resolution recognizes the retirement of Police Lieutenant Jason Christopher Graham.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The consent agenda includes a resolution authorizing an installment purchase agreement to finance new police vehicles for fiscal year 2023.
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The consent agenda includes a resolution to surplus the badge and service weapon carried by Police Captain Brian Lamar Mote.Resolution Police and public safety
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The consent agenda includes a resolution to surplus the badge and service weapon carried by Police Lieutenant Jason Christopher Graham.Resolution Police and public safety
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The board takes up a second reading of amendments to its criminal justice reform ordinance.Ordinance Police and public safety
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The board considers amendments to its criminal justice reform ordinance. The agenda does not detail what the amendments change.Ordinance Police and public safety
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The board recognizes Lt. Donald Lee Godfrey Jr.'s retirement from the police department.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The board considers a resolution declaring Lt. Godfrey's badge and service weapon surplus so he can keep them on retirement.Resolution Police and public safety
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Downtown staff review a 2021 state law that lets towns create a social district, where patrons could carry a drink from a participating bar or restaurant onto the street. The presentation weighs the potential boost to foot traffic for downtown businesses against added trash, restroom, and police-staffing needs, and no…Discussion item Police and public safety
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The board considers adopting the town's FY 2022-2023 budget ordinance, which includes assignment of classes for sworn police and fire positions and a rental rate proposal.
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The board recognizes June 3, 2022 as Gun Violence Awareness Day.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The board considers a resolution authorizing a $964,750 installment purchase agreement at 1.25 percent with Benchmark Community Bank to finance FY 2022 police vehicles.
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A resolution would combine two part-time Wake Forest Police Department positions into one full-time position.Personnel Police and public safety
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An ordinance would prohibit trespassing in or on motor vehicles under the town's traffic code.Ordinance Police and public safety
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Commissioners discuss merging a part-time CALEA position and a part-time evidence technician position into one full-time evidence technician job.Personnel Police and public safety
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Commissioners discuss a proposed ordinance on trespassing in or on a motorized vehicle.Discussion item Police and public safety
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