Police and public safety items between 12 Oct 2025 and 12 Oct 2026
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| Subject | Items |
|---|---|
| Police and public safety | 504 |
| Budget and appropriations | 81 |
| Schools and education | 64 |
| Contracts and procurement | 58 |
| Health and human services | 55 |
| Public facilities | 51 |
| Roads and transportation | 49 |
| Fire and EMS | 43 |
| Grants and outside funding | 42 |
| Appointments and personnel | 29 |
| Parks and recreation | 28 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 25 |
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Speaker: Jess MacDonald No advanced preparation is required.Other Police and public safety
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Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Formally receives the second-quarter crime report presented at the 24 September work session.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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Accepts $88,000 for the Sheriff's Office from the 2026 High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Area grant held by the City of Durham, and authorizes the manager to sign the use contract.That the Board of Commissioners: 1. Authorize the County Manager to sign the contract for Use of the City of Durham 2026 High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Grant by Wake County. 2. Accepts…
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Lets the Sheriff's Office finish its application for year six of a Governor's Highway Safety Program grant, worth $96,231.That the Board of Commissioners approve a resolution and agreements for the Wake County Sheriff’s Office to finalize a grant application to the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program (GHSP)…
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Lets the Sheriff's Office finish its application for year three of a second Governor's Highway Safety Program grant, worth $191,442.That the Board of Commissioners approve a resolution and agreements for the Wake County Sheriff’s Office to finalize a grant continuation application to the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety P…
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Replaces the county's statewide emergency mutual aid agreement with the 2023 revision prompted by changes to GS 166A. The new version also covers planned events and lets a provider waive reimbursement.That the Board of Commissioners: 1. Authorize the County Manager to sign the accompanying Statewide Mutual Aid Agreement (MAA) and 2. Authorize the County Manager to Terminate the current Statewide M…
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SB 50 Freedom to Carry NC.Lets anyone at least 18 years old and a US citizen carry a concealed handgun without a permit, unless barred by one of 14 conditions such as a pending felony indictment. The permit system stays for those who want one. It also raises penalties for assaulting officers and first responders with a firearm and for felons f…Filed by Britt, Daniel, and Settle. Last action: placed on the calendar for 21 April 2026. Changes Chapters 113 (conservation and natural resources), 14 (criminal law), 143 (state departments and age…Other Police and public safety
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Appointments to the Durham Racial Equity Commission, the Historic Preservation Commission and the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council.
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SB 50 Freedom to Carry NC.Senate Bill 50 would let a U.S. citizen aged 18 or older carry a concealed handgun without a permit, while keeping the permit system for reciprocity and certain exceptions. It lists 14 categories of people still barred from carrying, requires carriers to tell an officer who approaches them, and raises penalties for as…Filed by Britt, Daniel, and Settle. Last action: placed on the calendar for 21 April 2026. Changes Chapters 113 (conservation and natural resources), 14 (criminal law), 143 (state departments and age…Other Police and public safety
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The police department presents crime figures for the second quarter of 2026.Presentation Police and public safety
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Authorizes limited obligation bonds of up to $16 million over 20 years at no more than 5% interest. Preliminary figures are $5.08 million for streetscape work including Salem Street, $4.51 million for Town Hall, $3.40 million for the Tunstall House and $2 million for land for a future public safety station. The Local…
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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 update on the anti-lynching proclamation the Board of Commissioners adopted on September 10. It names the 2026 deaths of Juliana Umba Nzita in Charlotte and Demetrius Fleming in Roanoke Rapids, Mario Kaiser Jr. in Charlotte in 2025, and Javion MaGee in Vance County in 2024, and calls on law enforcement and medical…
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An ordinance lowering the speed limit on Bridge Street between Northwest Judd Parkway and NC 42.
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A $535,118.40 contract with Dana Safety Supply of Greensboro to up-fit 32 patrol vehicles.
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A $1,623,895.04 contract with Clinton Automotive of Clinton for 32 patrol vehicles.
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A Vision Zero communications plan, part of the road safety program aimed at eliminating traffic deaths.
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Bids for phase 1B of the safety and security implementation hardware upgrades.
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Commissioners would appoint Rob Schooley to the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council, which prioritizes funding for juveniles in the court system across Chatham and Orange counties. His term would run through June 30, 2028.
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SL Fireworks LLC operator John Cavaroc has applied for county approval to run a pyrotechnic display at Chatham Charter School on October 2. State law requires county sign-off, and Cavaroc has submitted his display operator's license, insurance certificate and ATF permit for review.
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Two private-road naming petitions, complete and properly signed, are before the board: Stella Maris Way and Martin Brothers Lane. The names would let the county's 911 system route emergency responders without confusing similarly named roads. Signage would cost $78 per road, up to $156 total, paid by the county.Other Police and public safety
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Ratifies a grant of up to $4,999 for replacement tablets used in damage assessment and shelter telehealth.
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Hires Engineered Tower Solutions for $186,200 to design the first phase of the VIPER radio expansion, including a new Eno tower and moving the Chapel Hill site.
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Buys 35 Motorola APX NEXT portable radios and accessories for $352,560 under a state contract.
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Two newly hired police officers, Mia Hildebrand and Jonathan Nelson, are introduced and publicly reaffirm their oaths of office.Presentation Police and public safety
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A resolution approving the town's 2025 local water supply plan, the document the state requires each utility to file on its sources and projected demand.
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A proclamation for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.Proclamation or recognition Budget and appropriationsHealth and human servicesPolice and public safety
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The only item pulled out for discussion: a proposal to wrap a police patrol car in a veterans theme.
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The police department would ask the board to approve a veterans-themed graphic wrap for one of its newly acquired hybrid Ford Explorers, to recognize department employees who served in the military.Discussion item Police and public safety
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A consent request to add a police detective and training coordinator position.Approved on the consent agendaPersonnel Police and public safety
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Gives the town's old body cameras and in-car cameras to the Liberty Police Department.Approved by voice vote
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26-0478 Closed SessionA closed session before the regular meeting to consult the county attorney under G.S. 143-318.11(a)(3). The chair reported afterwards that no action was taken and direction was given to staff.Held; no action taken, direction given to staff.
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26-0485 AnnouncementsAnnouncements read by the clerk: limited Veteran Services hours from 21 to 25 September, the RYSE assessment center for youth aged 10 to 17, a feasibility survey for Durham County Memorial Stadium, the low-income homeowners relief program for property taxes, a Welcome Baby sock drive with a goal of 6,000 pairs, and a…Read by the clerk.
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Introduction of Sheila Bratts as Durham County Youth Home director. Bratts started at the youth home in 1998 as a detention counselor and worked up through assistant director.Received.
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A proclamation naming September National Recovery Month. The Recovery Community of Durham holds its tenth annual event on 26 September at Elizabeth Street United Methodist Church.Adopted.
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A one-year extension of the Governor's Highway Safety Program grant for the Sheriff's Office, funding two deputies on traffic enforcement at 75 percent county and 25 percent federal money, and cutting one position from the office's authorized count.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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A $330,000 contract with Hayti Reborn - Justice Movement, which works as a hub coordinating community organizations, law enforcement and service providers on interrupting violence and recidivism.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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26-0428 Interlocal and Joint Use Agreements for New Emergency Operations Center and Backup 911 Call CenterAn interlocal agreement and joint use agreement with the City of Durham for the new emergency operations center and backup 911 call center at 2422 Broad Street. The project budget is $55,156,315.24, with the county responsible for $25,869,253, or 46.9 percent. The city council considers it on 21 September.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Appropriating $1,649,000 of sewer utility capital fund balance for the Triangle Wastewater Treatment Plant rehabilitation and upgrade, with a matching amendment to the engineering contract with Hazen and Sawyer, taking it from $1,053,026 to $2,702,026 with a ceiling of $2,912,635.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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A sole source exemption for $112,194.73 to buy a replacement 75-horsepower Nord helical-bevel gearmotor and spare parts from Veolia Water Technologies, the only United States source for Kruger equipment. Paid from the sewer enterprise fund.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Recognizing $171,408 from the 2025 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant and approving an interlocal agreement with the City of Durham, splitting the money evenly between a Sheriff's Office training system and the police department's training and forensic services divisions.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Appropriating $48,919,120 to the new emergency operations center capital project and authorizing a construction manager at risk guaranteed maximum price contract with Bordeaux Construction Company, not to exceed $45,422,037 including alternates and owner's contingency.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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The board would approve one new Peer Support Specialist position for the Justice Services Department, funded by the Opioid Fund. The position would help clients recovering from substance use connect with treatment, transportation and community support.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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A resolution would endorse the recommendations of the Durham Violence Reduction Working Group.Approved unanimously after one speaker and no board discussion.Resolution Police and public safety
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The committee picks representatives to the Transportation Advisory Committee, which meets in September, December, March and June, and to the Police Citizens Advisory Group, which meets in January, April, July and October.Liaisons named by unanimous vote
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6 ReportsReports from the council liaison, TRAC, the tree advisory committee, the police citizens advisory group, project updates and the director.Staff or committee report Environment and sustainabilityParks and recreationPolice and public safety
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Councilmember Bella Huang and Mayor Pro Tem Lori Bush raised a council-initiated item on pedestrian safety at the Ederlee Drive crosswalk.None
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Includes a presentation of colors for Patriot Day by the Apex police and fire departments.
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Ratifies a year of radio equipment service across town departments.
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Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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A five-year service agreement for the emergency communications department's dispatch software, capped at $369,600.
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Fitting out 32 patrol vehicles through the state sheriffs' contract, $535,118.
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Buying the 32 patrol vehicles themselves, $1,623,895, off the state term contract.
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The board would appoint five people to the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council: school superintendent designee Andrew Poole, Dr. Hubert Williams representing the area's managed care organization, local health director designee Crystal Kelley, and two county commissioner appointees, including Brandy Reeves. Three seats,…
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A resolution supporting a $183,785 application to the Governor's Highway Safety Program for the 2027 fiscal year, brought by the town's Vision Zero coordinator.adopted · Pass · Council adopted R-2, supporting a Grant Application to the Governor's Highway Safety Program for FY27.
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A resolution endorsing and supporting the recommendations of the Durham Violence Reduction Working Group. The group presented to the council at its 20 August 2026 work session.Resolution Police and public safety
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Recognizes National Preparedness Month. Listed for reference only.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The police chief brings a rewritten false alarm ordinance and an amended fee schedule, presented to the council on 25 August. False alarm statistics were added to the packet since.
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Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Extra state money for the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council in the 2027 budget year, accepted and appropriated.That the Board of Commissioners accepts and appropriates $10,000 of additional funding from the North Carolina Department of Public Safety (NC DPS) to support ongoing youth traffic diversion programm…
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A memorandum of understanding with Duke Energy covering the Harris nuclear plant, which sits in southwestern Wake County.That the Board of Commissioners authorizes the County Manager to approve the Memorandum of Understanding between Wake County and Duke Energy, subject to terms and conditions acceptable to the County…
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Easements and development approvals needed to build the Sandy Plains public safety station.That the Board of Commissioners: 1. Approves the conveyance of Stormwater Control Measure (SCM) and Access Easement on County owned property for the Sandy Plains Public Safety Station; and 2. Authori…
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A construction contract to replace the chiller and domestic hot water system at the Law Enforcement Training Center.That the Board of Commissioners... 1. Awards a $680,000.00 construction contract to Comfort Systems USA (MidAtlantic), LLC of South Boston, Virginia; and 2. Authorizes the County Manager (or designee…
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A staff briefing on hurricane season and the county's emergency preparedness.The Commissioners will receive the information and ask any clarifying questions.Discussion item Police and public safety
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26-0384 FY 2026-27 Governor's Highway Safety Program grant, and a reduction of one sheriff's positionA one-year extension of the state highway safety grant, now at a 75 percent local match. It funds two traffic-enforcement deputies rather than the three it started with in 2022, and cuts one authorized position from the sheriff's office. The county pays $143,251 against $47,750 federal.
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A capital project amendment appropriating $48,919,120 for the new Emergency Operations Center, with a construction manager at-risk guaranteed maximum price contract with Bordeaux Construction not to exceed $45,422,037.
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Recommendations from the Durham Violence Reduction Working Group, with a resolution endorsing them.
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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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Applicant requests a Certificate of Appropriateness for extensive deconstruction of the existing Link Building down to its structure and construction of a new sheriff's office using the existing footprint.
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Creates a fast route for a property owner to remove someone occupying a residence without a rental agreement: a complaint to a magistrate, a hearing within 24 to 48 hours of service, and an order to leave within four hours. Belongings can then be moved to the property line, and staying after the order becomes criminal…Filed by Tyson, Biggs, K. Hall, and Howard. Last action: placed on the calendar for 2 September 2026. Changes Chapters 14 (criminal law) and 19A of the General Statutes.
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SB 50 Freedom to Carry NC.Would let any US citizen aged 18 or over carry a concealed handgun without a permit, subject to the existing disqualifications, while keeping it a crime in federal buildings, legislative areas, correctional facilities and private property posted against it. A dishonourable discharge would disqualify a permit applicant…Filed by Britt, Daniel, and Settle. Last action: placed on the calendar for 21 April 2026. Changes Chapters 113 (conservation and natural resources), 14 (criminal law), 143 (state departments and age…
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Two halves. The first draws drug-free zones 100 to 300 feet around homeless shelters and service facilities, making sale or possession of a controlled substance inside one a felony, adding penalties for operators who knowingly allow offences on their premises, and requiring signs marking the zones. The second bars loc…Filed by Rhyne, Chesser, and Pickett. Last action: placed on the calendar for 4 August 2026. Changes Chapters 160D (local planning and development regulation) and 90 (medicine and controlled substanc…
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Required second vote to enact Ordinance 5395 amending Chapter 18 (Weapons and Explosives), adopted August 18.Consent agenda Police and public safety
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Three minutes per speaker. One submission on a fentanyl awareness initiative is attached to the agenda.
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Individual appeals against parking citations. The committee's recommendation goes to the police chief within the week; the chief makes the final decision.
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Staff summary of how the town's false alarm ordinance is working.Presentation Police and public safety
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Progress against the committee's annual workplan, including town event support: one of four calendar-year events covered so far.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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Staff lead planning for Public Safety Day. The agenda says no advance preparation is needed.Discussion item Police and public safety
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A proclamation marking Preparedness Month.
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SB 50 Freedom to Carry NC.Would let any United States citizen aged 18 or older carry a concealed handgun in North Carolina without a permit, unless one of fourteen disqualifying conditions applies, such as being under felony indictment or having been adjudicated a danger to self or others. A carrier would still have to hold identification, tel…Filed by Britt, Daniel, and Settle. Last action: placed on the calendar for 21 April 2026. Changes Chapters 113 (conservation and natural resources), 14 (criminal law), 143 (state departments and age…Other Police and public safety
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Would make a drug offense within 300 feet of a homeless shelter or a publicly funded homeless service provider a Class E felony for anyone 21 or older, and would make it a Class 1 misdemeanor for the operator of such a facility to knowingly allow one. A separate part restricts camping and sleeping in public spaces: a…Filed by Rhyne, Chesser, and Pickett. Last action: placed on the calendar for 4 August 2026. Changes Chapters 160D (local planning and development regulation) and 90 (medicine and controlled substanc…
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Would let a residential property owner ask a law enforcement agency to remove someone occupying the property without any legal claim to it, rather than filing an eviction case. It applies only where the occupant entered after the owner acquired the property, is not a tenant, has paid nothing toward occupancy, was told…Filed by Tyson, Biggs, K. Hall, and Howard. Last action: placed on the calendar for 2 September 2026. Changes Chapters 14 (criminal law) and 19A of the General Statutes.
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Fri, Aug 28 NC General Assembly · General Statutes Commission, Committee on the Suspension and Restoration of Drivers LicensesThe published document is a notice of the time and place only; no business is listed.
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Speaker : Terry Sult, Police Executive Summary: The 2025 Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) provides $13,483 in federal funding, with no local match required, to equip the Cary Police Department’s Technology Resource and Support Vehicle with portable power stations and rapid deploy kits that ensure officers have reliable…
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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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6.a (updates) Montrose landmark processThe Montrose landmark process; complaints about the historic courthouse's appearance alongside a court security study; renovation progress and a possible new tenant at Twin Creeks; National Register projects; a ground penetrating radar survey of the Poor House Cemetery; a donation project at Harvey's Chapel cemetery;…
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Sets how town staff are paid when they work through bad weather or an emergency.
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Ceremonial.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Contract not to exceed $92,130.13 with Laerdal Medical Corporation for OES-EMS Division to purchase a SimMan Essential Dark training simulator, accessories, installation, and a five-year warranty.
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Agreement retiring Police Canine Officer Jett, age 9, and transferring ownership to his handler, Police Cpl. Juan Duran, for $1, releasing the town from further liability.Contract or award Police and public safety
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Special event permit for the Historic Hillsborough Half-Marathon and 5K.Both adopted 4-0
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Quarterly transparency report from the Hillsborough Police Department.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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Acceptance of a Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation grant.
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Contract and quote for replacing police department TASER devices through Axon's replacement program.Other Police and public safety
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An agreement with the Chatham County Sheriff's Office for school resource officer services. Neither the term, the cost, nor the number of officers is published with the agenda.
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From the animal services director: clinic and relief veterinarian staffing, the program manager post, and follow-up from the rabies clinic.
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Proclamation recognizing Emergency Preparedness Month.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Declares a firearm and badge surplus so they can be presented to a retiring police officer.Consent agenda Police and public safety
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Public hearing on amendments to Chapter 11 (Offenses), Chapter 14 (Police), and Chapter 18 (Weapons and Explosives) of the town code, proposed by the Legal, Parks and Recreation, and Police departments.
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Staff update on the parade route.
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Back to school readiness, taken through the student code of conduct.
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Emergency preparedness.
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Other Police and public safety
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The safety plan required of transit operators and the committee that goes with it, which gives frontline staff a formal part in setting safety targets.
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The county's bicycle and pedestrian plan.
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Staff updates and the radio system, which carries communication between dispatch and drivers.
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A break-in at the Nancy Jones House damaged two windows and the crawl space door. The property has been secured and public works will make repairs. Members discussed cameras, motion sensor lights and signage as deterrents.
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Budget amendment funding police training.
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Multi-year Axon agreement covering a drone programme and interview room equipment.
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Wellness programme equipment for officers.
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Recognition of six National Association of Counties Achievement Awards and a Digital Counties Survey award placing Durham County among the top 10 digital counties nationwide.
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Shifts $933,464.49 from two completed Sheriff's Office capital projects, plus $142,587.23 in PAYGO funds, to fund the first year (total $1,076,051.72) of a five-year, up to $2,835,557.06 contract with Tritech/CentralSquare Technology to move the Sheriff's Office computer-aided dispatch system to the cloud.
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Purchase of office and miscellaneous furnishings from PMC Commercial Interiors, not to exceed $134,600, for the new Sheriff's Training Facility.
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Recognizes $850,290 in additional state funding and authorizes nine new full-time positions in the Department of Social Services to implement federally mandated Medicaid changes from H.R. 1.Staff or committee report Budget and appropriationsGrants and outside fundingHealth and human servicesPolice and public safety
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Board review of the Sheriff's Office's $171,408 Byrne JAG grant application, split 50/50 with the Durham Police Department, to fund a virtual reality training tool among other uses.
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Security initiatives planned for 2026-27.
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Results of the school resource officer survey for 2025-26.
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A closed session, which for a safety committee is normally taken under the security exception.
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Results of the student safety and security survey for 2025-26.
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Other Police and public safety
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Other Police and public safety
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Legal, Fire, Inspections, Parks and Recreation, and Police departments recommend amendments to Chapters 4 (Fire Prevention), 10 (Motor Vehicles), 11 (Offenses), 14 (Police), and 18 (Weapons) of the town code; council considers whether to send them to a public hearing on August 18.
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Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Other Police and public safety
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Phase 1A of the safety and security hardware upgrade.
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A resolution honoring Chatham County Sheriff Mike Roberson for his service.Resolution 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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Minutes approval Police and public safety
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Presentation Police and public safety
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Discussion item Police and public safety
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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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A delay in funding architectural planning for the historic courthouse, and the court staff security requirements bearing on it.
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Multi-year on-call agreements with two utility contractors through June 2029, a fleet management information system through 2028, digital reconstruction of vehicle accidents for police investigations through April 2027, and the annual 911 service and maintenance agreement for 2026.
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Effective 1 July 2026, moved by the mayor and mayor pro tempore.
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A write-off of utility debt predating 2020 and consolidation of the law enforcement special separation allowance fund into the general fund. Capital amendments for a park renovation design, greenway crosswalk improvements, a cybersecurity grant award and safe routes to school projects.
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For the 2026-27 financial year.
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Abandoning part of the water, sewer and access easements at a car dealership site, and conveying eight police vehicles to a community college.
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CN22 Resolution - Approving Conveyance of Property to Central Carolina Community College - Eight VehiclesConveyance of eight police vehicles to Central Carolina Community College.
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Includes adoption of the 2026-27 opioid settlement fund ordinance and spending resolutions totalling $2,209,689 - $1,465,886 to human services and $743,803 to public safety, with an opioid program manager post at $165,000 and $369,860 to a treatment provider inside the human services share - as approved by the opioid…
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26-0303 Approval of the Sheriff's Office Donating Six Surplus Vehicles to Durham Tech Police DepartmentConsent agenda Police and public safety
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Consent agenda Police and public safety
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Siler City's mayor on infrastructure and capital investment, economic development, public safety and downtown revitalization.Presented. No vote.Staff or committee report Economic development incentivesIntergovernmental agreementsPolice and public safety
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Siler City Mayor Harold Matthews reviewed the town's strategic leadership, infrastructure and capital investments, economic development, public safety, and downtown revitalization efforts.
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Capital project ordinance amendments covering fire, law enforcement, parks and transportation projects.
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Revisions to board policy 5150-7313 on reporting safety and security information.
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Endorses naming the Holly Springs Road bridge over NC 540 for a sheriff's deputy killed near the spot in 2004, at the request of a Wake County Fraternal Order of Police lodge.
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Recognizes Senior Officer Patrick Lee and Danielle Kocher for life-saving actions during a 2025 incident.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Recognizes Senior Officer Patrick Lee's bravery and life-saving efforts during a 2026 incident.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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E.4 Surplus PropertyDeclares a totaled Police Department vehicle as surplus property.Consent agenda Police and public safety
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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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Public comment on matters not on the agenda.Seven people spoke. Four were from one western Orange County neighborhood, asking the county to write a mass gathering ordinance.
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Final design and guaranteed maximum price for the Crisis Diversion Facility, an amendment to the Gilbane construction manager-at-risk contract, and the budget amendment raising capital authority to match.Approved unanimously. The financing resolution for it, up to $27 million, followed on 9 July.
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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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Other Police and public safety
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Consent agenda Police and public safety
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Consent agenda Police and public safety
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Consent agenda Police and public safety
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No update this month.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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The council authorized new installment purchase debt.
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Operational improvements at the intersection, project HL-0173.
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For a police sergeant retiring effective 28 May 2026.
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Brought by the chief of police.
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Police Cpl. Curry Hall introduced Anna Stormzand of Safe Kids Orange County and Safe Kids Chatham County, who described the coalition's work on child passenger, home, firearm, water and fire safety, run largely by volunteers from law enforcement, fire departments and public health.
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A resolution honoring Bahama volunteer firefighter Ricky Dorsey, who died at age 18 in the line of duty during Hurricane Fran in 1996, timed to the 30th anniversary of his death and a push to name a Highway 501 bridge in his honor.Proclamation or recognition Civil rights and nondiscriminationFire and EMSHealth and human servicesLGBTQ+ policyPolice and public safety
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The board is asked to proclaim June 2026 Gun Violence Awareness Month in Durham County.Consent agenda Police and public safety
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A rezoning on Trenton Road, before the board as an attachment to its report rather than for a decision.
Case 25-REZ-12 →OI → RMF-CU · 175 units · In Review
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Includes discussion of Real-Time Information Center (RTIC) operations, Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) policy guardrails, and data privacy considerations, alongside general budget questions.
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The county fee schedule for the coming year.Not reached.
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Routine monthly budget amendments and grant items on the consent agenda. The agenda gives only the item title, with no further detail in the document.
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