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Advisory Board Meeting

Town of Cary · Information Services Advisory Board
Monday, August 3, 2026 at 6:00 pm · Virtual / Conference Room 21275, 316 N Academy Street, Cary, NC 27513

Advisory board meeting Broadband and technology

What's on this agenda

Cary's Information Services Advisory Board met on 3 August with one item: progress on AskCary and feedback on it. AskCary is the town's resident-facing service tool. Nothing else was listed.

Summarized from the published agenda. Read the agenda itself before acting on it.

Meeting recap

What happened, drawn from the records published after the meeting. Minutes

The board's single agenda item was a progress update on AskCary, the town's planned resident-facing service tool. Amsys, the vendor building it, showed board members Boston's version of the tool as a model and walked through Cary's build. Members asked about the radius on a map search and photo lookups by address. They also wanted bus stop and school zone information, and a way to flag wrong data for correction.

Staff also gave watch-list updates. The town closed on the multimodal-property purchases discussed under economic development, where Cary's average sale price runs about $768,000. On future technologies, staff described a pilot that mounts cameras on trash trucks to spot potholes and overgrown vegetation. A Lenovo-hosted workshop drew 38 municipalities interested in sharing similar tools. Staff also said Cary is no longer in drought and is hiring a communications director. No residents spoke.

How the votes went

The board took no recorded votes. It adopted the agenda and approved June's minutes without objection, and made no decisions on AskCary or the watch-list items it discussed.

From the published minutes.

Who spoke

No members of the public spoke.

Read from the records the government published after the meeting. Members of the public are private residents and are not named or indexed.

Speaking at this meeting

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Agenda items (1)

Discussion item · 1
  1. 1. AskCary Progress Update and Feedback
    Discussion item Broadband and technology
    Speaker: Amsys No advanced preparation is required.

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