Wake County Government
Recent News About Wake County Government
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Wake County promotes vaccination as US measles cases rise
Amid a rise in measles cases across the country, Wake County Public Health is encouraging families to ensure they are vaccinated against the disease.
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Wake County urges water safety as pool season starts
With the approach of summer, Wake County is emphasizing the importance of water safety as drowning remains a significant concern, affecting both children and adults.
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Wake County Public Health launches PrEP campaign to prevent HIV spread
Wake County Public Health has unveiled a new awareness campaign called "Wake up to PrEP" to help stem the spread of HIV in the region.
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Wake County Public Libraries to celebrate National Library Week with engaging programs
Wake County Public Libraries is set to observe National Library Week, spotlighting the significant impact of libraries in the local community.
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Wake County real estate market rises in median price and transactions in March 2025
Wake County's real estate market showed notable activity in March 2025, with an increase in the median sales price and a rise in transaction numbers as compared to February.
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Wake County promotes food waste reduction during dedicated prevention week
Throughout this week, Wake County's Solid Waste and Recycling Division is working to encourage residents to save money and reduce food waste in recognition of Food Waste Prevention Week.
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Wake County Board to discuss changes to short-term rental regulations
The Wake County Board of Commissioners is opening the floor to resident input on changes to short-term rental regulations at an upcoming meeting.
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Wake County solicits community input for One Water Plan via new survey
Wake County has launched a survey inviting input from residents, businesses, farmers, and organizations to influence its One Water Plan aimed at ensuring a sustainable and clean water supply for the next 50 years.
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North Carolina expands high-speed internet to Wake County homes and businesses
A state award announced by the North Carolina Department of Information Technology (NCDIT) will provide high-speed internet access to 125 households and 19 businesses in Wake County.
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Wake County libraries to host free health screenings in partnership with Advance Community Health
Wake County Public Libraries, in collaboration with Advance Community Health (ACH), will offer free health screenings and resources to local residents from April to August.
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Wake County fosters family support during Child Abuse Prevention Month
Wake County is emphasizing family support to safeguard children during Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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Wake County launches mobile health services at Wendell Health Fair
Wake County Public Health is launching a new initiative to improve access to health resources through a mobile service.
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Wake County libraries to host art exhibitions in collaboration with gallery
Wake County Public Libraries, in collaboration with Drinking Gourd Gallery, will host a series of art exhibitions in 2025 across three regional libraries.
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Free preventative dental care offered for uninsured youth in western Wake County
Families in western Wake County can now access free dental care for uninsured children and young adults up to age 20.
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Wake County resumes Ask the Doc town hall series for 2025
Wake County's health equity initiative, HealthLit4Wake, is set to resume its Ask the Doc: A Wake County Town Hall series for 2025.
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Wake County hosts education sessions on budget development process
Wake County is set to host a series of educational sessions aimed at demystifying the budget development process for its residents.
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Wake County offers free at-home STI test kits to residents
Wake County Public Health is expanding access to sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing by offering free at-home test kits.
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Wake County hosts workshop to support farmers facing modern challenges
Wake County is set to host the 20th annual Keeping the Farm Workshop, an event aimed at equipping local farmers with essential tools and strategies.
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Wake County adopts shorter property tax revaluation cycle
The Wake County Board of Commissioners has decided to alter the property tax revaluation cycle.
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Wake County hosts passport fair on March 27
The Wake County Register of Deeds will host a one-day Passport Fair on Thursday, March 27.