City of Raleigh Government Event Guide — Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team (Housing & Neighborhoods) February 23rd Edition

Raleigh Civic Engagement & Planning Update

Residents interested in Raleigh’s future growth, housing policy, and neighborhood development have an opportunity to stay engaged with local planning efforts. The Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team — Housing and Neighborhoods meeting takes place Monday, February 23, 2026, from 4–6 p.m. as part of the City’s long-range comprehensive planning process.

This meeting is one of several technical team sessions helping shape Raleigh’s next Comprehensive Plan — a critical document guiding development, infrastructure, housing policy, transportation priorities, and environmental planning for years to come.

What Is Reflecting Raleigh?

Reflecting Raleigh is the City’s initiative to update its Comprehensive Plan through collaboration with community stakeholders, technical experts, and city leadership. The goal is to ensure future growth reflects community priorities, sustainability goals, and equitable development.

The Technical Teams are specialized working groups focused on key planning areas:

Land Use Transportation Housing and Neighborhoods Natural Resources Infrastructure and Services

These teams provide research, insight, and policy recommendations that help guide city decision-making.

Who Participates?

Each Technical Team includes a mix of perspectives and expertise, including:

City of Raleigh staff Board and commission representatives Local technical experts and community professionals

This collaborative structure helps ensure Raleigh’s future planning reflects real community needs, data-driven insights, and local expertise.

Why This Matters for Raleigh Residents

If you follow development issues, zoning discussions, housing affordability, or infrastructure planning in Raleigh, these meetings provide valuable insight into how decisions are shaped.

Community participation helps:

Promote transparent local government Influence long-term planning decisions Strengthen neighborhood representation Support equitable growth strategies

For residents active in civic engagement, community advocacy, or local media — including those who regularly track Raleigh government activity — staying informed on these planning discussions is essential.

Event Details

Event: Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team – Housing & Neighborhoods

Date: Monday, February 23, 2026

Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Category: City Government / Planning / Community Development

Focus: Housing policy, neighborhood planning, and comprehensive plan development

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City of Raleigh Government Event Guide Monday February 2nd Edition

Stay engaged with what’s happening at City Hall and across the community. Here’s your DoRaleigh guide to City of Raleigh government and civic events happening on Monday, February 2, 2026, including public meetings, informational sessions, and wellness-focused programming.

City of Raleigh Government Events — February 2, 2026

Hosted by the City of Raleigh, these events are open to residents interested in infrastructure planning, local elections, and community well-being.

Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team: Infrastructure & Services

🕓 4:00 p.m. | Monday

Category: Community & Workshops

The Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team meets to discuss infrastructure and city services, providing insight into how Raleigh plans, prioritizes, and improves essential systems that support growth and quality of life. This meeting is part of the city’s ongoing Reflecting Raleigh comprehensive planning process.

District D: Election Changes Informational Session

🕕 6:00 p.m. | Monday

Category: Community & Workshops • Community Engagement

Learn about recent and upcoming election changes impacting District D. This informational session is designed to help residents understand how updates to election processes, districts, or timelines may affect future local elections. Ideal for voters, neighborhood leaders, and anyone interested in civic participation.

Mental Health Check-In

🕡 6:30 p.m. | Monday

Category: Parks, Recreation, & Athletics

This Mental Health Check-In offers a supportive space for community members to pause, reflect, and connect. Hosted through Raleigh Parks, this session focuses on wellness, emotional health, and community support resources.

Why It Matters

City meetings and workshops like these give residents a voice in Raleigh’s future—from infrastructure decisions and election updates to personal and community well-being. Attending or following along helps ensure transparency, accountability, and inclusive growth across the city.

For more City of Raleigh government meetings, public hearings, and community events, keep checking DoRaleigh.com.

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Reflecting Raleigh Civic Assembly: Community Voices Shaping the City’s Future

Raleigh residents will have an opportunity to learn more about how community voices are shaping the city’s long-term future at the Reflecting Raleigh Civic Assembly, taking place on Saturday, January 31, 2026, at the Five Points Center for Active Adults.

The Civic Assembly is a key part of Reflecting Raleigh: The Next Comprehensive Plan, the City of Raleigh’s roadmap guiding growth, development, transportation, housing, and community priorities for years to come.

🗓 Event Details

📍 Event: Reflecting Raleigh Civic Assembly

🗓 Date: Saturday, January 31, 2026

⏰ Time: 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM

📍 Location: Five Points Center for Active Adults

📬 Address:

2000 Noble Road

Raleigh, NC 27608

What Is the Reflecting Raleigh Civic Assembly?

The Civic Assembly is a structured, community-centered problem-solving process focused on small-group discussion and collaborative dialogue. Participants were randomly selected by lottery and reflect Raleigh’s diverse demographics, ensuring that a wide range of lived experiences and perspectives are represented.

Assembly members work together to:

Discuss complex policy and planning topics Share community values and priorities Provide resident-driven input on decisions shaping Raleigh’s future Inform recommendations connected to the city’s next Comprehensive Plan

This approach helps ensure that long-term planning decisions are guided not just by data and policy, but by real community voices from across Raleigh.

Why It Matters

The Reflecting Raleigh Civic Assembly plays an important role in shaping how the city grows—addressing issues like:

Housing and affordability Transportation and mobility Neighborhood preservation Equity, sustainability, and quality of life

While participation in the Assembly itself is limited to selected members, these sessions are a vital part of the broader public engagement process and help influence policies that impact all Raleigh residents.

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City of Raleigh Government Event Guide Thursday January 29th Edition

Public Meetings, Workshops & Community Engagement Opportunities

Looking to stay informed and engaged with local government in Raleigh? The City of Raleigh Government Event Guide for Thursday, January 29, 2026 highlights public meetings, virtual workshops, committee sessions, and community input opportunities happening throughout the day.

These events offer residents, business owners, and community stakeholders a chance to participate in city planning, transportation discussions, vendor opportunities, and park improvements.

City of Raleigh Meetings & Community Events

HUB Certification Info Session & Registering as a City Vendor (Virtual)

🕝 2:30 PM | Thursday

📍 Virtual Event

Category: Community & Workshops

This virtual session provides guidance on HUB (Historically Underutilized Business) certification and explains how small and minority-owned businesses can register as vendors with the City of Raleigh. Ideal for entrepreneurs looking to do business with the city.

🔗 Registration required

Transportation & Transit Committee Meeting

🕒 3:00 PM | Thursday

📍 City of Raleigh

Category: Council & Council Committee Meetings

This committee meeting covers transportation planning, transit projects, and infrastructure issues impacting Raleigh residents and commuters. Public attendance helps ensure transparency and community awareness.

Share Your Ideas for Biltmore Hills Park

🕓 4:00 PM | Thursday

📍 Community Engagement Session

Category: Parks, Recreation & Athletics | Open Houses & Public Hearings

Residents are invited to share feedback and ideas on improvements, amenities, and future plans for Biltmore Hills Park, helping shape the park’s long-term vision.

Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team – Transportation

🕓 4:00 PM | Thursday

📍 City of Raleigh

Category: Community & Workshops

This technical team session is part of the Reflecting Raleigh initiative, focusing on transportation-related equity, infrastructure, and policy considerations affecting communities across the city.

Why These Meetings Matter

City meetings and engagement sessions play a critical role in shaping Raleigh’s future—from transportation and parks to business opportunities and equity initiatives. Attending or tuning in ensures residents have a voice in decisions that directly impact their neighborhoods.

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City of Raleigh Government Event Guide Wednesday January 28th Edition

Looking to stay informed and engaged with City of Raleigh government meetings and community events? The DoRaleigh.com Government Event Guide for Wednesday, January 28, 2026 highlights public meetings, community workshops, and civic engagement opportunities happening both in-person and virtually.

Whether you’re interested in natural resources planning, local voting education, public safety oversight, or upcoming city construction projects, these events offer residents a chance to learn more and participate in Raleigh’s civic process.

Raleigh Government & Community Events

Reflecting Raleigh Technical Team – Natural Resources

🕓 4:00 PM | Wednesday

📍 City of Raleigh

Category: Community & Workshops

This technical team meeting focuses on natural resources and environmental considerations as part of the Reflecting Raleigh comprehensive planning initiative. Residents interested in sustainability, land use, and environmental policy are encouraged to follow along.

Vote Local Informational Pop-Up Event

🕓 4:00 PM | Wednesday

📍 City of Raleigh

Category: Community Engagement

Learn more about local elections, voting processes, and civic participation at this informational pop-up hosted by the City of Raleigh. A great opportunity for residents seeking clarity on how local government works and how to stay involved.

Meet the General Contractor: Balfour Beatty

🕔 5:00 PM | Wednesday

📍 City of Raleigh

Category: Community & Workshops

📝 Registration Required

Meet representatives from Balfour Beatty, the general contractor involved in major City of Raleigh construction projects. This session provides insight into upcoming work, timelines, and opportunities for community engagement.

Police Advisory Board Meeting (Virtual)

🕠 5:30 PM | Wednesday

💻 Virtual Meeting

Category: Boards & Commissions

The Raleigh Police Advisory Board meets virtually to discuss public safety concerns, policy recommendations, and community feedback related to policing in Raleigh. Meetings are open to the public and offer opportunities for observation and civic awareness.

Why Attend Raleigh Government Meetings?

Attending or tracking city meetings helps residents:

Stay informed on policy decisions and development projects Participate in community planning and public safety discussions Understand how local government decisions impact daily life Engage directly with boards, commissions, and city staff

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Stay informed with the City of Raleigh Government Event Guide for Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Explore public meetings, community workshops, civic engagement events, and virtual boards and commissions with DoRaleigh.

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City of Raleigh Government Event Guide Friday September 5th Edition

Stay connected and make your voice heard in Raleigh! The City of Raleigh Government Event Guide highlights key community events, workshops, and civic opportunities that shape our city’s future. Here’s what’s happening this Friday, September 5, 2025.

Reflecting Raleigh: Phase 1 Wrap-Up Webinar

📅 Friday, September 5, 2025

🕛 12:00 p.m.

📍 Online Webinar

👉 [Register to Attend]

Raleigh is growing, and your input matters. Join this wrap-up session to hear updates from Reflecting Raleigh: Phase 1, a community visioning project shaping the city’s future priorities. Learn what’s been accomplished, what’s next, and how residents can continue to stay engaged in the process. This is your chance to directly connect with city planners and ensure community voices remain at the center of decision-making.

Indie Rewind at Raleigh Parks

📅 Friday, September 5, 2025

🕕 6:00 p.m.

📍 City of Raleigh Parks & Recreation

Close out the week with community, music, and fun! Indie Rewind is part of Raleigh’s Parks, Recreation, and Athletics programming, offering residents a family-friendly evening filled with local performances and outdoor activities. Whether you’re winding down after work or looking for something engaging to do with friends, this event blends entertainment with Raleigh’s vibrant civic spirit.

Why These Events Matter

From online planning sessions to community recreation, Raleigh’s government and public programs thrive on participation. Webinars like Reflecting Raleigh ensure residents help guide the city’s growth, while events like Indie Rewind build community connection through arts and culture.

Final Word

The City of Raleigh is inviting you to stay engaged, whether through online workshops or in-person recreation. By attending, you’re helping shape a stronger, more connected city.

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Reflecting Raleigh: The Next Comprehensive Plan

More people move to Raleigh every day. How we grow shapes how the city provides services like public safety, trash pickup, parks programs, and clean water. We’re planning for the future, and your voice matters. 

Let’s talk about it at our final Community Conversation.  

Thursday, May 29 | 6–8 p.m. 
Wake Chapel Church Life Enrichment Center

June 5 | 6–8 p.m.  
NC State McKimmon Center 

Registration is encouraged but not required. If you have dietary restrictions, or require language services, please let us know. Refreshments and childcare will be provided.

Can’t make it to the conversation? Stop by an Ask-A-Planner event to talk one-on-one with city staff: 

June 10 – Brier Creek Community Center | 3-6 p.m.
June 12 – Barwell Road Community Center | 3-6 p.m.
June 16 – Virtual | 3-6 p.m. Register

Take our surveys by June 13!  Your feedback will help guide Raleigh’s future.

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Reflecting Raleigh: The Next Comprehensive Plan

About 53 people move to Wake County every day and Raleigh’s neighborhoods are evolving as the city grows. Neighborhood change happens from shifts in the people who live there to changes in buildings, infrastructure, and public spaces. Explore how these transformations shape the places where people live, work, and play.
You’re invited to be part of the Rooted and Growing: Neighborhood Change conversation, part of the Reflecting Raleigh Community Conversation series. This two-part event will feature speakers discussing the programs, solutions, and benefits of neighborhood change. You’re invited to be part of the conversation.   

Tuesday, April 15 | 6-8 p.m.
Keynote Presentation and Panel Discussion
Watts Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
3703 Tryon Rd, Raleigh 

Tuesday, April 22 | 6-8 p.m.  
State of the City and Community Conversation
St. Matthew’s Church
5410 Louisburg Road, Raleigh

Each night will feature a different program, and you will have a chance to engage with staff and hear information about current projects.    

Registration is encouraged but not required. If you have dietary restrictions, or require language services, please let us know. Refreshments and childcare will be provided.

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