The City is distributing free NOAA weather radios to residents, with an event on June 28 at Green Road Community Center to improve severe weather preparedness.

Raleigh launches two grants for local business property upgrades, offering financial aid for both interior and exterior improvements to stimulate economic growth.

Raleigh has introduced iAccess, an online tool for people with disabilities to provide feedback on parking and public space accessibility, with QR-code linked signs for easy access.

Raleigh Parks offers free native plants during Pollinator Week to support local pollinators and conservation efforts, with limited availability at designated locations.

Wake County launches an educational campaign to prevent childhood lead poisoning, distributing safety kits and advising on home lead hazards. Despite some families declining investigations, the county emphasizes protection without penalties.

The Raleigh Police Department’s Transit Unit has made a notable impact in its first month, with a 91% clearance rate in investigations and innovative safety projects that have improved pedestrian and commuter safety.

Raleigh Police Chief Rico Boyce has announced a Summer Action Plan focusing on crime prevention using technology, community collaboration, and strategic enforcement from June to August 2025.

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre is hosting an "All About Anime" exhibit until August 18, with an artists' reception on June 13. The event is free, and visitors can explore and purchase anime-inspired art.

Wake County seeks public input through a survey for its Farmland Protection Plan, aiming to conserve local farming heritage amidst development pressures.

The Five Points Center hosts an Alzheimer's Education Series to educate on brain and body health, with the next session on July 17, free for adults aged 18 and over.

Raleigh offers free training for youth coaches to integrate therapeutic techniques into sports coaching, funded by a grant, aimed at aiding young people's recovery from trauma.

Raleigh Parks invites locals to engage in planning Forestville Road Park through a meeting at Marsh Creek Community Center on July 10, providing input on its Master Plan.

The NCFST partners with Ripe for Revival to offer a pay-what-you-can mobile market in Wake Forest, providing fresh produce and essentials to battle food insecurity.