by T N | Jul 18, 2022 | Blog
The filing period for candidates in Raleigh’s November 8th Mayoral and City Council elections closed Friday, July 15, at noon. It’s an interesting slate of candidates, with a mix of returning incumbents, unknown newcomers and even a couple well known Council retirees coming back for another run. Raleigh voters will be able to count on Livable Raleigh to provide all the information needed to be an informed voter in November.
by T N | Jul 14, 2022 | Blog
If you rely on the kind of information you are only able to find through Livable Raleigh, we need your help to be able to continue to provide that valuable information to you. Livable Raleigh has become the “go-to” source for the most complete, honest, fact-based...
by T N | Jul 13, 2022 | Blog
Bob Mulder, former Chair Raleigh Planning Commission, recently wrote to the City Council and local media outlets about Community Engagement: Recently the Raleigh City Council voted to spend $350,000 on a community engagement bus that is supposed to replace the 27 or...
by T N | Jul 12, 2022 | Blog
Litter is not just an eyesore. Litter and trash on our city streets and sidewalks also tell people it’s ok to drop their disposables anywhere, and it tells visitors that we don’t give a darn about how our inner city looks. Conditions here will not positively impress anyone thinking about moving to Raleigh or locating a business here.
by T N | Jul 7, 2022 | Blog
During their term in office, Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin and City Councilors have raised your taxes by nearly 22% and Council’s pay by 82%. First, some background facts: Mayor Baldwin and City Council took office in Dec 2019. Each spring the council approves a...
