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Thursday November 12, 2026. Where: Barwell Road Community Center 5857 Barwell Park Drive. Raleigh, NC 27610  Time: 7:00 pm -8:30 pm Agenda1.Welcome/Introductions | Dr Ulysses J Lane, SECAC Chair 2.Parks and Recreation Cultural Resources a. Barwell Road Community Center, Director Colleen Toomey b. Barwell Road Community Garden Update 3.Public Safety Report a. Wake County Sheriff Office b. Raleigh Police Department 4.Code Enforcement Overview, understanding and how to report any suspected code violation. - 5.Traffic Calming Overview -If speeding is a concern on your street, you can request a Neighborhood Traffic Management project. 6.Power Up, a statewide movement building a stronger economy, healthier environment, and a more inclusive democracy. 7. S.O.A.R (SSI/SSDI Outreach, Access, and Recovery) U.S. national initiative that helps people experiencing or at risk of   homelessness 8.District C 2026 Updates | Councilman Corey Branch 9. Community Announcements Meeting Adjourned! Follow SECAC on:    Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/SERALEIGHCAC  

Our next meeting will be November 16 at 7:00 at Abbotts Creek Center.

One special note: the November meeting date has been revised to November 16 so that we don’t compete with any family or vacation planning for the week of Thanksgiving. We have an exciting meeting planned for this month. In addition to our regular Midtown police report and City Council Updates, we will be focusing on some upcoming web updates. There is a new informational web site creation called EditRaleigh, where you can catch up on City issues and items of general interest, with the option to contribute and comment on subjects of interest. It is called EditRaleigh and is available at the following address: https://editraleigh.com/ More details will be provided by Reid Serozi at the meeting. Our main presentation features something that is long overdue, the new upgraded City web site that is planned for introduction in early 2027. Robin Deacle will give us a preview of the web site and provide an opportunity to demo the program. On a separate note, many of the residents have asked about leaf removal now that the City no longer offers curbside pick up of residential leaf piles. There are two services that have popped up to date and I am sure there will be more as we start […]