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10/09/2025 4:16 pm
Engage with Your City
Updated: Oct 9, 2025
The Engagement Network is designed for community groups not tied to a specific location. This includes groups formed around shared interests, values, cultures, and social ties. Eligible civic-based groups must be committed to fostering active methods of engagement, encouraging collaboration, and strengthening partnerships between residents and the City. Our goal is to expand knowledge of City services while creating meaningful opportunities for residents to participate in the greater Raleigh community.
Residents can view the public dashboard to find like-minded groups across Raleigh.
Does your organization need a place to meet with interested parties? Are you looking to create more meaningful connections between your organizations and others? Join the network to gain access to:
*Not all centers available for free access. See the full list on the resource request form.
Curious about joining the network but unsure if you qualify? Organizations must:
Unsure if you should apply for the Raleigh Neighborhood Registry or the Engagement Network? Take a look at the chart below to see if you're eligible.
| Raleigh Neighborhood Registry | Engagement Network |
|---|---|
| Homeowner Associations | Social Groups |
| Neighborhood Associations | Student Group |
| Block Clubs | Small non-profits (net assets under $500,000) |
| Community Watch Groups | Topic Focused Groups |
| Garden Clubs | Local Grassroot Organizations |
If you’d like to join the Engagement Network, please fill out the online application. Staff from the Community Engagement Department will review all applications. Once approved, you will be contacted with more information on next steps.
Approved users can request Engagement Network resources, including free access to community centers. To make a request, please complete our resource request form.
No. City Council continues to work with staff on the best way to provide support to CACs. However, CAC members can reserve specific community centers via an online form. Stay tuned for further updates!