Five Points Presentation - Community Engagement Opportunity

Ways to Participate in City Government

Engage with Raleigh!

Find Ways to Participate in City Government

Provide input online through engage.raleighnc.gov

We want to hear from you.  Engage Raleigh is the City’s online engagement platform. Learn about active city projects and share your feedback. Online feedback is a simple way to provide meaningful feedback that staff uses to inform leadership of public desires. 

Current engagement opportunities: Engage with the City

Participate with Boards and Commissions

Many recommendations and decisions are formed through Boards and Commissions. You can attend a meeting and provide public comment, or you can apply to be a Board or Commission member. 

Participate at a City Council Meeting

The Raleigh City Council provides a “Public Comment” portion at each bi-monthly Council meeting. The meetings are held every first and third Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. You must sign up in advance to speak.

Stay up to date on what is happening in your community

Sign up for email or text notifications on topics of interest to you. You will be notified about engagement opportunities, project updates, crime alerts, park events, and more delivered right to your phone or computer.

You can find out about upcoming community engagement events through our social channels.

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Other Ways to Participate

Learn how City government works 

Attend the Raleigh Neighborhood College where students get an inside look at the services and programs offered by the City of Raleigh and Wake County. Many graduates serve as a resource for their neighbors or go on to become leaders in local neighborhood organizations and government boards and commissions. 

Volunteer with the City of Raleigh

Volunteer Raleigh connects people to volunteer opportunities within City departments, City-funded agencies and organizations that provide services to enhance the quality of life for our neighborhoods and communities.

Vote Local – Raleigh

Participate in local elections. This is an important way to ensure your council person represents your desires for the community in which you live.

Contact

 

Tiesha Hinton 
Community Engagement Manager 
919-996-2707

 

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