City of Raleigh

Public Utilities Goes Electric

The City's Public Utilities Department has acquired two electric cars, including the one pictured at right, continuing Raleigh's commitment to using alternative fuel vehicles in order to reduce automobile emissions and improve air quality. The City uses a total of 396 alternative fuel vehicles.

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Help Catch A Criminal: Videos Of Robbery Suspect Downtown Traffic Alerts For Oct. 9-12


Raleigh To Break Ground On City Plaza Oct. 20
Special Olympics In Need Of Volunteers For Basketball Competition
City Council Authorizes Planning Of Community Center At Wake Landfill
City Acquires Two Electric Cars
Public Hearings Set On Two Proposed Traffic-Calming Projects
City To Negotiate Design Contract For Greenway Trail Projects
Public Meeting On Proposed Morgan Street Roundabout
Council Approves Transportation Improvement Priority List
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Take The Shuttle To The State Fair!
Beginning October 16, Capital Area Transit will offer shuttles to and from the 2008 North Carolina State Fair at various Triangle locations, including Hillsborough Street, North Raleigh and Cary. Click "More" for additional information, including prices and shuttle operation hours.
Tell Us What You Think!
What do you look for in a quality government website? The City of Raleigh wants to know! Click More to link to a short survey that outlines how you use the city's website and offers choices of features you'd like to see here. The survey takes about 3-10 minutes and requires no personal information.
Early Voting Information For Wake County Residents
Why wait for Election Day? Visit any Wake County early voting location to cast your ballot for the 2008 General Election. Early voting begins October 16. Click "More" to link to Wake County's Vote Early information.