Travel in Western NC is limited to local and hurricane response traffic. You can check drivenc.gov if you are concerned about road conditions in your area. Thank you for keeping roads clear for rescue and recovery crews.

NCDHHS is working with state, federal and local partners to help North Carolinians impacted by Hurricane Helene access needed health care. Learn more: ncdhhs.gov/news/press-rel…

NWS Raleigh Routine Weekly Briefing for Central, NC, valid through October 9, 2024. youtu.be/SIiU4JECbw0

The North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund is live. If you're able and willing to donate to those affected by #HeleneNC, please visit: nc.gov/donate

@NCSHP commends Trp. J. D. Allen & Trp. T. C. Washburn for their involvement in the apprehension of a home invasion suspect and the delivery of a newborn child along I40 in McDowell County, respectively. Law enforcement officials in Western NC remain on alert during #HeleneNC

Today, Hayes Barton Baptist Church provided a tasty luncheon to our officers at the Southwest District. We thank them for their generosity! #luncheon #Community #ThankYou #SouthwestDistrict

specne.ws/1pzu41 While government cargo planes brought food and water to hard-hit areas, storm survivors leaned on one another.

🏡 We've extended the deadline for the Community Housing Priorities survey to Oct. 31. Your responses will help inform the vision, goals, and policies for affordable housing in Raleigh’s next comprehensive plan. bit.ly/3TQViqc #ReflectingRaleigh

We call this a pedestrian refuge island. It’s a median that gives pedestrians space to wait before crossing oncoming traffic. This feature is a major part of our Complete Streets strategy. Learn more: bit.ly/4fPUGdH #PedestrianSafety #SafeStreets

President Joe Biden has landed in Raleigh. He’s meeting with Gov. Roy Cooper and others for a briefing following Hurricane Helene. He took a helicopter tour of impacted areas in western North Carolina earlier today. @NCNewsline #ncpol

Mary Black Raleigh City Council Concerns Oct. 1st 2024 Topics: -Marcellus Williams -Hurricane Helen -Mutual Aid locations in the triangle

REMINDER: If you vote by absentee in North Carolina, the last day to request an absentee ballot is 7 days before the election, AND your ballot must be received by 7:30pm on Election Day in order to be counted. If you can make it to the polls, Early Voting begins October 17th.