Homelessness and shelter items in Wake County, between 13 Oct 2025 and 13 Oct 2026
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| Subject | Items |
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| Homelessness and shelter | 16 |
| Health and human services | 8 |
| Housing and affordability | 7 |
| Grants and outside funding | 6 |
| Budget and appropriations | 1 |
| Drugs and addiction | 1 |
| Elections and districts | 1 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 1 |
| Public facilities | 1 |
| Transit | 1 |
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Buys 3211 Bramer Drive in Raleigh for $4,150,000 and transfers it to the Women's Center of Wake County. The 23,625-square-foot former charter school now houses the county's temporary drop-in shelter and would become up to 20 non-congregate shelter units for women. The county buys only if Raleigh grants a special use p…That the Board of Commissioners: 1. Authorizes the acquisition of 3211 Bramer Drive, Raleigh, NC, at a purchase price of $4,150,000; 2. Authorizes the County Manager to execute any documentation nece…
- 3211 Bramer Dr · 1.6 acres · Macon Holdings LLC
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Homeless and Prevention Services presents the Bridge to Home impact report and implementation guide. The program is tied to the county's goal of cutting unsheltered homelessness 10% from 2024 levels by 2029. The study compares results with the years before the program and includes qualitative work by Duke University's…Staff or committee report Homelessness and shelter
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The Continuum of Care reports pending applications of $6,989,569 for youth homelessness, $7,378,974 in HUD Continuum of Care renewals for 16 projects, and $392,309 in state Emergency Solutions Grants, with awards expected by year end. It also covers White Flag cold-weather shelter planning for about 280 beds and 14 op…
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6. Wake at HomeAn update on Wake at Home, the effort to close encampments by moving people directly into housing, which has rehoused more than 30 people from its first site. Next steps include defining a rapid exit from shelter and setting up a private fund.Staff or committee report Homelessness and shelter
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Appropriates grant funding for the county's homelessness Continuum of Care program.
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Commissioners discussed helping the Board of Elections identify additional early voting sites after NC State's Talley Student Union was dropped, though no vote was possible because it was not on the agenda. Commissioner Stallings reported Wake County will receive more than $67 million in opioid settlement funds over 1…
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The county accepts grant funding for its Continuum of Care homelessness program.
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A budget revision moving grant funds within the county's Continuum of Care homelessness program.
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Briefing on a strategic initiative to reduce homelessness, including a 2026-2027 'direct to housing' surge phase and an update on federal Continuum of Care renewal funding for Wake-area homelessness programs.
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Update on the transition of the Continuum of Care (homelessness services) program, including a memorandum of understanding.
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Annual system performance measures report for the Continuum of Care homelessness program.Staff or committee report Health and human servicesHomelessness and shelterHousing and affordability
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Appropriates grant funds for the county's Continuum of Care program, which coordinates homelessness assistance and housing services.
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Consent approval to appropriate grant funds for the county's homelessness Continuum of Care program.
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The committee reviews a redesign of the Wake Prevent! homelessness prevention program.
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An update on building out the county's Continuum of Care homelessness response system.
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