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Town of Cary News Release
Cary, NC – Mayor Harold Weinbrecht invites the Cary community to attend the annual State of Cary on April 22 at Cary Town Hall in the Council Chambers. This event will provide a comprehensive update on the Town’s progress and strategic initiatives, including advancements in infrastructure, environmental sustainability, public safety, and community welfare. Citizens are encouraged to engage with Cary leadership during the Q&A session following the presentation.

Event Details:
Date: April 22 at 6 p.m.
Location: Council Chambers; 316 N. Academy Street

This event will not be livestreamed, however, citizens unable to attend can view the State of Cary presentation and read its transcript at: carync.gov/stateofcary.

For your awareness the HP Communication Committee is engaged with the Town of Cary to have our District A reps come to Heritage Pines to speak and answer questions. Stay tuned for the month date and time!!

West Regional Library will temporarily close for renovation. Our last day of service will be Sunday, Jan. 5, 2025.

Renovation updates will include new flooring, paint and furniture, and have an updated layout. We anticipate reopening in Fall 2025. If you have books on reserve at West Regional, staff will contact you to arrange an alternate library for pick up.

Please visit us at another Wake County Public Libraries location during this time. The closest libraries to West Regional are Morrisville Community Library (3.3 miles away), Cary Regional Library (6.4 miles away), Eva Perry Regional Library (7.7 miles away), and Leesville Community Library (14.8 miles away).

With your library card and an internet connection, you have access to your virtual library! Including downloadable books and magazines, storytime anytime, virtual programs and services.

We look forward to sharing news about West Regional Library's reopening on our webpage and through email in 2025!

Recently there have been items in the news about attempted sale(s) of Graceland (Elvis Presley's former home), and a home here in Wake County by individuals filing fraudulent paperwork that allows them to be listed on the deed as the actual owner.

Wake County Register of Deeds is NOT REQUIRED BY LAW to verify actual legal ownership by the person who is presenting such paperwork. While you cannot prevent someone from attempting this sort of fraud, you CAN put an alert on your name in the Register of Deeds office that requires them to notify you immediately if document is recorded with a name or names that are monitored. You can do so on this Wake County Register of Deeds Fraud Alert page: https://docalert.wakegov.com/

Info about tours of the Clubhouse