Public documents that mention Allison E. Bradsher.
Sep 18, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Raleigh City Council Mid-Year Retreat
The City Council conducted a mid-year retreat covering a wide range of operational and strategic topics. Key discussions included a fiscal revenue outlook, the city's administrative controls and procurement card program, and grant management processes including agency funding and council contingency funds. The retreat also featured innovation updates involving digital twin technology, computer vision applications, and agentic AI. Furthermore, the council reviewed the status of the RaleighNC.gov website redesign, affordable housing production and anti-displacement strategies, planning initiatives regarding neighborhood conservation overlay districts, neighborhood retail, and minimum lot sizes, and received an update on the next comprehensive plan.
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The City of Raleigh's proposed operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2027, a pre-adoption draft presented to City Council for consideration and adoption.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Raleigh City Council Regular Meeting
The Council meeting involved several key administrative and legislative actions. The consent agenda included the approval of various utility franchise extensions, annexation petitions, public hearing requests, and budget amendments. The Council authorized multiple contracts and consultant services, including modifications to the E.M. Johnson Water Treatment Plant, alarm equipment monitoring, and cybersecurity initiatives. A major investment study for the Wake Bus Rapid Transit Northern Corridor was endorsed. Additionally, the Council conducted public hearings regarding bond referendums for affordable housing and transportation, annexation agreements, and various zoning amendments, including approvals for new housing and community facilities. Appointments were made to several city boards and commissions, and the Council entered into a closed session to discuss a legal claim.
Apr 21, 2026·Board meeting
Raleigh City Council Regular Meeting
The council received an update on GoRaleigh system operations and safety initiatives. Multiple resolutions were adopted regarding the Raleigh Housing Authority bond issuances for affordable rental projects and the enactment of a Code of Conduct for advisory boards. Various property purchases, annexation petitions, and contract services for infrastructure improvements, banking, and professional consulting were authorized. Additionally, the council set public hearing dates for several rezoning cases, reviewed human service agency grant recommendations, authorized the filing of housing and transportation bond applications, and approved bylaws for various advisory boards. The council also authorized a comprehensive safety action plan and approved rental development funding commitments. Finally, the meeting included appointments to various boards and commissions and a closed session regarding economic development and personnel matters.
