The meeting included several proclamations, including declaring Minority Enterprise Development Week, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Nuclear Science Week in the City of Wilmington. During the public comment period, concerns were raised regarding law enforcement conduct and an incident involving police use of force. Additionally, the council addressed a consent agenda and conducted public hearings concerning zoning map amendments for properties on Stonecrop Drive and Canal Street.
Sep 24, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
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Cape Fear Public Transportation Authority Board Meeting Agenda
The board meeting agenda focused on the consideration of a contract for engineering services for bus stop amenities, specifically the installation of shelters and benches at thirty-eight stops. Additionally, the Board discussed the development of the 'Donate-An-Amenity' and 'Adopt-A-Stop' programs, which aim to allow for donations and community involvement in the upkeep of bus stops. The meeting also included finance reports, such as a budget amendment and a monthly financial update, along with operations reports and an executive director update.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting
Wilmington City Council Meeting Transcript
The City Council meeting included a proclamation naming September 22, 2026, as Sister Cities International Day. Council members discussed the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement, including concerns about traffic impacts, potential tolls, and the need for federal assistance and updated navigational assessments. Additionally, the Council heard from members of the public regarding the proposed placement of a homeless day shelter at 19 South Tenth Street, focusing on concerns about proximity to schools and residential neighborhoods.
Sep 21, 2026·Board meeting
Wilmington City Council Agenda Briefing
The Agenda Briefing covered several resolutions and ordinances, including property surplus transfers, contract amendments for asset management software, and amendments to the Vision Zero policy. The council reviewed housing revenue bond reissuances for Starway Village developments and discussed public hearings regarding the Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report and the status of an uninhabitable property. Financial appropriations were addressed for the Governor's Highway Safety Program, law enforcement bonuses, and building renovations at Thalian Hall. Additionally, the council reviewed the adoption of streets and speed limit establishments for the Del Webb Riverlights project, as well as agreements and funding allocations for the Kerr Avenue Trail construction and the purchase of security barriers and trailers.
