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Sep 17, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
Wilson City Council Strategic Priorities
The Wilson City Council's new Strategic Priorities aim to achieve sustainable economic growth through economic development, redevelopment, and infrastructure readiness. The plan also focuses on promoting strong, stable, and inclusive neighborhoods by expanding housing opportunities, enhancing community safety and well-being through strategic public safety investments, and fostering a connected and vibrant community with access to recreation, transportation, and workforce opportunities. Furthermore, it emphasizes maintaining organizational excellence, engagement, and fiscal stewardship to deliver high-quality public services and responsibly plan for the community's future.
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This document outlines the strategic vision and goals for the City of Wilson, aimed at guiding the 2026 budget and future initiatives. It focuses on seven key areas: Building a Better Wilson, Economic Development, Infrastructure, Homes and Neighborhoods, Downtown, Recreation and Parks, and Community Involvement. The plan emphasizes enhancing quality of life, fostering economic prosperity, ensuring robust community services, and promoting active citizen participation to achieve a connected and thriving community.
Jul 7, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
City of Wilson Strategic Measures 2025
This document presents the City of Wilson's strategic measures and performance indicators, serving as a framework for monitoring departmental outcomes. It details the alignment of departmental goals with City Council objectives and tracks measurable indicators across key functional areas such as General Government, Public Safety, Public Works, Fleet Management, Human Resources, Environmental Services, and Utilities. The plan aims to provide a comprehensive historical comparison and ongoing assessment of performance up to the year 2025 for both internal and external stakeholders.
Jan 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Wilson Historic Preservation Commission Minutes
The commission reviewed several Certificates of Appropriateness (COA) applications for historic properties. Key actions included approving modifications for the property at 601 Nash Street W, which involved staircase removal, landscaping changes, and roofing material specifications. An application for 315 Tarboro Street NE was continued due to insufficient project information. The commission acknowledged a continuance request for 401 Lee Street NE and dismissed the application for 406 Nash Street NE. Finally, the commission reviewed and approved plans for the reconstruction of a rear addition and roofing material specifications for the property at 315 Green Street NE.
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