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What is a CAC?
Citizens of
Raleigh participate in the City's decision-making process
through Citizens Advisory Councils, or CACs. The City
is divided into 18 CAC neighborhoods. The opinions of CAC
members and results of any votes taken at CAC meetings are
presented to the City Council.
CACs are a forum
for residents to discuss local neighborhood issues and to keep
informed of City plans and services. Participation is entirely
voluntary and officers are elected from local neighborhoods.
The RCAC, the Raleigh Citizens Advisory Council, is made up of the officers of each of the 18
community CACs. The City of Raleigh Community Services
Department provides administrative and communications support
and appoints Community Specialists to assist each CAC.
For more detail
and background, go to CAC History
To find your local
neighborhood group, complete the form below,
or use the map and contact your CAC
directly by clicking on the name.
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