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Board of Commissioners

May 18, 2026 ·2:00 PM Final ·Regular Meeting

Wake County Justice Center

Agenda — 26 items

  1. 1 Meeting Called to Order: Chair Don Mial
  2. 2 Pledge of Allegiance
  3. 3 Invocation: Vice-Chair Safiyah Jackson
  4. 4 Items of Business
  5. 1. Approval of Agenda 16-7089 accepted Pass
  6. 2. Mental Health Awareness Month Proclamation 16-7078
  7. 3. National Small Business Month Proclamation 16-7079
  8. 4. National Foster Care Awareness Month Proclamation 16-7105
  9. 5. Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Proclamation 16-7106
  10. 6. Retiree Recognition 16-7090
  11. 11 Consent Agenda accepted Pass
  12. 7. Approval of a Multi-Year Contract with Schneider Geospatial, LLC. for Interactive Real Property Sales Mapping Tools 16-7085
  13. 8. Two-Year Subscription Agreement for ImageTrend Fire Services Records Management System 16-7096
  14. 9. Ground Lease for Affordable Housing Development at 326 Chapanoke Road in Raleigh 16-7088
  15. 10. Updated Unit Mix for Duplex Village 16-7087
  16. 11. FY2026 Quarterly Capital Adjustments and Project Closures 16-7086
  17. 12. Proposed General Obligation Bond Referenda for Schools and Wake Tech for November 2026 Ballot 16-7094
  18. 18 General Public Comments
  19. 13. General Public Comments 16-7093
  20. 20 Regular Agenda
  21. 14. Public Hearing on the County Manager’s Recommended Budget for Fiscal Year 2027 16-7095
  22. 22 Other Business
  23. 15. Reports from Advisory and Regional Boards 16-7092
  24. 16. Other Reports from Commissioners 16-7091
  25. 25 Closed Session
  26. 26 Adjourn

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