Cary Releases FY 2027 First Quarter Report

• Highlights major projects, services, and initiatives delivered from July through September, including infrastructure and community investments.
• Provides an overview of Cary's financial performance and budget activity during the first quarter of FY 2027.
• Read the full report at carync.gov/quarterly.

Cary, NC - Cary's FY 2027 First Quarter Report to Council highlights continued progress across major initiatives, service delivery, and financial performance from July through September. Watch the Quarterly Meeting live on November 5 on Cary's YouTube, Facebook, or CaryLive, or view the recording afterward on YouTube and Facebook. Read the full report at carync.gov/quarterly.

First-quarter highlights include:

• Cary kicks off FY 2027 budget year with revenues and expenditures tracking as expected
• GoCary celebrates 25 years of service and Lazy Daze Arts & Crafts Festival marks its 50th anniversary
• Council adopts the Bike Cary Plan and Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources System Plan
• More residents are using Cary 311 texting to connect with the Town

Published four times a year for nearly a decade, the Quarterly Report serves as a public-facing update to the Cary Town Council and residents.

The report is organized around Cary's long-range planning framework and focuses on efforts with the greatest community impact, including infrastructure investments, public safety, transportation, parks and events, sustainability initiatives, and organizational services. Financial sections summarize revenues, expenditures, capital activity, and fund balance trends to support transparency and informed decision-making.

Residents are encouraged to review the report to learn more about how Cary continues to serve the community and plan for the future. The Town Council will discuss the report at its Quarterly Meeting on Thursday, November 5, at 1 p.m. at the Herbert C. Young Community Center. Watch the meeting live on Cary's YouTube, Facebook, or CaryLive, or view the recording afterward on YouTube and Facebook. Read the full report at carync.gov/quarterly.

Primary Contacts

If you have specific questions, visit carync.gov/311, dial 311 anywhere in Cary, (919) 469-4000 outside Town limits, or email [email protected].

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