WFPD Lists Six Most Dangerous Intersections

Speeding, lack of attention and distracted driving cause most The Wake Forest Police Department recently announced the top six high-risk intersections in Wake Forest based on the number of accidents that occurred in these areas from 2021-2023: 1. Capital Boulevard (US 1)/South Main Street/New F… Click here to read the full Wake Forest Gazette story

Names Needed for Walls of Honor in May

The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources (PRCR) Department will present “Memorial Day Remembrance Walls of Honor” throughout May at E. Carroll Joyner Park, Alston-Massenburg Center, and Flaherty Park. In recognition of the service and sacrifice of women and men in uniform, these Wal… Click here to read the full Wake Forest Gazette story

WFPD Opens Portal for Community Comments

In 2018 the Wake Forest Police Department (WFPD) received international accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies Inc. (CALEA). The accreditation verifies that the WFPD meets CALEA’s industry best-practice standards and has attained public safety professional… Click here to read the full Wake Forest Gazette story

The Growth Rate

Based on the February 2023 Monthly Development Report, WF Planning Updated March 15, 2023 The updated Wake Forest population as of July 2022 is 54,274. In 2021 the population was 50,244. How rezoning and development requests are now heard Planning Director Courtney Tanner gave this response t… Click here to read the full Wake Forest … Read more

Town Begins Study of Tom’s Creek Watershed

The Town of Wake Forest is initiating a watershed study to identify and address citizens’ concerns about water quality, drainage, stormwater infrastructure, and erosion issues within the Tom’s Creek Watershed which encompasses all or parts of the St. Andrews, St. Andrews Plantation, Stonegate, Su… Click here to read the full Wake Forest Gazette story