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We're increasing the frequency of All in Apex! This eNewsletter will now hit your inbox twice each month, providing more updates on town events, projects, and programs.
 

Events and programs to look forward to over the next few weeks. View our full calendar for more!

• June 19 - Holiday, Town offices and facilities closed
• June 21 - Juneteenth Festival
• June 21, 28 - Apex Farmers Market
• June 21, 28 - Rhythm & Reels (summer music and movie series)
• June 24 - Apex Town Council Meeting
• June 26 - CommUniversity
• June 28 - Invasive Species Removal Workday
• July 3 - Fireworks Frenzy
• July 4 - Olde Fashioned Fourth of July, Town offices and facilities closed
• July 12 - Rhythm & Reels 
   

Reminders from Last Issue

• Bill Recalculation Request form available through July 31st
• No yard waste collection on Thursday, June 19th

MyAccount Utility Portal Launches July 7th

Have you heard? We’re launching a new utility customer portal on July 7th. MyAccount will replace eSuite (our current portal), and offers enhanced features for payment, notifications, usage tracking, and more!

All utility customers will receive a paper bill with their new account number in July - the new number is needed to create your online MyAccount profile. 

Note - payments by phone and online portal will be paused starting June 27th at 5 pm, and will resume on July 7th. 

Make a smooth transition to MyAccount... 

Changes to Wake County Property Tax Payment Locations

Starting July 1, 2025, the Towns of Apex, Holly Springs, Knightdale and Rolesville will no longer be able to accept in-person Wake County property tax payments. Residents who previously paid at these locations will need to use other methods, including online, mail or designated in-person sites elsewhere in the County.

More info about tax payments and assistance...
 

 
Reminders from Last Issue

• Volunteer to help remove invasive plants at Apex Community Park on June 28th

Apex Fire Department Seeks Your Feedback

Get engaged with the AFD...

An Evening in the Garden

Celebrate Pollinator Week at Apex Nature Park on Thursday, June 26th by grabbing a refreshment from The Busy B.E.E. food truck and exploring our native pollinator garden. This event also features crafts, pollinating insects from the Museum of Life & Science, storytimes at 5:15 pm and 6:15 pm, and a lady bug release into the habitat.

See what all the buzz is about...

LaunchAPEX Information Sessions 

The application period for LaunchAPEX Cohort 9 runs from June 3rd to July 15th! Want to learn more about this free business training program? Attend an information session on June 17th or 26th.

Boost your small business...

CommUniversity - Starting Your Neighborhood Association

Join us on June 26th at 6 pm to learn how you can build your own neighborhood association. One of the most effective ways to achieve strong and resilient neighborhoods is by creating and maintaining an active neighborhood association.

Learn more and register...

 
Smart Parking Mobile App Now Live

Planning your next visit to downtown Apex? See real-time information about the number of available parking spaces in four parking lots within a short walk of downtown Apex in the new 'Apex Parking' mobile app.

Get the app store links...

Saunders Lot Reconstruction Project Update

Final paving and pavement markings in Phase 1 of the Saunders Lot reconstruction project are currently slated for completion by end of July.  Once complete, the southern lot will reopen to the public and provide nearly 200 new parking spaces - more than double the number of spaces currently available in the gravel lot today. 

Check out photos of the progress... 
 

  
Reminders from Last Issue

• The Local Spot social district is now in effect daily from 11 am - 10 pm
• Cast your Sculpture Walk people's choice vote by June 16th

Introducing the new Apex Police Department K9

Apex Police Department recently welcomed a new K9 to the APD family through a partnership with the Apex Rotary Club, who generously funded the K9 purchase. This new teammate marks a historic milestone as the APD’s first-ever K9 that is female and certified in explosives detection. Her name hasn’t been released by APD yet. What's your guess?

Follow APD on social media to find out...

History of Lake Pine (Apex Community Lake)

Long before Jordan Lake, Lake Pine served as Apex's only source of drinking water. The original dam for this lake was constructed sometime between 1914 and 1938, and is now being reviewed for rehabilitation to enhance and extend the life of the dam and the lake.

When we might see the Apex geyser...
 

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Apex Town Hall
73 Hunter Street (physical) | PO Box 250 (mailing)
Apex, NC 27502

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