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Cary administrator outlines recycling programs, budget workshops and Main Street Fest lineup
Summary
Village Administrator Eric highlighted ongoing recycling programs, scheduled budget workshops for February and March, and released the Sept. 19–21 Cary Main Street Fest music lineup during the Jan. 21 village board meeting.
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Eric, village administrator, told the Village Board of Cary on Jan. 21 that tree recycling by Flood Brothers will continue “through the 30th” on regular refuse pickup days and that holiday light recycling remains available at Village Hall in partnership with the Cary Fire Protection District.
He urged residents to complete the village’s online budget priority survey and announced two public budget workshop meetings: Tuesday, Feb. 11 at 6 p.m. in the boardroom and Saturday, March 15 at 9 a.m. at Vauxhall (the administrator referred to the location as Vauxhall during the meeting).
The administrator also announced the music lineup for Cary Main Street Fest, set for Friday, Sept. 19 through Sunday, Sept. 21. He listed performers and events including Modern Day Romeos, a Taylor Swift cover band called Totally Totally Taylor, 7th Heaven as the Saturday headliner, Hillbilly Rockstars and Generator, and acoustic performances on Sunday coinciding with the farmers market.
Why it matters: the administrator’s updates covered resident services (recycling), near-term public participation opportunities (budget workshops and survey) and a major community festival with scheduled acts. These items were delivered during the administrator’s report; no ordinances or budget appropriations were approved on Jan. 21 related to these announcements.

