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Mordecai Community Action Coalition
Mordecai Community Action Coalition
Mordecai CAC
Mordecai CAC
The KEY to Strong Community
The KEY to Strong Community
Next Meeting- Thursday, October 16, 7pm
Agenda TBA
Fall 2025: New Meeting Dates
Meetings will be held on the 3rd Thursday of the month, 7:00 PM, at 1426 Wake Forest Road (former Christ the King Church). This is a shift from our previous meeting schedule of the 2nd Tuesday.
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Newsletters
The MCAC publishes a monthly newsletter and is also active on social media. Please subscribe to our newsletter here
Recent News:
Recent News:
Zoning Meeting- August 18 Recap
Zoning Meeting- August 18 Recap
Thank you to everyone who attended and presented at Mordecai CAC and Five Points CAC community zoning meeting on August 18. We had over 100 people at Halifax and another 40+ on Zoom. Here you can view links to the presentation slides, video, and news coverage. Mordecai CAC and Five Points CAC from this important meeting to discuss the 424 Peace Street (corner of West) zoning case Z-12-25.
Video: (audio starts at 4:26) https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/YQgoCc3ZTrgA5IzEZhVoe-Tpr64ZQV2BeIcaMgVoU4rEtGl6C3Z21c3OFF_lG_-M.W5nVsVlezQ1l8dLt
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*Read more about the meeting and this zoning case in our August news update, here.
Volunteers Needed
Volunteers Needed
Do you live in the Mordecai Community? Please consider getting involved with the MCAC. Get in touch by emailing chair@mordecaicac.org.
Leaders must be active on our Slack workspace and communicate regularly with other CAC officers. Reach out to chair@mordecaicac.org if you are interested!
The Mordecai Community includes several downtown Raleigh neighborhoods, including Mordecai, Oakdale, Pilot Mill, and East Mordecai.
Agendas/minutes/links are emailed in our newsletter.
Meet your neighbors at one of our social events like the holiday social, annual picnic, national night out, and more.
The MCAC has multiple communication channels available to residents regarding neighborhoods, parks, zoning, crime, local businesses and other community announcements.
Mordecai CAC -
The KEY to Strong Community
Mordecai CAC -
The KEY to Strong Community
The Mordecai CAC kept going after our February 2020 separation from the City of Raleigh CAC structure. We reorganized and we have a new name, the Mordecai Community Action Coalition. We are still an active member of the RCAC organization, too.
Neighbors, we hope you'll get involved.
Join us on Slack:
The CAC Leadership group is open and welcomes any resident of the Mordecai Community. Email chair@mordecaicac.org for info or join our Slack Workspace.
VOLUNTEER with the Mordecai CAC- make your community a better place!
The Mordecai CAC is the Mordecai Community Action Coalition. We are a coalition of multiple neighborhoods working together to provide ways for citizens to share information, meet each other, and take action in our community. Neighborhoods include: Pilot Mill, Oakdale, Mordecai, East Mordecai, North Person/Blount, Cotton Mill, Capitol Park, and 1/2 of Oakwood.
Please contact chair@mordecaicac.org .
Learn more about our preservation work and the Seaboard Station development here.
The MHPC was formed in May 2021 to explore city tools for making redevelopment in Mordecai more balanced and predictable.
Contact us/get involved: mhpc@mordecaicac.org
#NorthPerson Street
#NorthPerson Street
The Person Street Partnership was created to build momentum for our MCAC community business district along North Person Street.
Mordecai CAC, Raleigh NC
For over 40 years, the MCAC has provided ways for citizens to share important announcements, meet neighbors, and learn about interesting community services and programs. We hope that residents from all parts of our community will get involved as we move forward!
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