Deceased Animals
Town crews will pickup animal carcasses found in the street or curbside in a plastic bag. Request collection, or call 311.

Feeding Wildlife
Please reference the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission's information on the hazards of feeding wildlife.

Leash Law
Review these Town of Cary Ordinances for laws governing animals. 

Pets
For more information on pets, please reference Pets in Cary

Common Concerns
Keeping neighborhoods safe, healthy, and attractive is an important part of maintaining Cary's integrity. Click here to browse a list of common code compliance concerns.

Minimum Housing
The Cary Minimum Housing Program serves to protect the health, safety and welfare of Cary’s residents and visitors, and maintain property values by establishing certain standards of fitness for buildings used for human habitation.

Tall Grass/Weeds Regulation
Grass, weeds and undergrowth on any property in the Town should not exceed a height of eight inches. For more information on Tall Grass, see the Planning and Development FAQ. 

Zoning Compliance
Cary provides a range of zoning compliance services, including final site inspections, issuing fence and sign permits, and enforcing the Land Development Ordinance regarding all aspects of zoning.

Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) Grants
Cary encourages the use of GSI devices to manage stormwater runoff and improve water quality. Property owners may qualify for a reimbursement up to $5,000 for the installation of eligible GSI devices. Learn more about the GSI Grant Program.

My Tree, Our Tree
This program offers free native trees for Cary citizens to plant in their yards! Check the program webpage for details on the next tree giveaway event.

Neighborhood Improvement Grant Program
The Neighborhood Improvement Grant Program aims to strengthen Cary neighborhoods by bringing residents together to complete projects that address community needs and that benefit the neighborhood or community at large.

Affordable Housing
Cary is committed to ensuring that a variety of housing options are available throughout the Town to meet the needs of all the diverse households who wish to make their home here in particular, housing for those with special needs, seniors on fixed incomes, and those just starting on the housing ladder. With the adoption of the Cary Community Plan in 2017, the Town reaffirmed its policy of encouraging and supporting the provision of affordable housing, particularly in response to the changing needs of Cary’s families in the coming years. 

Housing Rehabilitation Program
Cary is committed to providing quality housing programs that enhance and strengthen our community. Healthy Homes Cary  provides federal funds to assist citizens with home repairs and improvements. 

Housing Resources
Cary is committed to providing quality housing programs that enhance and strengthen our community. Visit the Housing page for more.

Minimum Housing
The Cary Minimum Housing Program serves to protect the health, safety and welfare of Cary’s residents and visitors, and maintain property values by establishing certain standards of fitness for buildings used for human habitation.

GoCary
GoCary offers two options for transportation in and around Cary: door-to-door services and fixed-route services. GoCary connects to GoTriangle, which provides transportation around the greater Triangle region.

Greenways & Trails
See Parks, Greenways and Environment

Sidewalks
Sidewalks reduce pedestrian crashes, increase pedestrian activity, and are key to creating walkable communities. Cary has been designated as a National Walk-Friendly Community. If you have an existing sidewalk that needs repair, dial 311 in Cary town limits, or (919) 469-4000 when outside town limits, or submit an online request.

Traffic Calming
Traffic calming enhances the livability of our neighborhood streets by reducing vehicle speeds and/or volumes through the use of devices that have demonstrated an ability to produce desired results. Learn more about traffic calming projects on the Traffic Calming page.