Rolesville COVID-19 Update

Stay Safe and Stay Connected

Updated: May 28, 2021

The Town's adjustments due to COVID-19 precautions are listed below. We will continue to share information through updates to this website and through social media.

Changes to Town Services

  • Town Hall. The Town Hall lobby is open to the public from 8am-12pm and again from 2pm-5pm. The payment dropbox on the exterior of the building is open 24/7. Residents are encouraged to use the dropbox and to check Raleigh Water and Wake County Tax Administration for methods of electronic payment. The only public entrance to Town Hall is through the main lobby. Appointments are recommended for face-to-face interactions with staff, and we ask that unvaccinated residents continue to wear face masks indoors (as required by state guidelines).
  • Police Department. The Police Department lobby is open to the public from 8am-12pm and again from 2pm-5pm. The medicine dropbox is available in the lobby. Citizens are encouraged to continue reporting non-emergency incidents through the online reporting service. As they have throughout the COVID-19 response, the Police Department maintains the necessary staffing levels to safeguard the well-being of the community. If you have an emergency, please call 911. 
  • Parks and Greenways. Parks and greenways (including restrooms and playgrounds) are open to the public. Park shelter rentals have resumed, and Community Center rentals will resume June 1, 2021. 
  • Programs and Events.  Fall athletics planned, following the most current CDC recommendations for safety. Select parks and recreation programs, classes, and special events are currently being offered, registration is required for all programs. The Town also offers virtual programming. 
  • Public Meetings. Public meetings are now physically open to the public again, rather than accepting only virtual participation. Public meetings are broadcast live through the Town's YouTube channel.

 Assistance

  • Small Business Resources. The Town is working with Wake County Economic Development and the Rolesville Chamber of Commerce to share the resources available to assist small businesses at this time. Available resources are listed on a special COVID-19 Resources for Businesses web page. 
  • Utility Assistance. Some local residents may be struggling to pay their utility bills during these difficult economic times. Several programs are available to provide emergency assistance funds for utility customers during a crisis. Check out the following links to learn more about these programs and their eligibility requirements:
  • Food Security. The Town is supporting the community's Food Security programs to assist local citizens in need. Some of our neighbors are struggling during this extraordinary time of hardship. There are several opportunities for all of us to come together and support one another.

Vaccination Information

Wake County Public Health (WCPH) is partnering with local healthcare providers to provide vaccinations against COVID-19. Each healthcare partner is making their own decisions about how and when they vaccinate patients. Below are links to each respective partner's webpage about their vaccination processes:

Those with additional questions about the process and/or vaccine may call WCPH at 919-250-1500 or e-mail questions to covid19.questions@wakegov.com.   

Community health and safety is a top priority for the Town of Rolesville. Town leadership is in close communication with Wake County and State officials and will follow their lead in minimizing the risk of spreading the virus. For the most up to date information on COVID-19 in Wake County, visit the Wake County COVID-19 webpage. You can also learn how Wake County uses data to make decisions.

We are here to help. The Town will continue to provide essential services to all citizens. Employees are still providing services while we limit direct public interaction and practice social distancing. We are in this together. With everyone doing their part, we can slow the spread of COVID-19 and reduce the severity of risk to everyone in our community.

Additional Resources

Wake County COVID-19 Information

North Carolina COVID-19 Response

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 Update