Thank you for your interest in our Adopt-a-Trail program!
Wake Forest's Adopt-A-Trail Program is intended to be both fun and promote civic responsibility and community pride.
Over 30 different greenway segments are available for adoption, with most segments between a quarter-mile and half-mile in length. The Adopt-A-Trail program is a great opportunity for community service opportunities for groups, individuals, and business. The program is a great way for local students to receive community service credits. Please reach out to the Town staff program manager for more details.
The program is a one-year commitment with cleanups happening at least every three months. This is a great way to play an active role in Wake Forest and show your pride in the community.
Adopting a trail provides an opportunity for you to be actively involved in maintaining the beauty of our greenway system.
Helping to maintain our trails improves the resource for all to enjoy. Your group's involvement will create awareness of trail locations and other communications about Town greenway trails.
Wake Forest Cares
The Adopt-A-Trail program is a "Wake Forest Cares" initiative.
Emergency personnel are on the scene of a ruptured gas line along South Brooks Street between East Owen Avenue and East Wait Avenue. The ruptured line was caused by construction workers.
South Brooks is closed between East Owen and East Wait. Motorists are urged to avoid the area and choose an alternate route.
Officials are monitoring the affected area for safety considerations. The Wake Forest Town Hall, 301 S. Brooks St., and Norse Brewing, 203 S. Brooks St., have been evacuated, but no other evacuations have been ordered at this time. Residents in the area are urged to shelter in place until further notice.
Anyone in the vicinity of South Brooks Street smelling a strong natural gas odor is urged to call 9-1-1.
