01 · Raleigh Youth Power
Invest in youth. Not curfews.
Raleigh considered a citywide teen curfew. We're asking what actually makes young people safer — and giving Raleigh residents ways to participate in the conversation.
Take Action Now
Curfew proposal on hold. Here's what's next.
Council isn't actively pursuing the curfew anymore, but it hasn't formally resolved the proposal through a final vote. The City's October 12 conversation with teens has happened — here's how to stay involved.
Where things stand
Monday, October 12, 2026 · 5:00–7:00 PM
The October 12 community conversation has happened
The City hosted this conversation with teens. The proposal is still on hold and hasn't been formally resolved by a Council vote. YAP! will list what's next as the City announces it.
Secondary Action
Explore community ideas for youth safety
See what residents told us should replace a curfew — backed by research, not guesswork.
See what Raleigh could build instead →Add Your Voice
Take the 3-minute survey — tell us what Raleigh should actually invest in. No name required.
Stay Ready
Pledge to stay involved and we'll keep you posted on what the City and Council do next.
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Past Actions
These windows have closed — they're here for context, not as something to click.
- September 8 — Raleigh residents gave public comment on the proposed curfew at a dedicated Council session.
- August 18 — Council discussed the proposed curfew ordinance.