Wake Forest Announces 2026 State of the Town Address Airing Locally

Wake Forest municipal leaders made their 2026 State of the Town address available to viewers when the Town of Wake Forest posted a notice on Feb. 24, 2026 announcing that the address is now airing on local television. The notice conveyed that the presentation involved municipal leadership - including the mayor and/or town manager - and was intended to reach residents across Wake Forest and surrounding Wake County communities.

Town officials and staff were listed in the notice as participants in the address, which the municipal posting described as the town’s annual update. The Feb. 24 notice served as the public announcement that the recorded address would be broadcast locally, giving households in Wake Forest immediate access to the town leadership’s report for 2026.

The posting did not specify a single cable channel or streaming outlet in the notice; it identified only that the address is airing on local television. Residents seeking channel numbers or airtimes are directed to consult the Town of Wake Forest’s official communications for exact broadcast details and schedules referenced in the Feb. 24 notice.

Making the State of the Town available via local television follows the town’s pattern of using municipal communications to reach geographically dispersed audiences within Wake County. The town’s Feb. 24 notification put the broadcast into circulation a day before this report, ensuring that Wake Forest households and neighboring communities could tune in without waiting for an in-person event.

For residents who missed the initial airing announced Feb. 24, the town’s notice remains the source of record for when the address is scheduled to run locally. By posting the notice, Wake Forest municipal leadership signaled a focus on broad, countywide access to the town’s 2026 priorities and updates as delivered by the mayor and town administration.