Radio Fayetteville Podcast Channel

On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, learn about what the City's Marketing & Communications team does to inform and engage with residents and the various platforms available to get information about what's happening within the City of Fayetteville government.

Join us on this month's Fay Fire Podcast as Captain Stephen Shakeshaft and Lt. Jonathan Raub discuss life at the fire academy, and what kind of training new recruits go through in the fire service. They also discuss why the training is set up in particular ways.

Chief Building Official Jason Everage takes some time to walk us through the job of City inspectors, the Importance of the different building codes, and some of the changes going into effect in January and July.

This month on the Fayetteville Fire Podcast Captain Shakeshaft interviews one of the departments new officers about what it's like ranking up in the organization.

The Fayetteville Police Department strives to protect our residents and reduce crime throughout the city. But, we know that they can not do it alone. That is why "Community Policing efforts are so important.

On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we talk with Njeri Fikes and Georgia Walker from Fayetteville Police Department about some of their community outreach efforts.

This week on the Fayetteville 411 we talk to the director of the Human Relations Department about what they do for the city and its residents.

This week on the Fayetteville 411 we talk to the director of the Human Relations Department about what they do for the city and its residents.

Captain Shakeshaft speaks with Fire Chief Dove about this quarter's updates from the Fire Department.

In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, learn about all of the programs, activities and recreational opportunities offered through Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks & Recreation. We are joined by Michael Gibson, Director of Parks & Rec.

With a special guest host we talk about the city's upcoming Pedestrian Plan. Residents are encouraged to weigh in with their thoughts on the plan. They want to know where sidewalks need to be and what needs to be fixed.