About Our Community
The Village at Pilot Mill is an infill neighborhood of single family homes located in Downtown Raleigh. Located just north of Peace Street and behind William Peace University, the community has been a keystone project over the past years in bringing residents back Downtown. We are part of the Mordecai community and represented by the Mordecai Citizens Advisory Council (CAC).
Built on the site of the original mill houses for the Historic Pilot Mill building, the neighborhood was designed with small lots, alley ways, and sidewalks to encourage a strong community.
The neighborhood has 103 homes ranging in size from about 1600 to 3000 plus square feet - all have two car garages and community maintained mowing and irrigation system for a lower maintenance lifestyle.
What's New?
There is an active Community Watch Committee in the Village at Pilot Mill. Please click here to view the current brochure. If you would like more information or to volunteer for this committee please click here to contact a committee member.
There is an active Community Watch Committee in the Village at Pilot Mill. Please click here to view the current brochure. If you would like more information or to volunteer for this committee please click here to contact a committee member.
Upcoming Events
Holiday Light Ball Workshop
When: Sunday, November 18, from 3 - 5 p.m.
Where: Halifax Community Center, 1023 Halifax Street
RSVP: By Friday, November 16 to martylaaron@gmail.com
What you need to bring:
100 count light string for each ball, similar to these or you can go high tech with LEDs
$5 for each ball you wish to make (limit of 3/person)
Work gloves if you don't like getting poked with chicken wire
Wire snips/cutters/scissors
Snack to share - totally optional
Click here to see more details!
Welcome New Neighbors
There is a flyer available that will help to welcome new neighbors to our community. The purpose of this flyer is to give existing residents of Pilot Mill a tool to welcome new residents to the neighborhood. The idea is that if you notice a new neighbor moving in, you would print this flyer and take it to them to introduce yourself and our community. It will give them some basic information to participate in our communication channels, etc. Click on the "Welcome" image to access the flyer.
The Village at Pilot Mill is part of the Mordecai Community and is represented by the Mordecai Citizens Advisory Council. (MCAC). The Mordecai Citizens Advisory Council provides a means for citizens and neighborhoods to participate in the city’s decision-making process - a forum where citizens can share important announcements, voice their concerns to the city, weigh in on zoning decision affecting their community, and learn about interesting community services and programs.
The MCAC has invested in and maintains several important communications tools that will be of interest to you. Click here above to learn more about the MCAC and to participate in the various communications channels.
MCAC meetings are held the second Tuesday of the month, from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM, at the Mordecai Historic Park Visitor's Center at 1101 Wake Forest Road. Your attendance at the meetings and participation in community events is encouraged.
Pictures from various neighborhoood events can be viewed here.
First Friday of Every Month
First Friday is one of Raleigh's most popular evening escapes. Join your neighbors on the First Friday of every month for a fun-filled introduction to Raleigh's exciting art, music and dining scene. Click on the First Friday image to the left for more information.
For a full list of events downtown, please visit the YouRHere website.
Other Community Information
SeeClickFix is a web tool that allows citizens of Raleigh to report non-emergency issues to local government, utility companies, etc. from a single place. You can also track the response(s) to issues that you have reported as well as see the other issues that other citizens have reported. To learn more about how it works, click here. To access Raleigh's SeeClickFix, click on the SeeClickFix image above.
Paperless Communications from the HOA (Kohn-Ell)
In 2010, our community spent almost $2,500 on postage and mailing of HOA materials (Quaterly dues billing, Meeting Notices, and other required notifications). We reduced that amount in 2011 by over $1,000 by getting 75% of the community to participate in paperless communications. If you haven't signed up for paperless communications, please consider this option. More information can be found by clicking here.
R-Line - Free Downtown Transportation
Experience the R-LINE, an eco-friendly approach to urban transportation. This FREE circulator service features hybrid electric buses that will connect you to restaurants, retail, entertainment venues, museums, hotels, and parking facilities in downtown Raleigh. Buses run every 10-15 minutes. The closest stop to our community is at the corner of Peace and Halifax in front of Sunflowers. Click Here for more information.
Road Closures in the Immediate Area
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