Liz Johnson - Morrisville Town Council

09/10/2026

The WCPSS virtual meeting on September 16 is specifically for Morrisville residents affected by this 2027-2028 reassignment plan. Do not miss this opportunity to learn more.

WCPSS leaders have proposed enrollment changes that could affect at least 13 schools across the district beginning with the 2027-28 school year.

09/09/2026

TONIGHT! Join us virtually at 6pm. It's not too late to register.

The Town of Morrisville is dedicated to making every park, facility, program, service, and digital platform welcoming and accessible for people of all abilities. As part of this commitment, we’re conducting a thorough ADA assessment of Town‑maintained facilities, programs, and digital services to strengthen accessibility for our community.

▶️ Join us for a virtual public input session on Wednesday, Sept. 9, from 6–7 p.m. on Microsoft Teams. Learn more and register at morrisvillenc.gov/adaplan

During this session, you’ll hear an overview of the project’s goals and progress, ask questions, and share feedback about any accessibility challenges or experiences related to Town facilities, services, or digital platforms. Your input plays an important role in shaping a more accessible Morrisville for everyone.

09/08/2026

The Wake County Public School System has released its 2027-2028 reassignment plan. With the opening of the new Morrisville High School this plan affects Morrisville residents. Click below to learn more about the plan, how it may affect your students, and when the public meetings (virtually on September 16 and in-person September 30) will be held. The public hearing on the plan is scheduled for October 20.

2027-28 Enrollment Proposal - Wake County Public School System

08/24/2026

My mom is on her 90 trip around the sun. My sisters and I decided to celebrate her every month leading up to her big birthday. Every month we celebrate with a new event/experience. This month's celebration was a baking class at Sur La Table . Terrific teacher & class! And we baked some fabulous pies & turnovers.

08/10/2026

Cheers to 41 Kevin Johnson! Onward to decade #5 & years of more love & memories still to make. ❤️🥂

08/01/2026

Thank you Western Wake Farmers Market for our healthy food purchased this morning.

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06/23/2026

I am honored to receive this prestigious recognition from the National Foundation for Women Legislators (NFWL). And I am honored that North Carolina Senator Gale Adcock thought to nominate me! Thank you Gale & NFWL!

The National Foundation for Women Legislators (NFWL) is proud to announce that Council Member Liz Johnson has been named a 2026 Elected Women of Excellence Award recipient.

The Elected Women of Excellence Award recognizes state and local elected women who have demonstrated exceptional leadership in their communities. These trailblazers have worked tirelessly—often overcoming significant barriers—to serve and lead, helping to pave the way for more women to pursue public office and advocate for the issues they care about most.

Recipients are selected on a rolling, monthly basis throughout 2026 and are invited to attend NFWL’s 2026 Annual Conference in November in Nashville, Tennessee, where they will be formally recognized. “NFWL is built on celebrating the remarkable achievements of dedicated women leaders, and we are honored to recognize this year’s outstanding awardees,” said NFWL Interim Executive Director Renee Dabbs.

Throughout her tenure, Council Member Johnson has been an active advocate for Morrisville at both the local and statewide level, serving in roles such as Chair of the North Carolina League of Municipalities Risk Management Board of Trustees and founding member of the Jordan Lake One Water Association. She is also a past President of the North Carolina Women in Municipal Government.