CMPD offers free car seat checks in Charlotte on August 6 and 20, aiming to improve child safety in vehicles. No appointment necessary, just bring the car seat and child's details.

Charlotte's Fresh Air Rides campaign encourages residents to improve air quality by altering commuting habits from August 4-31, offering prizes for eco-friendly transportation choices.

Rowan Public Library collaborates with CIS for a school supply drive in August, urging community donations of educational materials to support local students.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Westover Division officers participated in a local Scout project at Holy Angels Ministry by painting rocks to spread joy.

The Gastonia Police Department invites the public to National Night Out on October 7th to enhance community relations and public safety awareness, with games, food, and a chance to meet officers.

CMPD advises on safe in-person exchanges for online transactions, suggesting public, well-lit Safe Exchange Zones and sharing plans with others for added security.

The Rock Hill SC Police Department highlights road safety around school buses on social media, sharing guidelines and the importance of stopping for buses to ensure children's safety.

The U.S. Attorney's Office will join National Night Out events to strengthen community-law enforcement bonds for safer neighborhoods on August 5, 2025.

Union County, NC property tax bills for FY 2025-2026 will be mailed, with a deadline of September 1, 2025, and online access available.

The Statesville Police Department announced community events on social media to foster connections, including a Community Fun Day, National Night Out, and a Drug Take Back Event.

The AMP Up Charlotte program celebrates its 10th graduating cohort of entrepreneurs, highlighting the city's commitment to small business development.

Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office received a large donation from Chewy, facilitated by Humane World for Animals, which included a truckload of animal supplies distributed to the community and local charities.

Statesville Police hosted a "Bowling with a Cop" event promoting community relationships, part of a broader initiative for fostering connections between law enforcement and local residents.