Mecklenburg County will publish the names of over 41,000 property owners with delinquent 2024 tax bills in The Charlotte Observer. Payment options are available on the county's website, with warnings of potential penalties for non-payment.

Mecklenburg County is using $10.9 million from the National Opioid Settlement for opioid intervention and recovery, having deployed 10,000+ Naloxone kits and supported over 1,000 individuals with various services.

Arlissa Eason took an oath as Deputy Clerk to the Board of Mecklenburg County, ensuring continuity of governance and reinforcing her role in local government.

The Union County Sheriff's Office welcomed Detention Officer Jesus Sanchez and Evidence Technician Emily Tancredi to their team, highlighting its commitment to community safety and ongoing staff expansion.

The Charlotte County Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will discuss community engagement and park promotion on April 2 at Centennial Park Recreation Center. The public meeting includes a parks tour.

Charlotte County plans interactive art and literacy events for Suncoast Remake Learning Days, including an "Art for All Ages" event and World Book Day Read-a-Thon.

Iredell County Sheriff conducts a workshop at Beulah Baptist Church to educate the community on avoiding fraud and scams, with an open offer for further sessions.

The Scotch-Irish Fire Department in Woodleaf, NC, is holding a hearing on April 7, to discuss a proposed tax increase to fund equipment and resources.

Port Charlotte utility payment center to close temporarily on March 26 for an event, affecting in-person and phone services. Payments can still be made electronically, and emergency staff will be available.

Corporal Patrick Michael has been promoted to Sergeant in the Rowan County Sheriff's Office and will supervise D squad patrol with his K-9 partner Vader.

Charlotte Solid Waste Services workers Brandon Martin and Kenneth Wiley are praised for saving a man's life during their route after quickly intervening when they found him unresponsive.

FDEM's Elevate Florida program offers virtual sessions to guide homeowners in hurricane-prone areas on how to fortify their homes against natural disasters.

Charlotte's Creek Week in Mecklenburg County from March 22-29 features activities like stream cleans and fishing lessons to educate citizens on local creek ecosystems.