CMPD Animal Care & Control in Charlotte has a new position aimed at reuniting lost pets with their owners, inspired by a staffer's experience of losing her dogs.

Charlotte invites residents to engage in the FY 2026 budget process through events, surveys, and a budget simulator.

Mecklenburg County announces a two-hour delay for office and facility openings on Thursday, Feb. 20, due to cold weather. Essential services remain accessible.

James Coble won the NCWOA C-Surface Operator of the Year Award for his exceptional work at Concord's water treatment plant, contributing to the city's water quality.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg homeless shelters expand capacity and operations to protect the homeless from severe cold, with collaboration from local organizations and free transport via CATS buses.

Charlotte firefighters have deployed to Kentucky to aid in severe flooding relief, bringing specialized equipment and expertise for water rescues and managing exposure to freezing temperatures.

Mecklenburg County Manager Dena R. Diorio received the 2025 Excellence in Leadership Award from the Rotary Club of Charlotte for her exceptional leadership, particularly during emergencies and implementing initiatives like Meck Pre-K.

Chantal Williams, a military veteran, joined Charlotte Fire's Class 130, influenced by her sense of community and desire for continuous learning in her career transition to firefighting.

Inspired by early exposure to firefighters, Nicolas Adade pursued a career with the Charlotte Fire Department, aiming to impact lives and improve representation within the community.

Sonya L. Harper, director of Mecklenburg County Criminal Justice Services, received the Opportunity Award for aiding formerly incarcerated individuals.

Charlotte County begins its shorebird/seabird nesting season on Feb. 15, establishing protected areas to ensure the survival of local species like the Wilson's plover and black skimmer.

Charlotte County invites the public to a strategic planning workshop to discuss growth and development on February 20, 2025, at the Family Services Center in Port Charlotte.

Charlotte's Solid Waste Services will collect waste as usual on Presidents’ Day, with no schedule changes. Residents are reminded to place bins out by 6 a.m. and can use the GeoPortal for information.