City of Charlotte
Recent News About City of Charlotte
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Charlotte opens applications for placemaking grants and creative pool
Applications are now open for the 2025 Placemaking Grants and Creative Pool, led by the Charlotte Urban Design Center.
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Charlotte firefighter battles cancer while serving community
Captain Matthew Walker of the Charlotte Fire Department has faced significant challenges throughout his career, including a personal battle with cancer.
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Charlotte seeks community input on affordable housing plan
The City of Charlotte's Housing Services Division is seeking input from community members for the development of its 5-year Consolidated Plan for 2025-2029.
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Charlotte solid waste services adjust schedule for MLK Day
The City of Charlotte's Solid Waste Services will not be collecting garbage, recycling, yard waste, and scheduled bulky waste on Monday, January 20, in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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Groninger USA announces $15M expansion bringing 60 jobs to Charlotte
groninger USA, LLC, a global manufacturer of filling and closing machines for various industries, has announced its decision to expand its manufacturing operations in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Charlotte prepares for new chapter with modernized Firehouse
Firehouse 11 in Charlotte is on the brink of a significant transition.
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Charlotte receives $31.4M in federal grants for infrastructure projects
The City of Charlotte has been awarded $31.4 million in federal grants to fund four significant infrastructure projects within its Corridors of Opportunity program.
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Charlotte Fire continues annual coat drive supporting local children
Working together, Charlotte Fire and community volunteers moved coats from collection points to distribution centers on a brisk winter day.
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Winter storm warning issued for Charlotte; preparations underway
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Charlotte, North Carolina, effective from January 10 at 7 a.m. until January 11 at 7 a.m. The region is expected to experience snow, sleet, and wintry mixes of freezing rain and ice.
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Ukrainian refugee nears dream of becoming American firefighter
Bohdan Fetisov, a recruit at the Charlotte Fire Academy, is nearing the completion of his training as part of Recruit Class 129.
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Mecklenburg County seeks public input on hazard mitigation plan update
Mecklenburg County and its incorporated communities are in the process of updating the Mecklenburg County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan.
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Charlotte Fire launches Battalion 9 to enhance emergency response
The Charlotte Fire Department has inaugurated Battalion 9, marking a significant step in its ongoing commitment to improving emergency response and service for the city's expanding population.
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Charlotte firefighters undergo specialized ladder company training for advanced rescue operations
Charlotte firefighters are engaging in specialized training sessions designed to enhance their rescue capabilities.
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Charlotte Fire responds to over 1,800 incidents during holiday week
Charlotte Fire Department faced a challenging week during the holiday season, responding to an array of emergencies, including two multi-alarm fires.
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Charlotte warns residents about parking scam involving fraudulent texts
The City of Charlotte has issued a warning to residents about a scam related to its on-street parking program, Park It.
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Charlotte announces holiday solid waste collection schedule changes
The City of Charlotte Solid Waste Services has announced adjustments to its collection schedule due to the Christmas holiday.
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Funding opportunity announced for flood-prone properties in Mecklenburg County
Mecklenburg County has been included in the federally declared disaster area for Tropical Storm Helene under Disaster Relief 4827.
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Local Government Meetings today in North Charlotte
North Charlotte Local Government Meetings today.
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Charlotte organizes MLK Day corridor cleanups
Martin Luther King Jr.
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Local Government Meetings today in North Charlotte
North Charlotte Local Government Meetings today.