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  1. What's Next Seminar Series

    https://oed.mecknc.gov/bdi/programs/whats-next-seminar-series

    Designed to help existing businesses reach the next stage of growth after starting their business.

  2. El camino al éxito como contratista

    https://oed.mecknc.gov/bdi/programs/road-to-success-as-a-contractor

    Ayuda a participantes a recibir las herramientas fundamentales para iniciar con oportunidades de contratación local.

  3. Celebration of Black Businesses: Pathways Through History

    https://oed.mecknc.gov/bdi/programs/Celebration-of-Black-Businesses-Pathways-Through-History

    Mecklenburg County's Office of Economic Development and local supplier diversity professionals have teamed up to celebrate black businesses. 

  4. Preferred Compost & Mulch Delivery Service Providers

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/MeckHaulers

    Preferred Compost & Mulch Delivery Service Providers for Mecklenburg County.

  5. Enhanced Recycling

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/service/enhanced-recycling

    Mecklenburg County's four full-service centers will now accept polystyrene/ rigid foam packaging containers, as well as books, shredded paper, and clothing.

  6. Recycle the Runway

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/service/recycle-runway

    Recycle the Runway offers high school students from public or private Mecklenburg County schools an opportunity to create avant-garde fashions out of recycled materials.

  7. Mecklenburg County Criminal Justice Services

    https://cit.mecknc.gov/resources/legal/mecklenburg-county-criminal-justice-services

    Offers forensic evaluations, pretrial services, re-entry services, and researching and planning for those who have been arrested.

  8. Public Defender's Office

    https://cit.mecknc.gov/resources/legal/public-defenders-office

    Representing people with criminal offenses who cannot afford a private attorney.

  9. SOAR

    https://cit.mecknc.gov/resources/Homeless-Crisis/soar

    Program to increase access to disability income from the Social Security Administration (SSA). For eligible adults and children who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness and have a serious mental illness or medical condition.

  10. Dove’s Nest

    https://cit.mecknc.gov/resources/Substance-Use/doves-nest

    Faith-based, free, residential recovery program for women and their children ages 3-11. Participants stay at program site and receive clinical care. After completing program, participants have options to participate in life skills training, additional education, and recovery living for up to 2 years.