This week’s top stories includes info on a BOCC resolution of support for immigrants, services for Catherine Simmons neighborhood, emergency medical services, the turkey giveaway, National Adoption Day, the HOMES program and Maersk. 

Mecklenburg County is continuing to support SNAP recipients and those in our community facing food insecurity.

This is the official notice of the Primary Election on March 3rd 2026.

After a competitive search, integrated logistics company Maersk has selected Mecklenburg County for its North American headquarters, committing to add 520 jobs to its Charlotte-based workforce. 

Mecklenburg County offices and services will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 27, and Friday, Nov. 28, for Thanksgiving.

Our organizations believe that our diversity makes us stronger. And with that belief we are unwavering in our commitment to a safe and welcoming community where everyone can grow and thrive. It is critical for all residents to feel secure in our community and know they can live their lives without being fearful while walking down the street, going to school, work or the grocery store.

America Recycles Day is Nov. 15 and the Mecklenburg County Solid Waste team is asking residents to make sure they know how to recycle right.

The lobby of Mecklenburg County’s Catherine M. Wilson Center at 301 Billingsley Road will close to the public on Dec. 31, 2025.  

This week’s top stories includes info on Scout Motors, the upcoming turkey giveaway, Wake and Mecklenburg collaboration, the 1774 Alexander Rock House and Bryant Park.

The oldest home in Mecklenburg County has a new designation. The 1774 Alexander Rock House has been granted statewide historic significance, recognizing it as an important historical, cultural and architectural landmark.