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  1. Storm Water Services Offering Voluntary Buyouts and Grants For Homes Damaged By Hurricane Helene

    Voluntary buyouts and retroFIT (Floodproofing Improvements Together) grants are now available to property owners near Mountain Island Lake whose homes were damaged or destroyed during Hurricane Helene.  

     
  2. Harmful Algae Blooms Observed in Lower Portion of Lake Norman

    Active harmful algae blooms have been found in a portion of lower Lake Norman.
  3. Mecklenburg County Receives FEMA Disaster Declaration for Hurricane Helene

    Homeowners and renters in Mecklenburg County who had uninsured damage or losses caused by Hurricane Helene are now eligible to apply for FEMA disaster assistance. 
  4. Mecklenburg County Recognized Nationally for Excellence in Government and Public Service

    Mecklenburg County has been recognized with ten 2024 Achievement Awards from the National Association of Counties (NACo). 
  5. Mecklenburg County Public Information Earns Awards of Excellence

    Mecklenburg County has been recognized with eight 2024 Achievement Awards from the National Association of County Information Officers (NACIO). NACIO honors the innovative, creative and outstanding work of county government communicators throughout the nation.  
  6. Join Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services for The Big Spring Clean March 23 

    Join Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services and hundreds of residents on March 23 for a morning of spring cleaning. Storm Water Services staff will be at seven creek locations around Charlotte-Mecklenburg that need a litter pick-up.   
  7. West Branch Rocky River Phase 2 Update

    Get the latest on the West Branch Rocky River Phase 2 project.
  8. West Branch Rocky River Phase 2 After Jan. 9, 2024 Rainfall

    West Bramch Rocky River Phase 2 after the Jan. 9, 2024 rainf
  9. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services Hosts Creek Week March 16-23 

    Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services and its partners are hosting events March 16-23 to celebrate and appreciate the 3,000 miles of creeks in Mecklenburg County. 
  10. Land Development Application Submittals in Accela

    Mecklenburg County Land Development is implementing a new plan review system beginning in December 2023.  We will be transitioning from EPM to Accela for all plan and plat reviews, floodplain and erosion control permits, as-built surveys, and bonds.