Mecklenburg County
Recent News About Mecklenburg County
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Mecklenburg County ranks 97th highest in North Carolina for per capita government transfer income at $8,339 in 2022
In 2022, residents of Mecklenburg County received an average of $8,339 per capita in government transfer payments—ranking it fourth lowest in North Carolina.
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Try Our Start Smart Programs
When you think about butterflies, the first thing you might picture is their delicate flights.
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Try our Start Smart Programs
Have a 3-5 year old that wants to play sports?
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Marion Diehl Recreation Center's Pool is Reopening
Marion Diehl Recreation Center's pool is reopening Monday, March 20 for swimmers.
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Kids Pedal to A Healthier Life
We’re helping kids pedal to a healthier life.
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We May Have a Solution
You have an issue, we may have a solution.
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Amay James Recreation Center is Officially Back
Amay James Recreation Center is officially back!
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Join the Conversation
We need your help with a plan to improve access to mental health and treatment for substance use disorders (behavioral health) in our community.
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MECK Pre-K is One Secret
MECK Pre-K is one secret to a successful year in kindergarten!
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Union and Mecklenburg County Boundary Line Resolution
On the agenda for the 3/21 Board of County Commissioners meeting: Union and Mecklenburg County Boundary Line Resolution and Mecklenburg County Farmland Preservation Plan.
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Apply to Serve Your Community
Apply to serve your community.
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Summer Camp Registration
Our doors are wide open for summer camp registration!
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Improving The Quality of Life for Older Adults
With another 140,000 people 55+ expected to live here by 2035, we’re committed to improving the quality of life for older adults in our community.
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Looking For Registered Voters
We're looking for registered voters who can be precinct officials in the next election!
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Revaluation Notices Will Be Mailed to Property Owners
Revaluation Notices Will Be Mailed to Property Owners
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Marion Diehl Recreation Center's pool is Reopening
Marion Diehl Recreation Center's pool is Reopening!
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Help With Your Home Heating Bill
Apply for help with your home heating bill by 3/31.
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Board of County Commissioners Meeting
On the agenda for the 3/14 Board of County Commissioners meeting: updates from the COVID-19 Recovery and Renewal Task Force, the Age-Friendly Mecklenburg plan and budget priorities for various advisory boards.
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Change Your Batteries
Change your clock, change your batteries!
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Accomplishments and Challenges
The County’s health and wellness is steady, and its fiscal health is stable. Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners Chairman George Dunlap shared details about the County’s accomplishments and challenges in the 2023 State of the County today.