Do you want to make your voice heard in local government but don't know where to start? Your at-large representative is here to help! Join Council Member Victoria Watlington for a town hall that's all about navigating Charlotte government for real impact. Receive tactical handouts, hear directly from organizational leaders and network with prominent associations. Come engage with your government on Thursday, May 28, from 6-8 p.m. at the Ella B. Scarborough Community Resource Center (430 Stitt Road). Register and request accommodations at cltgov.me/watlington.
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The City of Charlotte provides services to more than 870,000 residents. The city’s priorities are economic development, neighborhood development, transportation and planning, and well-managed government.
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A local hotspot for small businesses and entrepreneurs in East Charlotte is transforming into something more — a Business Opportunity Hub. Thanks to the Charlotte Latin American Chamber of Commerce and the city's Corridors of Opportunity program, Spark Centro will now provide vital resources to support emerging local retailers, entrepreneurs and job seekers in the Albemarle/Central Corridor. "Initiatives like the Business Opportunity Hub are vital to the well-being of Charlotte’s communities," said Mayor Vi Lyles when the City of Charlotte awarded six grants back in November 2023. "We strive to connect people to the resources they need to thrive." Today, that connection grew even stronger as Spark Centro broke ground on its new facility. Watch our video to learn more about Spark Centro and the small businesses it will support, then head over to cltgov.me/corridors for a crash course on all things Corridors of Opportunity.
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LAST CHANCE! Digital kiosks will be popping up around Charlotte soon. We want to hear from you! Make sure you take the digital kiosk survey at cltgov.me/kiosksurvey and let us know what content you'd like to see by Friday, May 15.
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A basic painting class changed Umayal Annamalai's life a few years ago. Through that class, Umayal decided to go all in and become a full time artist. Since then she's expanded her reach, hosting creative art workshops across Charlotte thanks to a Creative Growth Grant from the City of Charlotte. Learn more about Umayal, her Roots to Rise workshops and how they are providing a safe, healing space for the community in the video above. In celebration of AAPI month, support Umayal by visiting umayal.art and signing up for one of her workshops.
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The City's Charlotte Business INClusion and Mecklenburg County's Office of Economic Development’s Business Diversity and Inclusion division teamed up once again this year to celebrate the remarkable businesses in our area. In its 15th year, the Crowns of Enterprise Awards honored several small, local businesses for their hard work and economic impact in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg area. In a competitive field of more than 100 nominees, seven winners were selected. See the list of winners and why they were chosen at cltgov.me/2026COEawards.
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"It's hard to believe that there's actually people that just care about strangers." 🤝 Those are the words of Ralph Fulmore, one of the new residents now living in Easter's Home — a 21-unit apartment complex for those who have experienced chronic homelessness. In partnership with DreamKey Partners, Roof Above and the City of Charlotte, Caldwell Presbyterian Church converted its old education building into faith-based affordable housing. We met Ralph and fellow tenant Kevin Gittens at the official opening of Easter's Home, where we got to know just how much this new opportunity means to them. Want to learn more about Easter's Home? Check out our original feature at cltgov.me/eastershome.
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The City of Charlotte is hiring! 💼 There are currently 39 open positions available for job seekers. Today, we're spotlighting three "Top Jobs" awaiting your application: 1. Transportation Planner II: This position is housed in the Mobility Planning Division of the Charlotte Department of Transportation and is part of a multidisciplinary team responsible for planning Charlotte’s future mobility network and investments. This team collaborates across departments, partner agencies and the community to achieve multimodal solutions that shape and support Charlotte’s rapid growth and development. Learn more & apply at cltgov.me/JR103765. 2. Field Operations Supervisor: This position in the Charlotte Department of Transportation performs supervisory work in planning and directing the work of Labor Crew Chief I and II and is responsible for crews of skilled/semi-skilled workers primarily in large-scale field operations such as street maintenance, utility construction, etc. Learn more & apply at cltgov.me/JR103777. 3. Senior Diesel Technician: Join the award-winning Fleet Management Division of the City of Charlotte and become part of a team that keeps one of the region’s most advanced municipal fleets running strong. In this role, you’ll take the lead on diagnosing and repairing a wide range of equipment, including heavy trucks, sanitation vehicles and construction equipment. Learn more & apply at cltgov.me/JR103133. If one of these jobs catches your eye, apply today! If you're interested in working for your local government but none of these are for you, don't worry. There are plenty more opportunities available at cltgov.me/jobs. We can't wait to welcome you to #TeamCharlotte! 👑
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The proposed budget is here! 🥁 It's a known fact that Charlotte is growing. So, this year’s proposed FY2027 budget is all about keeping up with that growth in ways that matter to you. From safer neighborhoods to smoother commutes, the City is focusing on the important things that help our community thrive and stay connected. You’ll see investments aimed at supporting public safety, improving mobility, and continuing to give departments the tools they need to succeed. This is your city, and your voice matters. As the budget process moves forward, we encourage you to stay engaged. On May 11, have your voice heard at the FY 20227 Budget Presentation. The 2027 fiscal year begins July 1. Together, we can shape a Charlotte that works for everyone now and into the future. Get all your budget information at cltgov.me/proposedFY27.
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The City of Charlotte is proud to celebrate #SmallBusinessMonth throughout May. This month, Charlotte Economic Development will recognize the contributions of our city's entrepreneurs by sharing resources to help businesses grow and highlighting the people behind them. Head over to cltgov.me/sbm26 to see what's on the horizon for Small Business Month 2026. For more, be sure to follow Charlotte Economic Development! Pictured: West End Fresh Seafood Market, one of this year's featured businesses in #31DaysofBiz.
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The City of Charlotte's Innovation & Technology department invites you to its upcoming Supplier Engagement Forum on May 11. Join the I&T team for an interactive event designed to connect suppliers with leadership, foster transparency and explore future partnership opportunities. Sound like the perfect fit for you? Then click the link below to register! ⏰ May 11, 9 - 10:30 a.m. 📍 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center 🔗 cltgov.me/supplierforum
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