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City of Charlotte

City of Charlotte

Government Administration

Charlotte, NC 47,636 followers

Municipal government for the 14th largest city in America.

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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.

Industry
Government Administration
Company size
5,001-10,000 employees
Headquarters
Charlotte, NC
Type
Government Agency

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  • Spooky season is approaching, and there's nothing scarier than missing out on the opportunity to sign up for Solarize Charlotte-Mecklenburg! The Solarize program makes solar energy and battery storage more affordable for residents, businesses and nonprofits in Mecklenburg County. The deadline to sign up for your free, no-strings-attached solar evaluation is Friday, Oct. 31. Sign up at https://lnkd.in/eVfjB-TH.

    • Person engaging with a representative at the 'Solarize Charlotte-Mecklenburg' and 'Renu Energy Solutions' information booth about solar power and battery storage solutions.
  • Attention College Students: Attend the Spring 2026 Internship Career Fair Are you a college student looking for a spring internship? Join the City of Charlotte Spring 2026 Internship Career Fair on Oct. 22 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Solid Waste Services (1105 Otts St., Charlotte, NC, 28205). At the event, you can: ✅Network with city departments. ✅Learn about internship opportunities with the City of Charlotte. ✅Sign up for a professional headshot on site. The City of Charlotte Internship Career Fair is a gateway to meaningful opportunities across a wide range of departments and career paths. Whether you’re a college student or a recent college graduate, this event will connect you with city leaders and professionals who are shaping Charlotte’s future. Be a part of the city. Shape your future. 🔍 Browse and apply for city jobs: cltgov.me/jobs

    • Promotional poster for the City of Charlotte 2026 Internship Career Fair featuring a smiling individual holding a brochure, with other attendees in the background. Text encourages participation to shape one's future with the city.
  • On the last day of Hispanic Heritage Month, we wanted to talk about a special relationship that launched our city's global connections around the world. Almost 4,000 miles away, a white stoned city called Arequipa calls our Queen City its sister. Six decades of sisterhood have blossomed into a steadfast partnership of cultural exchange and the creation of five other global "siblings" across three continents. In our story, we explore Charlotte's first-ever sister city-Arequipa, Peru. Read now: cltgov.me/arequipa

    • Arequipa City Council meeting in 1962 to formalize Sister City affiliation.
    • The Arequipa display in the Charlotte-Meckleburg Government Center.
    • Official proclamation from Arequipa declaring Charlotte its sister city.
    • A circular gold disk given to Charlotte by Arequipa.
    • Mayor of Arequipa thanks Charlotte Mayor Brookshire with a gift of 2700 desks during the council meeting in 1966.
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  • Today, we close Hispanic Heritage Month with the people who matter most to some of our Charlatinos—their families. Join us in celebrating our employees, their families and all the Hispanic American residents who call Charlotte home. Want to hear more from the Charlatinos Employee Resource Network? Head to cltgov.me/charlatinos! #TeamCharlotte #EmployeeResourceNetwork

  • Building Bridges with Pinnacle Financial Partners 🏗️ Come learn about the Charlotte Business Inclusion certification process, resources, capital access insights and project opportunities with the city on Wednesday, Oct. 22. from 6-7:30 p.m. By building these bridges, CBI is helping to ensure small businesses are not only seen, but also prepared, resourced and connected to compete and win in Charlotte’s growing economy. Join CBI and Pinnacle Financial Partners on Oct. 22 at 413 Dalton Ave., Suite D, Charlotte, NC 28206. Space is limited! Contact Sherry Robinson at Sherry.Robinson@pnfp.com or 704-985-7920 to register.

    • Promotional image for 'Building Bridges' event on October 22, 2025, hosted by the City of Charlotte and Charlotte Business Inclusion with Pinnacle Financial Partners. Features a group of professionals engaging in discussion in a conference room, with event details and registration information overlay.
  • The City of Charlotte is proud to offer Employee Resource Networks (ERN) that connect people of similar interests, lifestyles and cultures. As Hispanic Heritage Month nears its end, we're shining a light on Charlatinos. Hear directly from members about what the Charlatinos ERN means to them and other Latin American employees in our ERN Spotlight. #EmployeeSupport #EmployeeResources #TeamCharlotte

  • Today is your LAST CHANCE to apply for the Transit Authority Board! Check out our original post for more details. Good luck!

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    Now Accepting Applications for the Transit Authority The City of Charlotte is currently accepting applications to fill 12 vacancies for the Transit Authority Board of Trustees, following the passage of the Projects for Advancing Vehicle-Infrastructure Enhancements (P.A.V.E.) Act. The legislation, signed into law by Governor Josh Stein on July 1, authorizes the creation of the Transit Authority to advance mobility, strengthen regional growth and improve the public transit system throughout Mecklenburg County. The creation of the authority is contingent upon voter approval of the one-cent sales tax referendum on the November 2025 ballot. If voters approve the referendum, the Transit Authority will be established to finance, provide, operate and maintain a safe, reliable, efficient and environmentally-sound transit system for the region. Learn more and apply at cltgov.me/transitauthority.

    • A CATS bus heading toward "Beatties Ford" stops at a sheltered bus stop under flowering trees on a sunny day.
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    Eric Osnes, Chief Safety and Security Officer, wants to help riders understand the measures we’re taking to enhance safety system-wide. Eric brings decades of security experience with MTA (New York City’s transit agency) and the FBI to CATS. He’s joined by Shanice Crawford, Transit Security Coordinator, to share more on CATS’ security camera system, which monitors all vehicles, stations and platforms. Immediate Safety Enhancements: ✓ More Professional Security Service (PSS) personnel and off-duty CMPD officers monitoring the Blue Line ✓ Strategic fare enforcement blitzes at stations and aboard trains ✓ PA announcements enforcing fare zones and required fare to ride ✓ UTV off-road and bike units patrolling the Blue Line along the rail trail 📽️: City of Charlotte

  • The Charlotte City Attorney’s Office is seeking a talented and mission-driven attorney to join our Land Use Team, a group at the forefront of shaping Charlotte’s rapid and transformative growth. This role offers a unique opportunity to practice law in high-impact areas including land development, zoning administration and enforcement, and environmental regulation—all within one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. You’ll work alongside a collaborative team of legal professionals dedicated to public service and legal excellence. We offer competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and a hybrid work schedule. Learn more and apply at cltgov.me/JR102140.

    • Promotional image for a job opening in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. Shows a scenic view of the city's green park and skyscrapers with text stating "The City of Charlotte is Hiring" and "Assistant City Attorney Senior I".

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