The annual budget retreat is underway! The Board of County Commissioners will address fiscal policies, the County's financial status and set its priorities for the budget over the next three days. The agenda includes economic updates, department strategic overviews, priority and goal setting and much more. See the full agenda: bit.ly/2025BOCC Watch live Jan. 29-31: Watch.MeckNC.gov
Mecklenburg County
Government Administration
Charlotte, NC 41,414 followers
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Mecklenburg County is more than just a great place to work. The County provides an environment where you can touch and enrich lives every day in countless ways. From helping families in need to protecting the public’s health and even maintaining hundreds of acres of public park land, working here means you will have the chance to be a part of providing services for an amazingly diverse population. It’s not just a place to work – for some, it’s an opportunity to serve their neighbors and make a difference in our community. For others, the role they take on fulfills a lifelong pursuit in an area of study. Whatever the reason you choose to work for the County, there is an opportunity for personal growth, professional development, and to truly make a difference in people’s lives. See our comment policy + details about our use of social media: http://meck.co/MeckSocial
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http://MeckNC.gov
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- 5,001-10,000 employees
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- Charlotte, NC
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- Government Agency
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- Social Services, Human Services, Public Health, Park and Recreation, Community Support Services, Environmental Services, Personal Property Appraisal, Code Enforcement, and Local Government
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600 East 4th Street
Charlotte, NC 28202, US
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More than 200 volunteers and staff joined the County for our annual Point-in-Time Count this morning. It's a one-night survey of those experiencing sheltered or unsheltered homelessness in the County. The information gathered informs local decision-making in the work to end and prevent homelessness. These volunteers checked streets, parking lots, encampments, parks and other spots around our community. They also handed out food, sleeping bags, blankets and other winter-related supplies. We're thankful for our many partners who work together throughout the year to support our unsheltered neighbors.
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Passionate about IT and want to serve your community? We're looking for people who have experience managing information systems to join our Information Services & Technology Committee. It's an advisory group to the Board of County Commissioners that reviews plans at a conceptual level for major new automated systems. The committee reviews why systems are needed, functions and the availability of technology and personnel resources. Must live in Mecklenburg County: https://meck.co/3MZ2A8c
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Our Saturday agenda: remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior! SEVENTEEN departments showed up in the rain to walk in the parade in his honor in uptown Charlotte! County Manager Dena R. Diorio was presented with the 2025 Root Award at the annual Growing The Dream Award luncheon. She was noted for going above and beyond in her collective work supporting the African American community. The event also honors unsung heroes and community members in Mecklenburg County who work to promote unity, diversity and multiculturalism within our community, continuing the legacy of Dr. King.
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The County and City of Charlotte have helped bring more than $455 million in capital investment and 1,351 new jobs to our area in recent years! The latest is a $15.1M investment from groninger USA, LLC. The business will expand operations at their Charlotte location, adding 60 new jobs with an average yearly salary of $76,037. "groninger’s expansion is an opportunity to create jobs in a variety of fields in our community. We are proud to foster an environment where local companies like groninger can be competitive,” said Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners Chair Mark Jerrell. “The company’s track record of diversity and inclusion in the workplace, partnerships with our schools, colleges and universities, and support for Mecklenburg County priorities sets a strong example." This project was a collaborative effort between Mecklenburg County, the City of Charlotte and the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC): https://meck.co/3PAg7U3
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Our volunteers ALWAYS come through! 179 volunteers spent a day with our Storm Water team planting 355 native trees and shrubs at Seversville Park along Stewart Creek Greenway. The Creek ReLeaf program helps to prevent erosion, increase tree canopy and provide habitat to wildlife in our area. 📍 530 S. Bruns Avenue, Charlotte
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NOW HIRING: Clinical/Forensic Psychologist - https://meck.co/40f5wDg Be an expert forensic evaluator for Mecklenburg County's Criminal Justice Services Department. You'll conduct court-ordered forensic psychological evaluations from all levels of the judiciary, provide case-specific clinical consultations, assessments, evaluations, level of care determinations and more. REFERRAL BONUS: Do you work for the County and know someone who would be perfect for this? Earn a bonus for referring a friend. Learn more on MeckWeb.
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