A Gothic Revival funeral home designed by Charlotte architect William H. Peeps, whose notable designs included the Latta Arcade and Ratcliffe Florist Shop.

Methodist Home Recreation Center features a gymnasium, computer lab, multipurpose rooms and a kitchen.

The Mecklenburg County Public Information Department provides news and information that keeps residents and employees informed about County initiatives, policies, programs, services and the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners. The department uses a variety of communication channels to help enhance transparency, increase civic engagement and to tell the Mecklenburg County story.   

The circa 1890 Hayes-Byrum Store is the oldest surviving commercial building in rural Mecklenburg County. 

In order to protect our community’s best natural areas, Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation has strategically set aside almost 8,000 acres of parkland to conserve our highest quality forests, grasslands, wetlands, rare species habitats, and water quality.

Mecklenburg County Community Support Services has released the 2024 State of Housing Instability and Homelessness (SoHIH) Report.

The annual State of Housing Instability and Homelessness (SoHIH) Report combines local, regional, and national data across the housing continuum, serving as foundation from which Charlotte-Mecklenburg can make informed decisions on the allocation of resources and development of systems of care. The report consists of three main sections: Homelessness, Housing Instability, and Stably Housed.

Assists children cleared for adoption with finding temporary placement within approved foster homes or permanent homes.  

The latest BDC updates in the quarterly bulletin.

On Nov. 7, 2022, active Harmful Algae Blooms (HABs) were observed by staff with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services in two coves on Lake Wylie in Mecklenburg County.