Council Member Malcolm Graham |
Housing Quick Reference (Combined Files) (July 11)
includes Affordable Housing Funding Policy, Rental Affordability Gap, Char-Meck Housing & Homelessness Data Factsheet, 2025 AMI Matrix, Housing Services Programs at a Glance (Handout), HTF 20th Anniversary Report
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Council Member Malcolm Graham |
Housing Dashboard (July 11) |
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Mayor Pro Tem Danté Anderson |
Affordable Housing Quick Reference (July 14)
includes Affordable Housing Funding Policy, Rental Affordability Gap, Char-Meck Housing & Homelessness Data Factsheet, 2025 AMI Matrix, Housing Services Programs at a Glance (Handout)
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Mayor Pro Tem Danté Anderson |
Housing Services Dashboard (July 14) |
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Council Member LaWana Mayfield |
Press Release Media List (July 18) |
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Council Member Reneé Johnson |
RE WT Harris Lights (July 24) |
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Council Member Reneé Johnson |
85 Bridge Project (July 24) |
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Council Member Edwin Peacock |
2025 Base Salary Breakdown (July 30) |
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Candidate for Charlotte City Council At-Large, Matt Britt |
City Budget Breakdown by Department, with an emphasis on how spending is distributed geographically (if available) - especially in housing, transportation, small business, and neighborhood services (August 7) |
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Investment in Housing: Total investment in housing and geographic distribution can be viewed on the Housing Services Dashboard accessed from the open data portal, or direct link). Additionally, attached is data for each Council District, and a citywide total that combines all districts and the ETJ.
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Candidate for Charlotte City Council At-Large, Matt Britt |
Code enforcement complaints and violation data citywide, by neighborhood or zip code, including average response time.
List of vacant and abandoned properties (commercial and residential) the City is tracking (August 8) |
Code Enforcement complaints can be downloaded from the open data portal as a full dataset, or searched at the Code Cases Viewer on the city's website.
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City Council Member Edwin Peacock |
City of Charlotte's International Strategy
Overview of the work ingaged in by our International Cabinet and previously by our Immigrant Integration Task Force
A city comparison of how other forms of City government utilize international relations (August 15) |
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IIT Report with Appendices(PDF, 12MB)
IR Strategic Plan 1993(PDF, 5MB)
Amended Resolution - Creating an Immigrant Integration Task Force(PDF, 37KB)
Exec. Summary - Mayor's Immigration Study Commission(PDF, 7MB)
Lee Institute Eval and Recommendations Report - Oct. 2012(PDF, 660KB)
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Candidate for Charlotte City Council District 6, Krista Bokhari |
Request for information on how many new traffic signals are approved in D-6. |
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Candidate for Charlotte City Council, At Large, Matt Britt |
Citywide housing data including homeownership rates, affordability trends, and corporate ownership patterns (August 20) |
Citywide housing data can be found online in a variety of places:
Housing Dashboard(PDF, 622KB)
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Candidate for Charlotte City Council, At Large, Matt Britt |
311 call volume and categories by area/neighborhood, to better understand the most common resident concerns (August 20) |
311 call volume and categories can be downloaded from the open data portal.
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Candidate for Charlotte City Council, At Large, Matt Britt |
City-supported youth programs from the past 10 years - including early childhood education, reading or literacy initiatives, youth employment or leadership programs, and partnerships with CMS or community organizations (August 20) |
The City currently delivers/supports the following youth programs through the Office of Youth Opportunities: Mayor's Youth Employment Program, Envision Academy, Peer Groups and Mediation, Generation Nation/Charlotte-Mecklenburg Youth Council, Alternatives to Violence, Youth and Young Adult Diversion Programs.
The city also supports several agencies that serve youth through programs such as Financial Partners, the SAFE Charlotte Grants(PDF, 40KB), and the Community Resilience Fund Grant(PDF, 137KB). Visit the Financial Partners page.
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