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Hurricane Helene: Support Recovery

Published on October 02, 2024

There are people within Mecklenburg County who have been directly impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Your generosity helps us meet the needs of our neighbors as they are receiving long-term recovery
support. We are setting up a donation drive for those in Charlotte affected by the Riverside Drive
flooding.

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Charlotte Fire Recruit's Journey: From Tragedy to Triumph

Published on October 01, 2024

In the bustling Queen City, where the sirens of fire trucks echo through the streets and the red engines
stand as symbols of bravery and sacrifice, a new recruit has joined the ranks, driven by a passion that
began in childhood and fueled by a poignant personal loss.

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Public Hearing on Text Amendment to City Code Chapter 18 - Stormwater

Published on September 27, 2024

A public hearing will be held by the Charlotte City Council beginning at 6:30 p.m. (or as soon as practicable thereafter) at the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center, 600 East Fourth Street, on Mon., Oct. 14, 2024, to receive public input on the proposed text revision to Section 18-46.

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Hurricane Helene Updates

Published on September 26, 2024

The City of Charlotte has been in contact with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management
Office (CMEMO) regarding the severe weather conditions related to Hurricane Helene. CMEMO is
closely monitoring the storm and will provide updates as it progresses. All residents are encouraged to
prepare for any potential impacts

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From the Wrestling Ring to the Firehouse

Published on September 24, 2024

Frank Nash isn’t your typical firefighter. With a broad smile that hints at his wrestling days, Nash has become a beloved figure in the Charlotte Fire Department. At 38, he’s a seasoned veteran of firefighting, having joined the Charlotte ranks in 2017 after a decade in Chester and Fort Mill.

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A Legacy of Tradition and Progress: Charlotte Fire’s Journey Forward

Published on September 23, 2024

Charlotte Fire stands as a symbol of history, where deep-rooted traditions define its culture and inspire the firefighters who serve. However, the department is also a forward-thinking force, leveraging technology and innovation to meet modern challenges.

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City, Freedom Communities Celebrate New Freedom Business Collective

Published on September 17, 2024

The City of Charlotte and Freedom Communities hosted a ribbon cutting to celebrate the official opening of the Freedom Business Collective, a vital new resource for entrepreneurs, small business owners and job seekers in West Charlotte.

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From Immigrant Roots to Firefighter Boots: Mauro Samayoa-LaForgia

Published on September 13, 2024

Mauro Samayoa-LaForgia, a recruit with the Charlotte Fire Department, is on a mission to serve his community and make a difference. His journey to becoming a firefighter in Charlotte is rooted in a lifelong desire to help others and a deep respect for the values instilled in him by his family.

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CharMeck Emergency Management Promotes September as Preparedness Month

Published on September 12, 2024

September is National Preparedness Month, and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management Office encourages Mecklenburg County residents and businesses to be prepared for any disaster.

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City Finalizes Purchase of O-Line Railroad from Norfolk Southern

Published on September 09, 2024

The City of Charlotte has completed the purchase of the O-Line from railroad operator Norfolk Southern Corporation.

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Hurricane Helene: Support Recovery

Charlotte Fire Recruit's Journey: From Tragedy to Triumph

Public Hearing on Text Amendment to City Code Chapter 18 - Stormwater

Hurricane Helene Updates

From the Wrestling Ring to the Firehouse

A Legacy of Tradition and Progress: Charlotte Fire’s Journey Forward

City, Freedom Communities Celebrate New Freedom Business Collective

From Immigrant Roots to Firefighter Boots: Mauro Samayoa-LaForgia

CharMeck Emergency Management Promotes September as Preparedness Month

City Finalizes Purchase of O-Line Railroad from Norfolk Southern

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