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10/28/2026

Council Member Kimberly Owens For Charlotte City Council District 6 hosted a town hall on October 24 at the Mint Museum Randolph, bringing together residents, community stakeholders, and local leaders to discuss the past, present, and future of District 6.

The discussion focused on the history and evolution of District 6, current community demographics and development, and future transportation investments, with an emphasis on understanding the district’s growth, addressing community needs, and preparing for its future.

The town hall also featured a presentation by local historian Tom Hanchett, who explored the history of District 6, highlighting the people, places, and events that have shaped the district over time.

Thank you to all of the residents and community members who attended.

10/27/2026

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By visiting www.charlottenc.gov/City-Government/Leadership/City-Council, you can:

• Learn more about your district and which Council Member represents you
• Access information about our Council Committees and City Boards and Commissions
• View events, meeting agendas, and meeting minutes from past and future Council meetings

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10/24/2026

Connect with Council. Council Member Kimberly Owens is hosting a Town Hall today to reflect on where the District 6 community has been, celebrate where it is today, and explore where it’s headed next.
Community members are invited to attend, hear updates, and join the conversation.

District 6: Our Past, Present, And Future

Saturday, October 24, 2026
10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Mint Museum Randolph Van Every Auditorium
2370 Randolph Road, Charlotte, NC 28207

Register and request accommodations at cltgov.me/owens.

10/21/2026

Our City Council Safety Committee helps keep Charlotte’s residents and visitors safe by reviewing and recommending policies to increase safety across the City.

The Safety Committee is chaired by Council Member Danté Anderson, and Council Members James Mitchell, Edmund Driggs, Malcolm Graham, and Dimple Ajmera serve as Committee members.

Sign up to follow Council Safety Committee meetings, actions, and updates on our website: www.charlottenc.gov/City-Government/Leadership/City-Council/Council-Committees/Safety

10/19/2026

Connect with Council. Council Member Kimberly Owens For Charlotte City Council District 6 is hosting a Town Hall on October 24. Community members are invited to join to reflect on where the District 6 community has been, celebrate where it is today, and explore where it’s headed next.

District 6: Our Past, Present, And Future

Saturday, October 24, 2026
10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Mint Museum Randolph Van Every Auditorium
2370 Randolph Road, Charlotte, NC 28207

Register and request accommodations at cltgov.me/owens.

10/14/2026

Mayor Pro Tem James Mitchell hosted the “Forward Together: Charlotte Small Business Town Hall” on September 27. The Town Hall brought together small businesses, City leaders, and community partners to discuss the future of small business certification, contracting opportunities, and support for Charlotte’s business community.

Thank you to all of the business owners and community members who attended, collaborated, and engaged.

Community members can watch the Town Hall recording on our YouTube channel () or by using this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWGj2ubUI3E

10/13/2026

Last night, Charlotte City Council members read multiple proclamations for various recognitions in October.

• Council Member Victoria Watlington read a proclamation recognizing October 11-16 as Delta Days in the City of Charlotte.

• Council Member Danté Anderson read a proclamation recognizing October as National Disability Employee Awareness Month.

• Council Member Kimberly Owens read a proclamation recognizing the month of October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and October 11 as Domestic Violence Survivors Day.

• Mayor Harrington recognized the Charlotte Crown for their UPSHOT League Championship win.

• Mayor Pro Tem Mitchell proclaimed October as Women’s Small Business Month.

10/13/2026

On September 24, Councilman JD Mazuera Arias and North Carolina State Representative Jordan Lopez brought together city and state perspectives through the “United for East Charlotte: City-State Partnership” town hall, creating a space for residents to engage directly on the issues shaping East Charlotte’s future.

The collaborative conversation focused on four key areas: Public Safety, Housing, Planning & Development, and Transportation & Mobility. The town hall underscored the importance of city-state collaboration in addressing challenges that cross governmental boundaries.

Thank you to all the residents who attended the Town Hall.

10/13/2026

Council Members Dimple Ajmera and Joi Mayo attended and provided remarks at the Firehouse 44 groundbreaking ceremony last week. The new firehouse will serve the newly developed River District community.

The new 14,000 square foot facility will be 100% electric and addresses a growing need to enhance safety and emergency services in this area of Charlotte, where population and business growth continues.

Read more about the new facility on our website: www.charlottenc.gov/City-News/City-of-Charlotte-Breaks-Ground-on-Firehouse-44

10/08/2026

Come get questions answered and stay connected to the projects shaping Charlotte's future!

Join the City of Charlotte for The Road Ahead: Eastway/Shamrock Community Meeting. By attending, you'll get updates on the Eastway/Shamrock intersection project, Shamrock Complete Street improvements and other key projects funded by the one-cent sales tax for mobility. Learn more at cltgov.me/roadahead.

When: Thursday, Oct. 8, 6:30-8 p.m.
Where: Shamrock Gardens Elementary (3301 Country Club Drive)
Who: Charlotte Department of Transportation staff & YOU

See you there, East Charlotte!

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