New Town Hall Grand Opening

Thank you to everyone who joined us on January 23 for our Town Hall Grand Opening. This special event celebrated the care vision, leadership, dedication and hard work of so many. We extend our sincere gratitude to current and previous elected officials, residents, staff and numerous project partners whose hard work and collaboration brought this building from concept to reality. See more of the new Town Hall in this short video and this social media post.

Veterans Services Office Now Open

Mecklenburg County and the Town of Huntersville are proud to partner in a joint effort to better serve our veterans and their families. Recognizing the importance of bringing resources closer to where many veterans live and work, we are excited to announce the opening of a permanent Veterans Services office in the new Huntersville Town Hall. This office will provide support in areas such as housing, health care, education, employment, benefits and social enrichment—ensuring that service members, veterans and their families have convenient access to the assistance they deserve.

A dedicated Veteran Service Officer will be available for walk-in services Monday through Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The office will be closed each day from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. for lunch. Huntersville Town Hall is located at 14704 N. Old Statesville Road. Parking is available behind the new Town Hall, and can be accessed from Maxwell Avenue and N.C. 115. Parking remains available at the Town Center parking deck next to the Discovery Place Kids Museum at 105 Gilead Road. The new Veterans Services office can be found on the 1^st floor of the town hall in office 173. Read more on our website.

Huntersville Fire Department Bestows Annual Awards

The Huntersville Fire Department recently held its first awards presentation since becoming a full-time fire department in 2024. At the regular Town Board meeting on Tuesday, January 5, Fire Chief Jim Dotoli presented awards to members who demonstrated extraordinary courage and commitment—performing actions that resulted in the successful mitigation of an incident or the saving of a life under extreme and overwhelming circumstances.

Read more on our website.

Town Employee Heather Maloney Honored in Davidson College Athletics Hall of Fame

Davidson College inducted its 32nd class into the Athletics Hall of Fame on Saturday, January 10 and among the honorees is one of our own — Heather Maloney, a dedicated Town of Huntersville employee and former standout Division I athlete.

Maloney, a 2003 Davidson graduate, made her mark on the Wildcats’ women’s soccer program as one of its all-time greats. A two-time All-Southern Conference selection, she finished her collegiate career ranked second in program history with 95 total points. Her 36 goals and 23 assists place her third all-time at Davidson. In 2000, Maloney delivered a record-breaking season, setting single-season marks for goals (19), assists (10), and total points (48). Her exceptional performance earned her all-tournament honors and recognition as a CoSIDA All-District selection. 

Read more on our website.

In an HOA? Sign Up for Our HOA Email List!

Attention, HOA members and neighborhood residents! Your community is a vital part of what makes the Town of Huntersville thrive — and we want to keep you informed, engaged and empowered. The Town of Huntersville is building an email list that will enable us to send updates directly to HOA boards and members to help keep them better informed. We plan to begin sending emails to this list soon.

By signing up for the HOA List, you’ll receive timely updates from the Town straight to your inbox on:

• Local events, resources and public meetings
• Development projects and neighborhood improvements
• Safety alerts and emergency notifications

Sign up today and be part of the conversation that shapes your neighborhood’s future and informs your neighbors. Stay connected. Stay informed. Thrive here.

Provide Feedback on the CRTPO Metropolitan Transportation Plan

CRTPO has been preparing the 2055 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) since the summer of 2024, and the draft plan document is now ready for review. This is the last opportunity for public input prior to adoption! Review the document and provide comments before February 10, 2026, at 2055mtp.org or email comments to email@crtpo.org.

Decisions from the Dais

During the January 6 meeting, the Town Board unanimously voted to approve the consent agenda, which contained an item for on-call engineering services for the Town's electric system. The approved item provided a 3-year contract to Southeastern Consulting Engineers to continue providing on-call engineering services for the Town's electric system. Read more on our website.