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Join Us for Our MLK Day Celebration
Join us for a special event at the David B. Waymer Recreation Center on Monday, Jan. 19, 2026, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Beginning promptly at 3 p.m., the program will feature light refreshments and a mobile museum of displays to explore. Guests will enjoy local speakers and performers to commemorate Dr. King’s legacy at 4 p.m. Read more about the event on our website.
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JGA Space & Defense to Expand in Huntersville
JGA Space & Defense, formerly Joe Gibbs Manufacturing Solutions, will expand its operations in Huntersville beginning in 2026, creating approximately 40 new jobs next year and anticipating an investment of more than $25 million in northern Mecklenburg County.
JGA is a leading manufacturer of advanced solid rocket motor insulators and nozzle assemblies, including precision machined parts for aerospace, space and defense applications. Torque Capital Group, a private equity firm, acquired Joe Gibbs Manufacturing Solutions in 2025 and rebranded the company to JGA Space & Defense.
Read more on our website.
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Friendly Reminder for Holiday Waste Collection
With the holidays approaching, we would like to remind residents that carts, bins and trash cans that are overloaded cannot be serviced. Waste Connections would like to remind residents that the lid on your container must be able to close in order to be collected.
The Town of Huntersville offers bulk pickup, for a fee, which is helpful for residents wanting to remove excessive household garbage. Go to our website and fill out the form to schedule bulk pickup.
Reminder organic Christmas decorations, such as, garlands, wreaths and trees are collected from December 26 through January 15 on your regular collection day at no additional cost to the Town. Please remove hangers, wires, lights and any other non-organic material.
Read more on our website.
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Did you know? Tree Save Areas in Huntersville
Did you know some lots in Huntersville have designated Tree Save Areas? These areas protect existing trees that are part of our Town’s natural heritage. The Town’s ordinance protects trees to keep the town beautiful, healthy and safe. If your property includes a Tree Save Area, existing trees are protected — helping reduce flooding, clean the air and keep Huntersville beautiful. No clearing, grading, or building is allowed in these areas.
Are you planning to clear, grade or build?
Not sure if your lot has one? Contact the Planning Department — we’ll help you check!
Call: (704) 875-7000
Email: planning@huntersville.org
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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.
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New Town Board Sworn-In
The newly elected members of the Huntersville Town Board of Commissioners were sworn in during the Dec. 2, 2025 meeting. Mayor Christy Clark, Mayor Pro-Tem Jennifer Hunt, and Commissioners Scott Coronet, Edwin Quarles, Latoya Rivers, Heather Smallwood and Nick Walsh were all surrounded by their friends and family as they were sworn in to serve the Town of Huntersville for the 2025-2027 term. Following the swearing-in, Jennifer Hunt was again voted to serve as the Board's Mayor Pro-Tem for the 2025-2027 term.
District Court Judge Matt Newton, District Court Judge Jennifer Fleet and Superior Court Judge George Bell administered the Oath of Office to the re-elected and newly elected members of the Board of Commissioners. Former Commissioner Alisia Bergsman was also recognized during Tuesday night's board meeting for her service on the board during the 2023-2025 term.
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Spotlight on Sustainability by the Environmental Sustainability Committee
Did you know? The Environmental Sustainability Committee has easy-to-access information about their committee and sustainability tips on the Town website. You can check it out here.
Want to get involved? Want more ideas? The Environmental Sustainability Committee (ESC) meets monthly and welcomes community participation. To learn more, visit the Town’s website, contact ESC member Dan Fogel, or join one of the upcoming sessions.
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Don't Miss These Upcoming Events!
- January 1: Town Offices Closed for New Year's Day
- January 6: Board of Commissioners Meeting, 6 p.m. at New Town Hall
- January 7: Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting, 6:30 p.m.
- January 13: Greenway, Trail and Bikeway Commission Meeting, 6 p.m.
- January 19: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration, 3 p.m. at David B. Waymer Recreation Center
- January 20: Board of Commissioners Meeting, 6 p.m. at New Town Hall
- January 27: Planning Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m. at New Town Hall
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Decisions from the Dais
During the December 16 meeting, the Town Board unanimously voted to approve a rezoning petition by Station South, LLC, for approximately 21.29 acres on Old Statesville Road. This rezoning will allow for the development of a new mixed-use community near a proposed Red Line commuter rail station. Read more about the rezoning on our website.
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