Huntersville Awarded $3.5 Million for Transportation & Planning Projects

The Town of Huntersville has been awarded $3.5 million in federal grant funding to make getting around easier, safer and more connected. The Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization (CRTPO) approved this funding at its February 18 meeting, and Huntersville is getting a total of $3,526,856 to support three important projects. These investments will help us plan for the future and keep up with the growth in our region.

Read more about the grant and the projects it will support on our website.

Nominate a Treasure Tree

The Town of Huntersville Environmental Sustainability Committee is inviting residents to help identify and celebrate the special trees that make our community unique through the new Treasure Tree Program. This program seeks to locate exceptional trees across Huntersville and share their stories, recognizing their environmental, cultural and historical importance.

Read more and nominate a tree by visiting our website.

Street Resurfacing Begins

The Town of Huntersville is committed to resurfacing more roads in 2026, and the work starts with addressing street corner ramps. Crews began work on street corner ramps in February. These ramps are the first step in a multi-phase process to resurface streets across town.

Read more about street resurfacing on our website. 

Join us for Spring Parks and Rec Events!

Mark your calendars for two exciting spring events in Downtown Huntersville, brought to you by Huntersville Parks and Recreation. Join us at Veterans Park on March 14 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for the annual READY, SET, SHOW Spring Car and Truck Show, featuring classic and modern cars, trucks and bikes on display along Main Street. Then, bring the family back on March 21 for “Donuts with the Duck and Bunny,” where you can enjoy sweet treats, crafts and photos during a reserved time slot.

Visit our website to sign up for the events and learn more.

Apply for Advisory Board Vacancies

The Town of Huntersville is seeking residents who are passionate about serving their community to fill upcoming vacancies on two advisory boards. Seats will be available on the Environmental Sustainability Committee and on the Public Arts Commission, with terms beginning April 1, 2026.

Advisory commission members provide valuable input and recommendations to the Board of Commissioners while helping bring fresh ideas and perspectives to Town programs and initiatives. Residents interested in making a meaningful impact are encouraged to apply.

For more information about each board and to submit an application, visit huntersville.org.

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.

Decisions from the Dais

During the February 17 meeting, the Town Board unanimously voted to approve traffic calming measures for Central Avenue in an effort to reduce traveling speed on the street. The board approved the creation of advisory shoulders and installation of three speed humps on Central Avenue. Read more on our website.