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1. 

   Four County EMS professionals earn leadership credentials

   Four members of Iredell County EMS have reached a significant professional milestone, graduating from the UNC Charlotte EMS Management Institute — one of the most respected leadership development programs in the emergency medical services field. Read on...
2. 

   Elections: 10 Tips for Early Primary Voters

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3. 

   Commissioner meeting location schedule

   Due to ongoing renovations at the Government Center, the Board of Commissioners meetings will be temporarily relocated to alternate facilities within the County. Read on...
4. 

   Voter Registration and Party Affiliation Change Deadline Approaching for the March Primary

   The voter registration and/or party change deadline for the March 3 primary election is Friday, February 6th. Read on...
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   Elections: - Early Voting set to begin for the March 2026 Primary

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6. 

   County Fire Marshal David Souther retires after decades of dedicated service

   After a distinguished career marked by leadership, integrity, and unwavering commitment to public safety, Iredell County Fire Marshal David Souther will retire at the end of this month. Read on...
7. 

   Erosion Control process to change for Mooresville

   Starting February 6, 2026, plans within Mooresville's town limits and Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) must be submitted to the Town of Mooresville. Read on...
8. 

   Statesville Kiwanis Club donates $20,000 to support 4-H youth programming

   The donation will support the purchase of a 15-passenger van that will expand youth programming opportunities across the county. Read on...
9. 

   Public Safety Alert: Carbon monoxide dangers increase during ice and snow-related power outages

   With weather forecasts calling for ice and snow that may disrupt electrical service to homes, public safety officials are urging residents to take precautions against carbon monoxide poisoning, a serious and potentially deadly risk during power outages. Read on...
10. 

    Iredell County receives fire service analysis outlining recommendations

    North Carolina Fire Chief Consulting presented the results of the 2025 Fire Protection Service Delivery System Analysis providing a detailed evaluation of the county’s current fire service structure and offers a strategic framework for improvements. Read on...
11. 

    Library announces bookmark contest for 250th anniversary celebration

    In anticipation of the commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 2026, the Iredell County Public Library invites the community to join in the celebration with our annual bookmark contest. Read on...
12. 

    New legislation streamlines access to birth certificates for adoptees

    Effective January 1, 2026, adopted individuals can now request their new birth certificates directly from their local Register of Deeds office. Read on...
13. 

    Laura Elmore named new Iredell County Extension Director

    She will begin her new role effective January 2, 2026. Read on...
14. 

    A calling to help

    Meet Dr. Nguyen Truong, Iredell County Health Department’s new dentist Read on...
15. 

    Public Library receives service innovation award for Book Box

    The award is given on behalf of the North Carolina Public Library Director’s Association (NCPLDA). Read on...
16. 

    Community paramedics in action

    The Community Paramedic Program goes beyond the traditional role of EMS by visiting homes, investigating root causes of health concerns, connecting residents to resources, and providing ongoing support. Read on...
17. 

    Honoring 50 years of service

    EMS celebrates 50 years of life-saving service and dedication during annual awards celebration. Read on...
18. 

    Adventure Awaits

    Adult field trips help Iredell County residents rediscover North Carolina Read on...
19. 

    A lifetime of service, smiles, and heart

    Veterans Day Spotlight: Julia Stewart, Iredell County Health Department Dental Clinic Read on...
20. 

    Leading with integrity and thoughtful problem-solving

    Veterans Day Spotlight: Steven Fox, Veteran Services Assistant Read on...
21. 

    Serving with purpose, in uniform and beyond

    Veterans Day Spotlight: Stephen Smith, 911 IT Tech Support for Iredell County ECOM Read on...
22. 

    EMS Director Eric Morrison earns prestigious NC EMS Executive Officer credential

    Morrison has successfully earned the North Carolina EMS Executive Officer credential — a distinguished recognition awarded by the North Carolina EMS Administrators Association in partnership with the North Carolina Office of EMS. Read on...
23. 

    Plans for regional farmers market move forward at Iredell County Fairgrounds

    The Iredell County Board of Commissioners received an update this week on plans for a new Regional Farmers Market and expanded parking area at the Iredell County Fairgrounds. Read on...
24. 

    Looking for residents to serve on local boards

    Would you like to take an active role in shaping local planning and development decisions? Apply to serve on the Mooresville Planning Board of Adjustment (ETJ) or Troutman Planning Board (ETJ). Read on...
25. 

    A message to our community: County services during the federal government shutdown

    As the federal government shutdown continues, we want to reassure our community that Iredell County Government is actively monitoring the situation and its potential impacts. Read on...
26. 

    Health Department update on availability of WIC services

    Based on current resources and USDA guidelines, the North Carolina WIC program has enough funding to continue operations, including food benefits, until the end of October. Read on...
27. 

    Beyond the shelves: Discover the magic of the Iredell County Public Library

    When most people think of a library, they imagine rows of books and quiet study spaces. And yes — we’ve got plenty of those! But the Iredell County Public Library is so much more. Read on...
28. 

    Results are in for Iredell County’s Community Survey

    Data confirms Board’s top priorities and will aide departments in future goal setting Read on...
29. 

    Snyder named director for Iredell County Veteran Services

    Brittany Snyder brings firsthand experience to her new role, having worked in various administrative roles with the U.S. Navy. Read on...
30. 

    Petco Love invests in County Animal Services to help save lives

    Iredell County Animal Services is set to receive a $25,000 grant investment from national nonprofit Petco Love in support of their lifesaving work for pets in Iredell County. Read on...
31. 

    New Mobile Library to be unveiled with ribbon cutting ceremony

    The Iredell County Public Library will host the grand unveiling of its new Mobile Library, a state-of-the-art vehicle designed to bring library services directly to communities across Iredell County. Read on...
32. 

    Cooperative Extension Director Nancy Keith to retire after 40 years of service

    Iredell County Cooperative Extension Director Nancy Keith will retire September 1, concluding a 40-year career of distinguished service. Read on...
33. 

    Iredell County earns Excellence in Innovation Award for Mobile Health Unit

    Iredell County has earned a Civic Excellence in Innovation Award from the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) in recognition of its Mobile Health Unit. Read on...
34. 

    Creating a Paw-sitive Impact

    How Iredell County Animal Shelter inspires volunteerism for all ages. Read on...
35. 

    Iredell County Public Library to launch Young Athletes program

    The Young Athletes program is an inclusive early childhood play program developed by Special Olympics aimed to provide engaging physical activities for children ages 2 to 7, both with and without intellectual disabilities. Read on...
36. 

    Duncan welcomed as new Opioid Settlement Program & Financial Administrator

    Madison Duncan begins her role this week, leading the County’s efforts to manage and implement programs funded through the National Opioid Settlement. Read on...
37. 

    Conley named inaugural Director of Public Safety

    Daryl Conley has been named Iredell County’s first Director of Public Safety, bringing with him more than 30 years of public safety and emergency management experience. Read on...
38. 

    Submissions now open for The Heritage of Iredell County Vol. III

    Iredell County residents are invited to contribute stories, photos, and histories for inclusion in “The Heritage of Iredell County Vol. III”, a new volume of local history to be published as part of Iredell County’s America 250 Celebration. Read on...
39. 

    New NC law changes pool rules, Iredell County safety standards remain

    A recent change to North Carolina’s laws exempts some residential pools used for short-term rentals from public swimming pool permit requirements — but Iredell County Health Department will continue to be strictly regulated to ensure water quality. Read on...
40. 

    County EMS enhances pediatric care with new Carter Kits

    In its ongoing commitment to compassionate, trauma-informed care, Iredell County EMS has introduced a new tool to help calm and support children during emergencies — the Carter Kit. Read on...
41. 

    Iredell County Public Library awarded LSTA grant to support culinary literacy

    The Iredell County Public Library is has been awarded a $15,525 LSTA grant from the State Library of North Carolina (SLNC) to purchase a Charlie Cart — a fully equipped mobile kitchen designed to support culinary literacy and community engagement. Read on...
42. 

    Animal Services joins new statewide transport program to help shelter dogs find homes

    Iredell County Animal Services is proud to partner with the BISSELL Pet Foundation on a new statewide initiative to help more shelter dogs find loving homes. Read on...
43. 

    Rodney Harris named new Deputy County Manager

    Iredell County is pleased to announce the promotion of Rodney Harris from Assistant County Manager to Deputy County Manager, effective immediately. Harris has served as Assistant County Manager since April 2024. Read on...
44. 

    Deputy County Manager Susan Robertson retires after 40 years of dedicated service

    After an exceptional career spanning four decades, Deputy County Manager Susan Robertson has officially retired. Read on...
45. 

    County honors Kimball Meyer for 20 years of dedicated EMS service

    At the June 17 meeting, Iredell County Board of Commissioners recognized Kimball “Kim” Meyer with a retirement plaque and heartfelt appreciation for his decades of service to Iredell County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and the community. Read on...
46. 

    Commissioners adopt FY2025-26 budget

    The Iredell County Board of Commissioners voted to adopt the Fiscal Year 2025–26 budget during its regular meeting on June 17. The approved budget will take effect July 1, 2025. Read on...
47. 

    Iredell County holds annual opioid settlement meeting, highlights progress and partnerships

    Iredell County held its annual Opioid Settlement Funds public meeting during the June 17 Board of Commissioners session, highlighting the County’s use of settlement funds, celebrated program successes, and invited public feedback and engagement. Read on...
48. 

    Iredell County EMS receives national recognition for lifesaving cardiac and stroke care

    Iredell County EMS has received the American Heart Association’s Mission: Lifeline EMS Gold Achievement Award for its proven commitment to providing rapid, research-based care to individuals experiencing severe heart attacks and strokes. Read on...
49. 

    Iredell County receives America 250 NC grant

    Iredell County has received a $10,000 county committee grant from North Carolina’s America 250 NC initiative for a project to commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026. Read on...
50. 

    Iredell County Board of Commissioners unanimously oppose House Bill 765

    Iredell County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution on May 6 opposing House Bill 765. Read on...
51. 

    Iredell County Manager presents FY2025-26 budget to Board

    Iredell County Manager Beth Milton announced the recommended Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget, laying out a conservative yet forward-thinking financial plan that balances core services, capital investments, and the realities of a fast-growing population. Read on...
52. 

    Iredell County ECOM and Sheriff’s Office announce the launch of RapidSOS 911 Live Video

    Through the use of RapidSOS 911 Live Video, it will allow 911 callers to share real-time video footage with emergency dispatchers and responders. Read on...
53. 

    Board of Commissioners express concerns over House Bill 765

    In a letter sent to the North Carolina House of Representatives and North Carolina Senate, Chair of the Iredell County Board of Commissioners Bert Connolly expresses grave concerns over House Bill 765 and the impacts of local planning and zoning. Read on...
54. 

    Iredell County Board of Commissioners adopts resolution supporting Senate Bill 248

    Senate Bill 248 would grant local Register of Deeds offices the authority to issue certified copies or abstracts of new birth certificates for adopted individuals. Read on...
55. 

    Behind the Headset: The Calm in the Chaos

    During National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, we take a moment and honor the unseen heroes — the 911 telecommunicators who are the calm in the chaos. Read on...
56. 

    Jennings Park grand reopening celebration

    Iredell County Parks & Recreation Department is excited to announce a grand reopening celebration for Jennings Park will be held on March 20, 2025, from 4-8 p.m. Read on...
57. 

    Iredell County Animal Services achieves Bronze Level Adoption Partner status

    Iredell County Animal Services (ICAS) is proud to be recognized by PetSmart Charities as a Bronze Medal Status Adoption Partner. Read on...
58. 

    Being informed leads to lives saved

    What is OnSolve (CodeRED)? What type of alerts will I get? How is this different from HyperReach? Check out this list of frequently asked questions for the County's new emergency notifications platform. Read on...
59. 

    Iredell County Health Department urges residents to stay aware of potential scams

    In an effort to protect client privacy and prevent misinformation, the Iredell County Health Department is urging residents to be cautious of unverified text or email messages claiming to contain medical test results or lab results. Read on...
60. 

    County Commissioners approve updates to solicitation and public property ordinances

    Iredell County Board of Commissioners approved unanimously to amend two chapters in the Code of Ordinances — Article IV, Chapter 7.5 related to soliciting at private homes and Chapter 10.5 concerning issues related to parking on County property. Read on...
61. 

    Board of Commissioners pass resolution supporting referendum regarding Board structure

    On December 5, 2023, the Iredell County Board of Commissioners passed a Resolution in Support of a Referendum to the Voters Regarding the Structure of the Board. The referendum will be on the March 5, 2024, ballot. Read on...

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1. Thank You, American Renaissance School, for Supporting Our Deputies

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2. Welcome Deputy Rowe

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3. Stray Livestock Auction

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4. Leadership Statesville Gets Behind-the-Scenes Look at Iredell County Sheriff’s Office

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5. Food Lion - Sweet Treats

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6. Deputy Fleming - Mitchell Community College

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1. Thu, Feb 19

   Cardio/Stretch - Group Exercise Class

2. Thu, Feb 19

   Pick Up Pickleball

3. Thu, Feb 19

   Yoga - Group Exercise Class

4. Thu, Feb 19

   Lake Norman Marine Commission Meeting

1. Fri, Feb 20

   Step Aerobics - Group Exercise

2. Fri, Feb 20

   Total Strength - Group Exercise Class

3. Fri, Feb 20

   Pick Up Pickleball

4. Sat, Feb 21

   Yoga - Group Exercise Class

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