March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the contributions of women to our region, communities and lives. We’d like to take this time to thank the women that serve in our local governments as elected officials and public administrators, and those who go the extra mile on our Board of Delegates…
At home, Centralina Regional Council is taking a proactive approach to advocating for our region and supporting local governments in their own advocacy efforts. In a recent Centralina Learns, we invited our consultants to share tips for productive federal and state advocacy and engagement with local government staff…
Every second of every day, an older adult falls. Data shows that 80 billion dollars is spent each year on fall injuries and related medical care. Data also shows that the fall rates of older adults are steadily increasing and so is the older adult population, especially in North Carolina…
On February 26, 2025, Centralina Regional Council hosted a Centralina Learns event that brought together local leaders and federal, state and local emergency management professionals to discuss strategies for strengthening economic resilience…
Centralina Workforce Development Board’s NextGen program provides the best possible opportunity to find a job and keep it for eligible youth between the ages of 16 and 24. Through this program, staff members help students learn to set and accomplish goals, understand how to be a responsible employee and start down a solid career path…
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The video below highlights just a few of the ways that your departments can benefit from our wide array of services. Ready to get started? Email info@centralina.org.
In 2021, the Town of Indian Trail received $12.7 million through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) to offset negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Of this amount, $10 million was used to support non-profits and service organizations throughout the community. Since 2022, the Town has assisted numerous non-profits, service organizations, schools and first responders in providing additional resources to residents in Indian Trail and Union County, focusing on the most vulnerable populations, including children, senior citizens and those experiencing food and shelter needs.
In May of 2023, the Town of Davidson Police Department announced the implementation of a new Co-Responder Program. The Co-Responder program is housed within the Davidson Police Department (DPD) and utilizes a unique relationship between law enforcement officers and a trained clinician who provides a mobile, community-based service focused on mental health, substance use and situational crisis intervention services.
From historic neighborhoods and civil rights landmarks to museums and dedicated institutions, our region is rich with Black history. Between Centralina’s nine counties, there are countless sites that serve as essential touchpoints for education and reflection. This Black History Month, we invite you to learn about, honor and celebrate the stories that have shaped our communities. Here are three to get you started:
UPDATE: 1:30 p.m., Wednesday, January 29, 2025. The Office of Management and Budget has released a memo rescinding memo M-25-13, which was issued on January 27, 2025.