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Town Planning and Community Development Department Unveils Newly Implemented Plan Software

The Town of Mooresville’s Planning & Community Development department has added a new software program, idtPlans, that will make the land development plan and permit submittal process faster for applicants, starting on August 2.

Danny Wilson,...

Mooresville Youth Council begins new member recruitment

The Mooresville Youth Council is now accepting applications from high school students until September 1, offering teens a phenomenal and fun opportunity to serve the community, while learning about the ins-and-outs of local government.

Council members, who...

Mooresville receives 2021 Best Overnight City Award

Mooresville, NC has been announced as the winner of the 2021 Best Overnight City Award on the Great Race Tour.  The Mooresville Downtown Commission (MDC) hosted the stopover in Downtown Mooresville on Saturday, June 26, with mor...

Mayor, At-Large Commissioner election to be held in 2021

As 2021 is a year following a federal decennial census, some municipalities must evaluate and revise existing electoral district boundaries to account for growth and population changes. Since the recent census data has been delayed, several municipalities...

Town of Mooresville Requests Ordinance Adherence

In an effort to support businesses during the COVID-19 lockdown, the Town of Mooresville suspended strict enforcement of sign regulations. During this time, the Town noticed a significant increase in signage being placed on power poles. This type of signa...

Accelerate Mooresville 2030 Quarterly Report

First quarterly report from the newly adopted strategic economic development plan.

Town Cemetery Office Makes a Move to Parks & Recreation

In an ongoing effort to streamline the Town of Mooresville’s services, the Town’s Cemetery Office will move from the Finance Department at Town Hall to Parks & Recreation Administration, 418 Carpenter Avenue, effective July 1.

Parks...

Pedal Moore(sville) Steering Committee seeks resident input

The Pedal Moore(sville) Steering Committee is seeking input from residents at two upcoming drop-in events about future bicycle facilities in Mooresville, including greenways, separated bike lanes, quiet streets, and bicycle-related goals.

On Thursday, July...

District Attorney Andrew M. Gregson Press Release Re: Mooresville Police Department

PRESS RELEASE

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 Date: June 18, 2021

From: District Attorney Andrew M. Gregson - Prosecutorial District 37 (Randolph County)           ...

Public Meeting for Proposed Text Amendment

Business Signage Permits

Due to the pandemic’s effect on businesses over the last year, the Town of Mooresville temporarily relaxed its sign permitting standards, helping those who might be struggling to advertise their services more freely and attract customers. As the...

Waterline Repair

A contractor for the Town will be making a repair to an aged waterline, located at the intersection of West Wilson and Lowrance Avenues, on Thursday, May 27. Water service should not be affected while this repair is being made. Traffic control measures wi...

Gov. Roy Cooper issues Executive Order 215

Mooresville Youth Council holds Dog Mayor Contest

In anticipation of the grand opening of the Officer Jordan H. Sheldon Memorial Dog Park on June 5, the Mooresville Youth Council is sponsoring the 2021 Mooresville “Dog Mayor” Contest on its Instagram account. 

The contest will...

Waterline repair on West Wilson and Lowrance Avenues

The Town of Mooresville must make an unexpected repair to an aged waterline, located at the intersection of West Wilson and Lowrance Avenues, on Wednesday, May 5.  While we will do our best to make the necessary repair quickly and minimize your w...

Gov. Cooper issues Executive Order 209, easing restrictions and increasing mass gathering limits

On Wednesday, April 28, Gov. Cooper announced an executive order easing the mask mandate restrictions for outdoor gatherings. Masks will no longer be required outdoors, but will continue to be required indoors in public places. Additionally, the mass gath...

Gov. Cooper issues Executive Order 204, Further Easing COVID-19 Restrictions

During a COVID-19 press briefing on March 23, Gov. Cooper issued Executive Order 204, which increased maximum occupancy limits in a variety of businesses, such as retail shops, museums and sports venues. Additionally, the curfew for alcohol sales has been...

Bicycle Plan Public Survey

The Town is in the process of updating its 2008 Bike Plan in order to program and prioritize bike projects in Mooresville, and we're looking for your input. There are currently two opportunities to participate in the plan:1) Take the survey at ht...

Gov. Cooper Announces Group 4 Will Be Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine March 17

During a COVID-19 briefing on March 11, Governor Roy Cooper and the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Mandy K. Cohen, M.D. announced beginning on March 17, people in Group 4 who have a medical condition that puts them at hig...

Governor Cooper eases COVID-19 restrictions with Executive Order 195

During the press briefing on February 24, Gov. Roy Cooper issued Executive Order 195, easing some of the restrictions established by previous orders. Cooper cited an improvement of COVID-19 case numbers as the reason behind the move. The order lifts the m...

Gov. Cooper outlines plan for allocating federal COVID-19 relief funds

In a press briefing on February 4, Governor Roy Cooper outlined a plan for allocating federal COVID-19 relief funds for immediate needs and investing state resources to help North Carolina communities build back as the state turns the corner on the pandem...

Governor Cooper issues Executive Order 189, extends Stay-At-Home order

During the press briefing on January 27, Governor Roy Cooper extended the current modified stay-at-home order until February 28. Additionally, Gov. Cooper extended the state's eviction moratorium and to-go mixed beverage ordering March 31. More informatio...

Iredell County Health Department administers COVID-19 vaccines at Mazeppa Park

The Iredell County Health Department will administer COVID-19 vaccines at Mazeppa Park in Mooresville on Thursday, January 14 starting at 10 a.m. This week’s vaccines are available for Health Care Workers offering care to COVID-19 patients, Long Term Care...

Gov. Cooper issues Executive Order 188, extending modified Stay At Home orders

During a press briefing on January 6, Governor Cooper issued Executive Order 188, which extended the current modified Stay At Home order until January 29. The executive order can be read in its entirety at https://mooresvillenc.gov/DocumentCenter/View/580...

Officer Sheldon Memorial Dog Park Virtual Groundbreaking

In the midst of a pandemic, this community still makes big things happen. Please watch the virtual groundbreaking of the Officer Jordan H. Sheldon Memorial Dog Park. Thank you to Jordan’s family and our corporate and community sponsors for takin...

Governor Cooper issues modified Stay At Home Executive Order

During the press briefing on December 8, Gov. Roy Cooper announced a modified Stay At Home Executive Order.The order states that "all North Carolinians are required to stay at home and travel only for work or to obtain essential goods or services dur...

Iredell County COVID-19 Public Service Announcement

Leaders throughout Iredell County have an important message concerning COVID-19.

Mooresville Police Warn About Phone Scam

Mooresville Police Department is warning residents of another phone scam circulating in the area. Scammers are falsely claiming there is a warrant for not showing up for court and they are using the names of actual Mooresville Police officers, past and pr...

Gov. Cooper issues Executive Order 180

During a press briefing on Nov. 23, Gov. Roy Cooper issued an executive order increasing face covering requirements to "prevent the rapid spread of COVID-19." The order adds additional circumstances in which people are required to wear Face Cove...

Gov. Cooper extends Phase III, reduces indoor gathering limit

During a press briefing on Nov. 10, Gov. Cooper announced that Phase III will continue for North Carolina, with a reduced indoor gathering limit of 10 people. For more information about the changes in Phase III, visit https://www.mooresvillenc.gov/Documen...

Scheduled Software Maintenance

Due to scheduled software maintenance, the Billing Office will close today, October 6, at 1 p.m. We will not be able to access accounts, accept payments, or process any applications for employment after that time. We anticipate all services being back onl...

Gov. Cooper announces North Carolina will move into Phase 3

During a press briefing on Sept. 30, Gov. Roy Cooper announced that North Carolina will move into Phase 3, starting Oct. 2 at 5 p.m. Some of the changes include capacity at movie theaters (30 percent capacity or 100 people, whichever is less) bars (outdoo...

Extra Precautions Taken With Online Bill Pay

Tyler Technologies, a financial software provider used by the Town of Mooresville, is responding to a security breach incident involving their internal phones and network. The Town of Mooresville has been assured by both Tyler Technologies and our third p...

Online Bill Payment Unaffected By Reported Cyber Attack

On Wednesday, there was a cyber attack on the financial software provider used by many local governments, including the Town of Mooresville. As soon as we learned of the issue, the Town shut down our online bill pay system and other financial transactions...

Gov. Cooper announces $40 million COVID-19 relief program for small businesses

NCDHHS launches new app designed to help slow COVID spread

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has launched a COVID-19 Exposure Notification app called ‘SlowCOVIDNC’ today, Sept. 22. The app will help North Carolinians slow the spread of the virus by alerting them when t...

Gov. Cooper announces Phase A can move forward for elementary schools

Gov. Roy Cooper has issued the following press release concerning Phase A for North Carolina  public school districts and charter schools:

After several weeks of stable COVID-19 trends and continued low virus spread in school settings, Governor Ro...

Gov. Cooper moves North Carolina into Phase 2.5

On Sept. 1, Gov. Roy Cooper issued Executive Order 163, which moves North Carolina into Phase 2.5 starting on September 4 at 5 p.m. This order changes the amount of people allowed in mass gatherings (from 25 to 50), reopens playgrounds, and reopens busine...

Town of Mooresville receives Charlotte Preservation Award

The Town of Mooresville was recently recognized with the “Preservation in a Small/Medium Community” award at the 2020 Charlotte Preservation Awards for its collaboration with Brushcan Custom Murals of Asheville on the restoration and r...

Gov. Cooper extends Phase II

During a press briefing at 4 p.m. on August 5, Gov. Roy Cooper stated that North Carolina will stay in Phase II for an additional five weeks. Phase II was previously set to expire on August 7. The mask mandate is also still in place during this time, requ...

Town of Mooresville 2020 Citizens Academy postponed

The Mooresville Citizens Academy, which typically runs throughout the months of September and October, has been postponed due to COVID-19. With the many hands-on and group activities that the Academy offers, social distancing would not be feasible while g...

Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) and Lowe's offer grants to small businesses

Thanks to a $55 million significant commitment grant from Lowe’s, the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) will be providing emergency grant assistance to small businesses who are feeling financial pressure because of the COVID-19 pandem...

Town offers residents a new way to communicate with Text My Gov

The Town of Mooresville values communication with our residents and strives to quickly provide answers and address concerns. With that in mind, the Town has started using Text My Gov as a way to guide residents to resources and report potential issues. Te...

Changes to Town Water and Sewer Deposits

As of February 1, the Town of Mooresville will be changing the required deposit amounts for new water and sewer customers or those transferring their services within Town limits.Previously, the Town determined the amount of required deposit according to w...