I want to make it as easy as possible for citizens to request a meeting with me or for me to attend an event. With that in mind, we’ve created new forms to for submitting requests. Access them here: https://t.co/CWXOcc0CWb
In preparation for the incoming winter storm, the City of Charlotte has joined Mecklenburg County, the Town of Cornelius, the Town of Davidson, the Town of Huntersville, the Town of Matthews, the Town of Mint Hill and the Town of Pineville in declaring a State of Emergency. This State of Emergency will go into effect on Saturday, Jan. 24, at noon (12 p.m.). It will remain in effect until local leaders deem it safe to end.
This declaration helps our city, towns and county protect lives and property as we brace for the impacts of the winter storm. Learn more and stay up to date on all things related to this State of Emergency by following @CharMeckEM.
More information on how to stay safe during this State of Emergency can be found at https://t.co/aaY0dKIzA5.
Today, I announced that I’m running for re-election. Charlotte is a city of opportunity, and I’m proud of the progress we’ve made together. But, there is still work to do - and I’m ready to keep doing it.
Lynn Wheeler believed in her party and her city. She put residents first and politics second. She would build relationships ahead of difficult votes, most notably the arena relocation to Uptown. She was always prepared. Always for Charlotte. We send our condolences to her family.
It’s Election Day! Remember, polls will stay open until 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 7. Any voter in line at their assigned polling place at 7:30 p.m. will be able to vote. Don’t forget your ID and to vote for these little girls’ Mimi!
Thank you, Charlotte, for the chance to continue on in November’s General Election after we were able to secure over 85 percent of the vote in yesterday’s Democratic primary. See you at the polls this fall as we continue the journey to make Charlotte a more equitable city.
While early voting closed in Mecklenburg County today, I enjoyed casting my vote a few weeks ago with two of my grand daughters in tow! Polls open on Tuesday, Sept. 12 at 6:30am for the Democratic Primary. Please remember to get out to vote! #vilyles#votevilyles#vilylesformayor
I’m so excited to be endorsed again by @emilyslist. EMILYs List believes the most courageous thing you can do is put your name on the ballot, and they actively work to increase the number of women at every level of government. Thank you for endorsing me.
ENDORSEMENT ALERT: Higher Heights for America proudly endorses @ViLyles for re-election as Mayor of Charlotte. Her proven leadership has propelled Charlotte’s economic success, affordable housing initiatives, and community engagement. With her at the helm, Charlotte has thrived and become a model for growth and innovation. Let's keep moving forward with Vi Lyles!
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#BlackWomenLead #ShesGotNext
Right now, @USDOT is offering more than $8 billion in grants to communities looking to undertake transformative transportation projects. Don't miss out on this big opportunity! Learn about how your city can apply in our @leagueofcities blog: https://t.co/LX266fK6kZ
It's Friday, and we are 25 stories up at the @Lowes Tech Hub with the @PotionsPixels ArtCade!
Our Executive Director @MichaelZytkow suggested a picture of the beautiful #Charlotte skyline, but @Marcel_Solomon (Community Relations Manager at Lowe's) had something bigger in mind!
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Yesterday's #SCOTUS decision was a personal one for me!
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overcome the systemic barriers. Sadly, not much has changed. The recent SCOTUS decision weighs heavily on me as it takes us backwards. It undermines diversity efforts and deprives us of the opportunity to build shared experiences. This decision fails to address our (2/3)