CHARLOTTE,
N.C. (Feb. 2, 2018) – Charlotte City Council concluded its
annual strategy meeting on Friday by reviewing some of the city’s most critical
services.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Storm Water Services
On
Friday, City Council members reviewed the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water
Services program.
Looking ahead, Storm Water Services will begin developing a comprehensive plan,
refine eligibility criteria for new projects and continue developing preventive
maintenance strategies to extend the life of existing infrastructure, among
other initiatives.
Charlotte Water
City
Council members reviewed rate setting and financial planning for Charlotte
Water and discussed rate projections for fiscal year 2019. The City of
Charlotte will set a recommendation for water rates as part of the FY 2019
budget process.
Crisis communications
Council
members agreed to hold a tabletop exercise, a crisis event simulation focusing
on effective communication to the community.
To revisit the
discussions and materials from Charlotte City Council’s 2018 annual strategy
meeting, go to charlottenc.gov.
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