Where to find Huntersville and Mecklenburg County public notices: the statewide ncnotices.com search, town notices and rezoning signs, county and court notices.

Last checked Oct. 11, 2026. This page is an index, not an official publication. Huntersville Today does not publish legal notices, and nothing on this page satisfies a legal notice requirement. Follow the links to the official notices.

In North Carolina, notices that governments and courts must publish (meetings, hearings, budgets, property tax matters, foreclosures, estates, name changes and more) run in newspapers. The North Carolina Press Association collects them in one free search. The Town of Huntersville also posts its own notices online. Town questions: 704-875-6541.

Where to look

The statewide search: ncnotices.com

ncnotices.com gathers notices first published in newspapers across North Carolina. It is free to search and you can sign up for email alerts. It covers government meetings and hearings, elections and annexations, budgets and property taxes, ordinances, foreclosures, and court notices such as estates, lawsuits and assumed names. Search “Huntersville” or your street name.

Town of Huntersville

The town’s Public Notices page lists notices by month. Recent ones include:

  • January 2026: notice of special called meetings Jan. 29 and 30
  • November 2025: a finding of no significant impact and notice of intent to request the balance of funds
  • October 2025: release of federal community project funds for the Huntersville lot acquisition for affordable housing project, and the town’s intent to abandon and close part of Thread Lane (formerly North Main Street)
  • September 2025: a traffic calming request for Maple Branch Drive
  • March 2025: a traffic calming request for Dellwood Drive
  • January 2025: sale of town property

Rezoning notices. For every proposed rezoning, the town must post a sign on the parcel with the proposal number (such as R23-00) and the hearing date, and mail notices to all owners and tenants within 500 feet, 10 to 25 days before the meeting, according to the town’s public hearing notices page. Search the proposal number on the town’s website for the full file.

Meetings. The Board of Commissioners meets the first and third Tuesday at 6 p.m., and the Planning Board usually the fourth Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Agendas are on the CivicClerk portal. The next board meetings are Tuesday, Oct. 20; Monday, Nov. 2; and Tuesday, Nov. 17. Our building permits and zoning guide explains each step.

Mecklenburg County

Schools

How to use notices

  • Search your street or subdivision name on ncnotices.com to catch rezonings and hearings near you.
  • Watch for rezoning signs and mailed notices from the town; they carry the hearing date.
  • Check the dates. Many notices set a deadline to comment or object.

What this means for you

  • The newspaper notice, and the government’s own posting, are the official record.
  • ncnotices.com is the quickest single search for anything published in Mecklenburg County.
  • Town notices and agendas are on the town’s own pages, linked above.

Related: who to call in town government and Mecklenburg County property taxes.

Frequently asked questions

Where are public notices published for Huntersville?

North Carolina public notices run in newspapers. The North Carolina Press Association collects them in a free statewide search at ncnotices.com. The town also posts its own notices on its Public Notices page.

No. This page is an index that points to the official notices. It is not an official publication, and nothing here meets a legal notice requirement.

How will I know about a rezoning near my house in Huntersville?

The town posts a sign on the property with the proposal number and hearing date, and mails notices to owners and tenants within 500 feet 10 to 25 days before the meeting.

Where are Huntersville Board of Commissioners agendas?

On the town’s CivicClerk portal, huntersvillenc.portal.civicclerk.com. The board meets the first and third Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m., with meetings streamed on YouTube.