The Mecklenburg County Department of Internal Audit is an independent assurance and consulting activity. The department helps the organization accomplish its objectives by evaluating and improving the effectiveness of governance, risk management and control processes.  

Most people who become infected with COVID-19 will recover without needing medical care. But it's important to monitor your symptoms and seek emergency medical attention if symptoms are severe. 

You can always call your healthcare provider to find out if you should be tested. If you do not have a health care provider and need help finding one, contact Mecklenburg County Public Health.

Mecklenburg County Asset and Facility Management is responsible for managing County-owned real estate and providing master planning, space planning, architectural design and construction administration services for County facilities. AFM also manages the maintenance of County buildings with the exception of Park and Recreation facilities.  

Department Overview

Mecklenburg County Land Use and Environmental Services Agency (LUESA) is an umbrella organization providing many key services to Mecklenburg County residents. LUESA's responsibilities range from enforcing building and zoning codes to managing water and air resources for future generations. 

The Mecklenburg County Asset and Facility Management Department (AFM) is responsible for managing County-owned real estate and providing master planning, space planning, architectural design and construction administration services for County facilities. AFM also manages the maintenance of County buildings with the exception of Park and Recreation facilities.   

Strategic Planning and Evaluation is a division of the Mecklenburg County Manager’s Office. The division is responsible for developing and managing the County’s corporate strategic business plan, coordinating with department directors on strategic planning, managing the annual Employee Climate Survey and assisting with other internal priorities throughout the organization.  

In 2021, as Mecklenburg County faced a number of challenges in the aftermath of the COVID-19 virus, the American Rescue Plan Act provided over $215 million in recovery funds to aid a strong and equitable recovery. In response, the Mecklenburg County COVID-19 Strategic Recovery Plan and Application Process was developed.

The Mecklenburg County Fire Marshal's Office has four core objectives that ensure exceptional delivery of public safety services to our customers and the different communities that we service throughout the year: Investigation, Education, Prevention, and Protection.