Eviction Prevention and Housing Stability
Mecklenburg County
Summary
A new report shows a critical shortage of affordable housing for the county's lowest-income residents, leading to increased homelessness and housing instability. The board discussed the need for better alignment between city and county investments to address this crisis.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jul 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
The county invested over $42 million in housing and homelessness services in FY2025.
Low-income residents and individuals experiencing homelessness.
Residents struggling with rent burdens and those at risk of eviction.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Board of Commissioners — July 7, 2026
Residents testified about uninhabitable conditions, unresponsive caseworkers, and housing instability within the county's Continuum of Care program.
Board of Commissioners — May 28, 2026
The board added $100,000 for eviction prevention through Crisis Assistance Ministry to combat rising eviction rates and housing instability.
Board of Commissioners — February 17, 2026
A new report shows a critical shortage of affordable housing for the county's lowest-income residents, leading to increased homelessness and housing instability. The board discussed the need for better alignment between city and county investments to address this crisis.
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