Centralina Regional Council

Centralina Regional Council is a public organization based in Charlotte, North Carolina, serving a nine-county region in the state. Established in 1968, Centralina is governed by a Board of Delegates comprised of member governments and is one of 16 regional councils authorized by the North Carolina General Assembly. Centralina provides a range of planning, coordination, program management, advocacy, and technical assistance services to its member governments. These services are delivered through its various departments and affiliates, aiming to address regional issues and opportunities. The organization's regional framework facilitates collaboration among local governments from across the nine counties, allowing them to work together on area-wide planning initiatives. Centralina acts as a champion for the entire region, focusing on creating comprehensive solutions that benefit communities of all sizes and enhance the region's competitiveness on a national and international level. Their approach involves working across regional, community, and individual levels to achieve their mission. For more information about Centralina Regional Council and its services, please visit their website at centralina.org.