Non-emergency alerts range from traffic and weather alerts, to information regarding solid waste collection and special events. The CharMeck Alerts Notification System relays accurat e and timely emergency notifications. Resources from Metrolina Healthcare Preparedness Coalition (MHPC). By signing up to participate in the system you are registering for emergency alerts. You do not have permission to perform this action or access this resource. This method only subscribes you to emergency alerts. CMPD Animal Care & Control – 8315 Byrum Drive Charlotte, NC 28273 Monday – Friday: 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. Saturday-Sunday: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. City Solid Waste Services is preparing for inclement weather by making alternate collection plans. These plans will be based on current weather conditions and will be communicated with the community. It takes much longer to stop on ice and snow. Crews will be working overnight to treat roads. Clear it: Scrape windows and brush off snow, even from the roof. Charlotte Area Transit System will run a regular schedule for CATS buses, LYNX trains and CityLYNX streetcars. It can be obtained at the CMPD Animal Care & Control Shelter. Roads will be evaluated throughout as conditions change and work will be adjusted as needed. Black ice will re-form quickly as temperatures drop. Pay attention barricades placed in the roadway by law enforcement. Residents should stay away from the affected area. The current browser does not support Web pages that contain the IFRAME element. Take precautions to keep your pets warm, dry and safe. An email address is required to register using this method. Please turn on JavaScript and try again. Unsubscribe or Edit Account. The Airport remains open and operational. the possibility of black ice forming overnight. To receive CDOT-specific alerts, you must sign up for that item in the list.​​. All security checkpoints are open. If you would no longer like to receive CharMeck Alerts or wish to edit the method you receive them, please click here to login to your account. Collection services include garbage, recyclables, yard waste and bulky waste. You can receive up-to-the-minute notifications about events and emergencies that may affect your home, workplace or other points of interest—anywhere in Mecklenburg County. For more information, visit http://curbit.charlottenc.gov or call CharMeck 311 or 704-336-7600. 2) Download the Everbridge Contact application from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and register your device. Registration takes approximately five (5) minutes and allows you to enter up to (5) locations within the county. SpotCrime is a public facing crime map and crime alert service. Icy conditions can be called in to CharMeck 311 (704-336-7600 if outside Mecklenburg County. The Charlotte Department of Transportation started treating area bridges, culverts and selected streets with salt brine today (Wednesday). You control how you’re contacted - whether on your mobile, work or home phone, via text, email or voice message. Black ice will re-form quickly as temperatures drop. Our goal is to provide the most accurate and timely crime information to the public. During the registration process you can pick and choose which additional, non-emergency, alerts you would like to register for. If you would no longer like to receive CharMeck Alerts or wish to edit the method you receive them, CharMeck Alerts is an emergency and non-emergency alert notification system. American Airlines is resuming departures out of Charlotte Douglas International Airport. Customers are advised to use caution in these areas. Please enable scripts and reload this page. Thursday and Friday customers will be picked up on Friday. With SpotCrime, it’s easier than ever to check crime anywhere in the United States and many other countries worldwide. 4) E-mail CMEMO at charmeckem@charlottenc.gov to request a registration form to be mailed to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management Office (address pre-printed on form). Registration takes approximately five (5) minutes and allows you to enter up to (5) locations within the county. Beginning at 10 p.m. today, City Street Maintenance crews will be operating on a "Condition B." This condition calls for 32 trucks, 64 crew members and necessary support staff. Crews will be working in 12 hour shifts starting at 7 a.m. Friday through 7 p.m. Saturday.​. Recent CharMeck Alerts. You can receive up-to-the-minute notifications about events and emergencies that may affect your home, workplace or other points of interest—anywhere in Mecklenburg County. Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT). CHARMECK ALERTS The CharMeck Alerts Notification System relays accurat​e and timely emergency notifications. Equipment is ready for use and CATS staff and contractors are on alert and ready to take action. Report icy conditions to CharMeck 311 or street maintenance at 704-336-3200. 3) Call 3-1-1 This option is for those individuals who do not have an email address or access to a computer. Airfield is clear and returned to normal conditions. Transit riders are advised to visit the CATS website​ for updates and schedule changes. Should conditions worsen, customers should go to www.ridetransit.org "Inclement Weather" page for the most up-to-date information. Motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians are advised to be cautious when near trucks treating roads and to leave extra space between them and other vehicles. Airport - The Airport remains open and operational. Travelers should check with their air​​​ carriers regarding flight cancellations and delays.​ Additional system-wide activity can be found here. Brake carefully: Slow down and brake early. Snow crews will be activated at 11 p.m. and will work in 12-hour shifts throughout the night to clear the runways. CHARMECK ALERTS The CharMeck Alerts Notification System relays accurat e and timely emergency notifications. Residents are asked to treat the sidewalks adjacent to their property. Motorists are cautioned about driving and. You can also call 311 and request to be unsubscribed. regarding flight cancellations and delays.​ Additional system-wide activity can be found, Charlotte area forecast and weather advisories. If inclement weather delays pickup, leave carts out until they are collected. There are four (4) ways to register for CharMeck Alerts: 1) Visit the CharMeck Alerts website and complete the registration process online. American Airlines is resuming departures out of Charlotte Douglas International Airport. Sign up here or call CharMeck 311. CATS will post regular updates regarding routes and its detours due to inclement weather. Public parking lots are wet and slushy in places. please click, For Additional Questions, please check the. Motorists are cautioned about driving and the possibility of black ice forming overnight. CharMeck Alerts allows you to decide what types of alerts you would like to receive and how you would like to receive them. Buses and light rail - ​CATS bus service and LYNX light rail are running normally. Pack a sack: Your safety kit should include warm gloves, flashlights, blankets, shovel, snow brush, window scraper and a bag of sand (traction aid in case you get stuck). Residents are asked to treat the sidewalks adjacent to their property. Access denied. Limit two bales of straw per owner. Should service schedules be altered, place carts at the curb per the collection schedule and leave them there until they have been collected. Report icy conditions to CharMeck 311 or street maintenance at 704-336-3200. CMPD Animal Care & Control has received a donation of straw to help pet owners who need assistance obtaining proper bedding and shelter for their pets. CATS has begun preparing sand and ice-melting product to be used to treat Blue Line rail station platforms, Gold Line Streetcar station platforms, the Rail Skip Trail, facilities and Park and Rides. All three parallel runways are now open. Passwords can be reset from this page as well. You control how you’re contacted—whether it’s on your cell, work or home phone, via text, email or voice message. CharMeck Alerts. You control how you’re contacted—whether it’s on your cell, work or home phone, via text, email or voice message. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management recommends signing up for CharMeck Alerts at www.charmeckalerts.org to receive emergency notifications. It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Travelers should keep a close eye on any potential cancellations as the weather conditions change. Dial 911 for emergencies or accidents. Roadway conditions are reported as wet. An inclement weather team is on standby. Anyone who lives, works or travels through Mecklenburg Country is encouraged to register for the system. Alerts are geographically targeted and include options for both emergency alerts and non-emergency alerts related to your local government services. Please turn on JavaScript and try again. Charlotte Department of Transportation (CDOT). CharMeck Alerts is an emergency and non-emergency alert notification system. Avoid sudden actions: Sudden actions like jerking the steering wheel or slamming on the breaks can cause you to spin out and crash. Dial 911 for emergencies or accidents. ​​​​​​​​​​Charlotte Department of Transportation (CDOT). CharMeck 311 is prepared to open if the need presents itself. To use this Web Part, you must use a browser that supports this element, such as Internet Explorer 7.0 or later. Please enable scripts and reload this page. Official website for the city of Charlotte, North Carolina. If you are unable to bring outdoor animals inside into your heated living space but have a garage or basement, place proper bedding or straw in those areas as temperatures can drop below freezing in unheated areas. CATS will continue to operate on a regular schedule as conditions are monitored. An email address is required to register using this method. It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Do not go into the river or floodwaters - no canoes or boats, etc. The CharMeck Alerts Notification System relays accurate and timely notifications of the information you want and need to know—straight from your local leaders.