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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department

Municipal police department, City of Charlotte

Coverage (6 articles)

Coffee With a Cop Skips August, Returns September 11

Nell Thomas·

The August 14 Coffee with a Cop at Ballantyne Summit Coffee was called off that morning. The meetup resumed September 11, and organizers have added a second September gathering on Friday, September 25.

Coffee With a Cop, Ballantyne

Stroll Ballantyne Country Club·

Coffee with a Cop brings neighbors and CMPD officers together over a cup of coffee at Ballantyne Summit Coffee, the second Friday of each month, 9 to 11 a.m. Next up: an extra gathering Friday, September 25, with a taco truck on site.

Stroll Ballantyne August 2026 Issue, Free Online

Nell Thomas·

The August 2026 edition of Stroll Ballantyne Country Club is out and free to read online. Inside: the Pink Bow Campaign cover story, Precious Pets Bruno and Benji, La Paz Global, Stroll Into Wellness, Coffee with a Cop, and the full PDF download.

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CMPD Gets Undercover Cars in 7-3 Charlotte Council Vote

The Charlotte Mercury·

A week after CMPD named seven officers in a racially charged text-message case, Charlotte City Council approved new undercover cars for the department, 7-3, setting aside a motion to delay.

Coffee with a Cop Meets Second Fridays in Ballantyne

The Charlotte Mercury·

On the second Friday of every month from 9 to 11 a.m., Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officers are at Ballantyne Summit Coffee on Conlan Circle to take questions and hear concerns over a cup of coffee. Stroll Providence joins each month and invites neighbors along.

Charlotte Approves 10 p.m. Curfew Pilot for Minors, 9-2

The Charlotte Mercury·

Starting Nov. 1, Charlotte residents under 18 must be off the streets by 10 p.m., with exceptions, under a pilot that runs through August 2027. The police chief promised no traffic stops on curfew suspicion alone, a policy CMPD has not yet written.

Charlotte Debates What a Youth Curfew Pilot Would Test

The Charlotte Mercury·

Council approved neither a new curfew nor a pilot Monday. Charlotte's police chief asked to explore a test of the 9 p.m. rule, while members proposed different measures, limits, and timelines.

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