City of Mount Holly Tourism Development Authority Meeting
The board addressed a budget transfer to cover funding for a community drone show. Other key discussion topics included a presentation regarding the contract and deliverables for a 5-Year Strategic Plan, a review of visitor trends based on an AI-driven tourism report, and a budget analysis presentation.
Jul 15, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City of Mount Holly Tourism Development Authority Tourism Development Authority Meeting
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The meeting included an introduction to the Authority's mission and history, a discussion regarding the nomination of TDA officers, and the establishment of a meeting calendar for 2026-2027. The board reviewed and approved amended Bylaws, received a presentation on the strategic planning process, and considered a proposal for a drone light show to commemorate 9/11 and the America 250 initiative. Additionally, the first-quarter budget was presented, covering costs for the strategic plan, marketing, summer concert series, the drone show, and the annual lantern parade.
Jun 8, 2026·Board meeting
Mount Holly City Council City Council Meeting
The meeting included the presentation of proclamations honoring a long-serving planning commission member and celebrating a resident's milestone birthday. The Council held public hearings and approved both the fiscal year 2027 budget and a request to rezone a property from R12 single-family residential to B3 general business. Additionally, the Council received public recognition regarding the success of a local arts and cultural festival.
Mar 23, 2026·Board meeting
Mount Holly City Council Work Session
The City Council conducted a work session to discuss several key items. Presentations included an update on the upcoming 'Get to Know Gaston' community event, which aims to provide residents with information about local services and departments in an engaging, family-friendly environment. The Public Works Department presented a proposal to transition from outright capital purchases of sanitation trucks to a lease-purchase agreement, citing potential benefits such as consistent maintenance coverage, improved fleet reliability, and better budget planning as the city faces anticipated growth.