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This page features a number of local government and economic development links for your use. Some of those pages feature other helpful links. T. Jerry believes they will be helpful in your quest for local government information about the counties, cities, towns and villages of North Carolina. However, as referenced on his home page, the information contained herein is based on best available sources. This site does not guarantee accuracy of web links that are often subject to change and does not assume responsibility for the use of information found on other links. All information critical to a viewer or reader and/or their business or associates should be verified independently.
North Carolina League of Municiplities
North Carolina Association of County Commissioners
North Carolina Association of Regional Councils of Government
North Carolina City and County Management Association
School of Government at UNC Chapel Hil, NC
The Municipal Code Corporation is a search source for city codes adopted in many North Carolina towns and cities. Therefore, we are linking this page to the Municipal Code Corporation. You may want to search North Carolina and other states. However, please note these codes may not always be kept updated. Therefore, if you have a specific question we recommend you check with the local city attorney's office.
Municipal Code Corporation
If you have questions about business taxes, including sales tax collections by the state or by a county or municipality, you may find your answers or determine the answers by reviewing information and tax data found on the link below. The North Carolina Department of Revenue Home Page will also lead you to those other sections of the NCDOR site related to individuals and practitioners. --T. Jerry Williams
NC Department of Revenue-Business
In 1931 the North Carolina General Assembly established the Local Government Commission (LGC) to help address the problems in local government finance. The LGC, established by G.S. 159-3, provides assistance to local governments and public authorities in North Carolina. It is staffed by the Department of State Treasurer and approves the issuance of debt for all units of local government and assists those units. The full LGC meets every other month, with a four member executive committee meeting in the months when the full LGC does not meet. Special meetings also may occasionally be called to consider a proposed financing in a timely manner.
For more information on the LGC just click on the link below.
Local Government Commission
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