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Charlotte's Vision for the Future
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The traditional approach to the City’s Capital Investment Plan (CIP) has been successful in meeting the needs of our community, but Charlotte like other cities across the nation, is experiencing a number of social and economic changes that challenge us to think differently about what type of services and facilities we provide, and how we provide them.
The CIP provides information on resources allocated for projects related to each of the City of Charlotte’s five City Council focus Areas (Economic Development, Housing and Neighborhoods, Community Safety, Transportation and the Environment). More information on the City's Capital Budget
Projects in the CIP fall into three primary investment areas:
Investing in Corridors - To promote economic development, expansion and job creation
Increasing Connections - To increase connectivity with road projects, streetcar extension and infrastructure improvements
Improving Communities - To address affordable housing, neighborhood improvements and quality of life needs
Other Plans and Projects Underway
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Explore Charlotte's vision by clicking the map above
Statistical Snapshot of Charlotte
The City utilized data from many different sources when developing the CIP, including:
Population changes over the past ten years
Middle Class statistics
Public Assistance Recipients
Food Stamp Recipients
Elementary School performance
Single Family Home Tax Values
Mecklenburg County 2011 Revaluation
Bond Referenda History
City Property Tax Rates
 Copy of statistical information and analysis used during the CIP process
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