NEWS

Birt, Jr. Joins Stallings Town Council

Stallings welcomes its newest Council Member Billy Birt, Jr. to the District Seat 5. Mr. Birt was sworn in on Monday, April 15 and immediately got to work in a budget session. Welcome to The Stallings Way, Mr. Birt!

Stallings Chief Plyler Retires After 35 Years

Stallings Police Chief Minor E. Plyler, Jr. has retired after over 35 years of service in law enforcement/emergency services. Appointed as Stallings Police Chief in June 2012, Plyler has served five law enforcement agencies over his career including a five-year stint as the Director of Emergency Communications/911 for Union County.  

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Caught Ya! - Ashley Platts

Caught Ya, Ashley! Director of Parks and Recreation Ashley Platts received the Caught Ya Award for going above and beyond to help a citizen resolve an issue for another department. That’s the Stallings Way!

Stallings 101

Announcing Stallings 101 - A Citizens Academy covering everything Stallings.

This series of informative presentations will cover the history of Stallings, how Town government works, police and fire services, and new transportation projects. Learn about school options, charter schools...

Union County Critical Intersection List

The Union County Planning Department, in coordination with the 14 municipalities in the county, is opening a 30-day input period on the development of a critical intersection list. This list of intersections will guide local efforts in securing grants and coordinate efforts between the municipalities, County, and the NCDOT in improving the county’s...

Stallings Groundbreaking Ceremony

On Tuesday, March 5, Stallings held a Groundbreaking Ceremony for the New Town Hall and Public Works Facilities. These two new facilites will house new Council Chambers, Parks and Recreation Staff, and Public Works Staff. The entire project will be complete by October 2019. Thank you to all who came out to celebrate with us!

Caught Ya! - Cpl. Mario Zepeda

Caught Ya, Cpl. Mario Zepeda! Because of his quick response and selflessness, a missing juvenile was returned safely to her parents! Congratulations, Cpl. Zepeda, on receiving the Stallings Caught Ya Award for a job well done!

Stallings Council Seat Vacancy

The Stallings Town Council is now accepting letters of interest for the District 5 Council Seat. The candidate must be eligible to vote in Stallings and reside in Stallings District 5 (the general area of the neighborhoods of Stonewood, Spring Hill, Curry Place, Eastwood Forest, Kingsberry, Parkside, Morningside, Brookfield, and Kerry Greens). The...

Public Comment Opportunity for NCDOT Projects

Area residents will get a chance to learn more about the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s draft 10-Year transportation plan for 2020-2029 at a week-long open house in Albemarle this week. The department unveiled its proposed funding and construction plan in January with more than 1,600 transportation projects across the state.

The...

New Town Hall and Public Works Facilities Underway

After over two years of careful planning, tweeking, and discussion, things are now moving on the Stallings New Town Hall and Public Works Facility. We are excited to put a great vision into action!

Stallings Honors Staff Members

Stallings announced its two annual staff awards on Thursday, December 20 to two deserving recipients. Code Enforcement Officer Kolleen Dickinson received the 2018 Marie K. Garris Employee of the Year Award and Sgt. Rodney Ivey received the 2018 Lucy Drake Officer of Year Award. Congratulations to both!

Caught Ya - Assoc. Engineer Kevin Parker

Associate Engineer Kevin Parker received the Caught Ya Award on November 28. Mr. Parker voluntarily worked outside of his normal duties and successfully reworked the administration camera monitoring system saving the Town the expense on replacing the system. Congratulations, Kevin!

Caught Ya - Sgt. Ben Davis

Sgt. Ben Davis received the Caught Ya Award at Stallings Fest on October 20, 2018. Sgt. Davis displayed excellent customer service skills and effort in organizing this year's National Night Out among several Stallings neighborhoods. Congratulations, Sgt. Davis!

Sgt. Davis is pictured with Council Members Martin, Steele, and Scholl and...

Atrium Health Desires to Locate New Hospital in Stallings

Atrium Health applies for Certificate of Need for new hospital campus in western Union County

As part of Atrium Health’s mission to improve health, elevate hope and advance healing – for all, and in order to bring high quality and convenient access to care for the residents of western Union County, Atrium Health...

Caught Ya - Cpl Grant Wrenn

In the past several weeks, Corporal Grant Wrenn has gone above the call of duty by aggressively working drug interdiction and enforcement in the Town of Stallings. Cpl. Wrenn has worked tirelessly to stem the sale and distribution of illegal drugs in our Town by using advanced surveillance and proactive criminal enforcement methods to identify and...

NC Quick Pass

With the Monroe Expressway scheduled to open in November, NC Quick Pass opened two customer service centers on Tuesday, Oct. 2.

NC Quick Pass is the North Carolina Turnpike Authority's toll collection program for the Triangle Expressway and future Monroe Expressway. NC Quick Pass offers drivers two ways to pay for tolls: a prepaid transponder...

Caught Ya - Linda Tamilia

The Town of Stallings is recognizing Linda Tamilia, Parks and Recreation Administrator, for checking on a customer at the Civic Building when she noticed they needed help on a Saturday. Her quick thinking and problem solving repaired the issue at hand. She stayed to monitor the rental on a day off in the Council Chambers due to software errors. 

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Caught Ya - Susan Dellinger

The Town of Stallings is recognizing Susan Dellinger, Administrative Services Manager for the Stallings Police Department, for leading a safety program that reduced our worker compensation experience modification rate. She saved the Town approximately $25,000.

Town Council Priorities

FY 2018-19 TOWN COUNCIL PRIORITIES

1.  Improve Transportation Infrastructure/Reduce Congestion
   1. Develop street cross-sections.
   2. Advocate to NC DOT on a regular basis for improvements.
   3. Explore greenway opportunities and...