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City officials credit coordinated delivery model for faster implementation of neighborhood projects

September 05, 2026 | Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina


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City officials credit coordinated delivery model for faster implementation of neighborhood projects
City program lead Mackenzie Nowacki told attendees the Arrowood Strategic Investment Area pilot demonstrates a different way to deliver neighborhood projects, emphasizing interdepartmental coordination and community input. Nowacki said the approach 'helped prove that faster, more coordinated project delivery is possible when we work together.'

Officials thanked engineers, transportation staff, real estate and street maintenance crews and singled out project managers and subject-matter experts for their roles. City Manager Marcus Jones was on site for the ceremony; speakers framed the work as an example for delivering focused safety and accessibility improvements across neighborhoods.

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