Mobile DMV Arrives in Pineville Did you know that Pineville now has a mobile DMV unit that is stationed at Pineville Telephone and Electric every Wednesday?  That's right.  Now you can go to the Pineville Telephone and Electric Building located next to the Pineville Post Office at 118 College St. to take care of any of your motor vehicle related issues.   This portable unit can handle any licensing service needed except motorcycle road testing or Commercial Driver's License road...

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The Grand Opening of Pineville's new dog park, Canine Commons, is scheduled for Sunday, June 4th at 1:00 p.m.  Join us as we celebrate the newest addition to Lake Park and pay tribute to our furry, four-legged friends.  Don't forget to bring Fido....

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The Town of Pineville is requesting qualifications (RFQ) from Aquatic or Landscape Architecture or Engineering firms (Consultant) to provide professional services supporting the overall design and construction administration of a splash pad, restroom pump house and related amenities to be built at Lake Park in Pineville, NC. RFQ's due May 26,2017 at 3:00 p.m. For complete details, please click HERE.

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ATTENTION Pineville residents -- the 2017 TRASH/RECYCLING Pickup Schedule is now available.  Please CLICK HERE to view the schedule.

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The Town of Pineville is please to announce that it has entered into an agreement with ElectriCities for the operational management of its Electric system beginning April 7, 2016. To read the article in its entirety, please click here.

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Pineville was ranked #1 in Movoto’s list of top 10 cities in the Charlotte area for young professionals to live in. Movoto noted Pineville has a lot of amenities to enjoy; affordable homes and condos; the charm of quaint neighborhoods and historic downtown; convenient shopping; local restaurants and bars; as well as live music and movies at Lake Park. Congratulations to our wonderful Town! Click here to read the full article.

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Pineville tops the NerdWallet list (covering 155 communities) based on two key metrics: Business climate and the health of the local economy. As reported by NerdWallet: roughly 1,200 businesses record an impressive average revenue per business of $2.2 million. With just over 7,700 residents, the Town bills itself as the “biggest small town” in the region. The community has its own telecommunications and electric company, as well as recreational facilities and venues, led by Jack Hugh...

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