Cabarrus County Government

Final reminder! Spring Safe Disposal event happening tomorrow!!

Need to safely get rid of old documents, electronics, medications or lithium-ion batteries? Join us Saturday, May 30, from 9 to 11 a.m. at Village Shopping Center (280 Concord Parkway S.).

📌 Please use the entrance at Concord Parkway S. and Warren C. Coleman Boulevard near Burger King and KFC/Taco Bell. See map!

🚗 Drive-thru event

📦 Paper limit: 5 trash bags or bankers boxes per person

💊 Unused and expired medications accepted (no needles)

🔋 Lithium-ion batteries must be in a sealed plastic bag

Hosted by Cabarrus County Government, the City of Concord and Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont.

Happening this Saturday! Please enter at the light near Burger King and Taco Bell/KFC.

Want a free, convenient and safe way to dispose of documents, electronics, medications and lithium-ion batteries? Join us for the Spring Safe Disposal Event on Saturday, May 30, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Village Shopping Center parking lot (280 Concord Parkway S.).

This drive-thru event accepts:
📄 Paper (limit 5 trash bags or banker boxes per person)
💻 Electronic waste, including TVs and computers
💊 Unused or expired medications (no needles)
🔋 Lithium-ion batteries (must be in a sealed plastic bag)

Hosted by Cabarrus County Government, the City of Concord and Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont.

Cabarrus County Government offices will close Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day and reopen Tuesday, May 26.

Library branches will operate on their normal schedules today, Friday, May 22, and Saturday, May 23. Branches will close Monday and reopen Tuesday.

County parks will remain open during regular hours throughout the holiday weekend. Active Living Centers and LunchPlus Clubs are closed Monday.

Full list of holiday closures and hours 👉https://www.cabarruscounty.us/News/2026-Cabarrus-County-Memorial-Day-Schedule

Have a safe holiday weekend! ❤️💙

Team CabCo showed up and showed out at last weekend’s NAMIWalks Cabarrus-Rowan-Stanly at Frank Liske Park.

Cabarrus County Behavioral Health Director Dr. Kamilah McKissick and EMS Deputy Chief Kara Clarke teamed up to become the event’s top fundraisers, while their team, the Cabarrus County Support Squad, placed in the top three overall teams.

Together, they raised more than $4,000 to support mental health awareness and services. 💚 Way to go, Team CabCo and all of the other organizations and community members involved. 👏



NAMI Cabarrus
Cabarrus County EMS