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Vision Belmont will be a vibrant, multi-generational community that incorporates small-town charm and heritage with an entrepreneurial spirit. Mission Statement City of Belmont provides visionary leadership and high-quality city services to create a community of choice for our residents, visitors, and employees. Core Values Uphold the Professionalism and Ethics Expected of Elected Officials Practice Mutual...

The City of Belmont Water Treatment Plant is responsible for monitoring and maintaining the water supply to ensure that it remains safe for our citizens. The Water Treatment Plant also strives to keep treatment costs as low as possible without compromising on cleanliness and quality. Please see the different document sections below for additional information...

Mission Our mission is to provide wastewater treatment services for the citizens of Belmont, while being cost effective and ensuring the health and safety of the public as well as the receiving waters. Reports The City of Belmont's Wastewater Annual Report (WAR) and the Pretreatment Annual Report (PAR) are available by request. To speak with...

Locations The City of Belmont owns and maintains the grounds for two cemeteries. We can provide information about individuals who may be buried in certain plots as well as provide information about plots that may be available for purchase. The two cemeteries that we maintain are listed below. Greenwood Cemetery Greenwood Cemetery is located off...

Brought To You By Information The City of Belmont contracts with the third party company Waste Pro for garbage and recycling services. For more information about the services that are offered to our citizens, please see the following sections. Request a Cart and Complaints Request a Cart If you are a new or existing customer...

About Keep Belmont Beautiful is an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful and received its certification in 2001. For more information about Keep America Beautiful, please click here or on the logo below. Mission Keep Belmont Beautiful, as an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, works in partnership with the City of Belmont, North Carolina, to educate and...

The Parks and Street Maintenance division is responsible for maintaining approximately 150 miles of city streets as well as our City parks. This maintenance consists of the following: Repairing concrete curbs and sidewalks Repairing pot holes Resurfacing streets Sweeping all city streets Maintaining the landscaping of City parks, facilities, beautification areas and street rights-of-way Cleaning...

The Water and Sewer division is responsible for the installation, repair and maintenance of City water and sewer lines that run throughout Belmont. In addition they also manage the following: Sewer outfalls and pump stations Residential and commercial water meters Water pressure testing Hydrant meter installation Meter tampering investigation New utility customer connections Utility stop...

The Utility Billing division is responsible for providing the following services to the businesses and residents of Belmont: Answering questions about water and sewer bills Assistance with creating new water accounts Assistance with stopping water accounts Assistance with leak adjustments for qualified water leaks Assistance with pool adjustments for qualified service addresses Processing payments for...

The Public Works Department offers an online reporting system for our residents to inform us of problems they may encounter around the City of Belmont. You can report many different issues including, but not limited to: Potholes Water Leaks Sewer Leaks Downed Trees Tree Limbs and Bushes Encroaching The Roadway Damaged Park Equipment Downed or...

History In January of 1996 the North Carolina General Assembly created the NC Sex Offender and Public Protection Registry . This law provides an outline of registration requirements for individuals living in North Carolina, including but not limited to non-resident students and non-resident workers. Purpose This Registry acts as a resource to protect and inform...

  The City of Belmont’s Capital Improvements Plan is adopted annually as a part of the budget. It is included as Appendix A within the budget message linked below. Note: Only capital projects with dollar amounts in the current fiscal year have been funded. All future years will be re-evaluated annually with the budget and...

An annual independent audit is performed on the city's financial statements for the fiscal year which runs July 1 - June 30. The North Carolina General Statute 159-34 requires each unit of local government and public authority to have its accounts audited each fiscal year and to submit a copy of the audit report to...

Annual Budget Budget Fiscal Year The City of Belmont budget year runs from July 1 through June 30 of the following year. Funds The city budget consists of 4 different funds: General Fund - This fund covers most city operations, such as Fire, Parks and Recreation, Police, Streets, and Planning Stormwater Fund - This fund...