Eastover Residents' Association

08/07/2026

Hello Neighbors! The July crime report is attached. There were 11 reported incidents, including several thefts from vehicles. Please remember to lock your cars, remove valuables and consider placing an Apple AirTag in your golf bag.

As vacation season winds down, our free Vacation House Watch service is still available for anyone traveling. You can submit a request here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1B0mCauIW8J-4UrCjQkNJ37WYtc91Abu46Tm1Q5yt0Is/viewform?edit_requested=true

07/01/2026

Hello Neighbors! Here is the June crime report. Please remember to lock your vehicles, keep valuables out of sight, and keep dogs leashed while out in the neighborhood. Have a great summer!

06/20/2026

🚨 CMPD TO PARENTS 🚨

CMPD is sending a strong message this summer: know where your children are and make sure they're home before curfew.

Parents and guardians who knowingly allow minors to violate Charlotte's curfew ordinance could face serious legal consequences, including mandatory court appearances, fines, and even court-ordered parenting classes. Juveniles caught violating curfew may also face action through the juvenile justice system.

The ordinance also extends to businesses. Property owners and operators who knowingly allow underage teens to remain on their property during curfew hours could face misdemeanor charges as well.

As summer activities ramp up across Charlotte, law enforcement is encouraging families to stay informed, stay involved, and help keep neighborhoods safe. Knowing who your kids are with, where they are, and when they should be home can help avoid legal trouble and keep everyone safe.

The ordinance is for juveniles under the age of 16.

⚠️Curfew Hours:
Ages 12 and Under: 10pm - 6am
Ages 13 - 15: 11pm - 6am

06/11/2026

May crime report. LOCK IT OR LOSE IT!

06/03/2026

05/29/2026

Dear Eastover Neighbors,
At its May 2026 meeting, the Eastover Residents Association Board of Directors approved a neighborhood-wide 'No Soliciting' policy to help discourage unwanted door-to-door sales visits. While door-to-door solicitation is permitted within Charlotte city limits, the ERA is taking a coordinated approach to make Eastover less inviting to solicitors.

*What the ERA is doing*
In the coming weeks, the ERA will install “No Soliciting" signs at key neighborhood entry points. These signs are intended to clearly communicate the neighborhood’s preference before solicitors reach individual streets and homes.

*What residents can do*
Residents who wish to further discourage solicitation at their homes may consider the following:

1. Post a visible “No Soliciting” sign near your front door or doorbell. A clearly visible door sign gives solicitors clear notice that visits are not welcomed and provides residents something to reference if someone knocks. A variety of options are available online, including small stickers designed for use near Ring-style doorbells.

2. Use a video doorbell or camera. A Ring or similar video doorbell allows you to see who is at your door without answering. If you do not recognize the visitor, you can simply choose not to respond. In many cases, solicitors move on quickly when no one engages.

3. Reference the neighborhood policy. Residents may also tell solicitors that Eastover has adopted a neighborhood 'No Soliciting' policy and that door-to-door sales visits are not welcome.

Together, these steps help set a consistent neighborhood expectation while giving residents simple tools to manage unwanted visits should they occur. As always, please call 911 for emergencies and 311 for non-emergency concerns. Thank you for helping keep Eastover a comfortable and respectful neighborhood.

05/17/2026

Coming May 15th, mandatory water restrictions will go into effect in due to the .

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — In alignment with regional partners, Charlotte Water will implement Mandatory Water Restrictions (Low Inflow Protocol Stage 2) beginning Friday, May 15, 2026, due to ongoing dry conditions. Customers are asked to reduce non-essential water use to help protect the region’s water supply.

Charlotte Water asks all customers to adhere to the following mandatory conservation actions:

Irrigate lawns and landscapes no more than two days per week, between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
Odd-numbered addresses: Tuesday and Saturday
Even-numbered addresses: Wednesday and Sunday
Residential swimming pools may be topped off only on Thursdays and Sundays, between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
Customers may not: Wash vehicles at home
Fill residential swimming pools
Operate water features that do not support aquatic life
Power wash surfaces for non-essential purposes
Hold charity or fundraising car wash events

Additional recommended actions include:

Reduce indoor and outdoor water use
Water lawns with no more than one inch of water per week (including rainfall)
Identify and repair water leaks as quickly as possible

Charlotte Water customers are permitted to:
Use drip irrigation, soaker hoses, or hand-water plants and landscaping
Use commercial car wash facilities.

For more information, drought updates, and water conservation tips, visit charlottewater.org, as well as additional information about regional coordination through the Catawba-Wateree Drought Management Advisory Group.

04/27/2026

Lovely evening for the annual ERA Meeting! Thanks to our sponsor Dickens Mitchener and guest speakers from The Manor Redevelopment & Council Member Owens

04/24/2026

We are pleased to invite ERA members to the 2026 Annual Meeting.

Date: Sunday, April 26, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM
Location: Mint Museum Randolph, 2730 Randolph Road, Charlotte, NC (Van Every Auditorium)

We are delighted to welcome the following speakers and guests:

The Manor Development Team will present plans for the redevelopment of the former Manor Theatre site on Providence Road. The proposed mixed-use project includes approximately 120–130 residential units and 35,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, designed to honor the legacy of the historic theater.
Kimberly Owens, our newly elected District 6 City Council Representative, will share her priorities and introduce herself to the community.
Our Off-Duty Patrol Coordinators will provide an update on neighborhood patrols and safety (if time allows).
Please Note: Attendance is for ERA members only.

This meeting offers a valuable opportunity to hear directly from those shaping the future of our neighborhood — from redevelopment and city council priorities to ongoing safety efforts.

See you there!
Steve Taylor

04/21/2026

Dear Eastover Neighbors,

I wanted to make you aware of an event happening tomorrow evening.

Copper Builders is hosting a Grand Preview Launch Event for The Laurel at Eastover — the new development at the corner of Laurel Avenue and Cherokee Road.

If you would like to learn more about this project and what it means for our neighborhood, I encourage you to attend:

Wednesday, April 22, 2026
5:00 – 7:30 p.m.
SALA
715 Providence Rd, Suite 4

This is a great opportunity to see the plans firsthand and ask questions directly of the development team.