Your Elected Representatives
A guide to the elected officials who represent Piper Glen residents at the city, county, state and federal level. Updated as elections and appointments occur.
Piper Glen sits inside the City of Charlotte in Mecklenburg County. Its districts below were read from Mecklenburg County's own district maps for a point inside the neighborhood and checked against the U.S. Census Bureau's geocoder. To see the lines drawn for any address, use The Charlotte Mercury's district map.
City of Charlotte
Charlotte has a mayor, four at-large council members and seven district members. Piper Glen is in Council District 7.
Mayor: Rob Harrington
Council Member, District 7: Ed Driggs (Republican)
Council Members, At-Large: Dimple Ajmera, James Mitchell Jr. (Mayor Pro Tem), LaWana Mayfield and Victoria Watlington (all Democratic)
Meeting schedules, agendas and contact information are at charlottenc.gov.
Mecklenburg County
The Board of County Commissioners has six district seats and three at-large seats. Piper Glen is in Commission District 6.
Commissioner, District 6: Susan Rodriguez-McDowell (Democratic)
Commissioners, At-Large: Arthur Griffin Jr., Leigh Altman (Vice Chair) and Yvette Townsend-Ingram (all Democratic)
Agendas and meeting schedules are at mecknc.gov.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
The Board of Education has six district seats and three at-large seats. Piper Glen is in School Board District 6.
Board Member, District 6: Anna London
Board Members, At-Large: Lenora Shipp, Liz Monterrey Duvall (Vice Chair) and Monty Witherspoon
School board elections are nonpartisan. Board information is at cmsk12.org.
North Carolina General Assembly
NC House District 105: Tricia Cotham (Republican)
NC Senate District 42: Woodson Bradley (Democratic)
Bills, calendars and contact information are at ncleg.gov.
U.S. Congress
U.S. House: North Carolina's 14th Congressional District, represented by Tim Moore (Republican)
U.S. Senate: Two senators represent all of North Carolina
Find current officeholders and contact information at congress.gov.
Note: This page directs residents to authoritative government sources for the most current information. We update this guide after each election cycle.