An index of where Mooresville and Iredell County public notices are posted: town notices, meeting agendas, foreclosures and NCnotices.com. Not the official publication.

Last checked Oct. 11, 2026. This page is an index, not the official publication of any notice. Mooresville Journal is not a newspaper of record. Legal notices in North Carolina are published in qualified newspapers; the North Carolina Press Association gathers them at NCnotices.com. Always rely on the official notice.

Public notices about Mooresville appear in three places: the town’s own website, Iredell County’s website and legal ads in local newspapers, collected statewide at NCnotices.com. For a town notice, call the Town Clerk’s office at 704-662-3131.

Who to call

  • Town of Mooresville notices and meetings: Town Clerk, 704-662-3131
  • Iredell County notices and meetings: County government, 704-878-3000
  • Foreclosures: Clerk of Superior Court, Special Proceedings, 704-832-6600
  • Statewide legal ads: NCnotices.com, searchable by county

Town of Mooresville

  • Notices and resolutions: the town posts them in its news list, such as the Sept. 8 resolution donating surplus police radio equipment to the N.C. State Highway Patrol.
  • Meeting agendas: Board of Commissioners and Board of Adjustment agendas are on the town’s Granicus page, with an agenda RSS feed. The next commissioners’ meetings are 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 19, and Monday, Nov. 2, at Town Hall, 413 N. Main St.
  • Public hearings and comment: the town clerk’s public comment page explains how to sign up to speak or submit a written comment.
  • Variances and rezonings: cases appear on the boards’ agendas; Monday’s Board of Adjustment agenda has a variance for 177 Dry Dock Loop. See our permits and zoning guide.
  • Records: request town records through the town’s NextRequest portal.

Iredell County

  • Board of Commissioners agendas: the county’s Agenda Center. The board next meets at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 444 Bristol Drive, Room 110, Statesville.
  • News and notices: the county’s news RSS feed and its sign-up page for email and text alerts, Notify Me.
  • Elections notices: the Board of Elections posts election schedules, candidate lists and sample ballot links. See our voting guide.
  • Delinquent property taxes: unpaid real estate taxes are advertised in the newspaper each March, the Tax Collector says. See our property tax guide.
  • Foreclosure auctions: held at the Clerk of Superior Court; questions go to Special Proceedings, 704-832-6600, the county’s foreclosure page says.

State notices

  • NCnotices.com: the North Carolina Press Association’s searchable collection of legal notices from member newspapers. Filter by Iredell County.
  • Road projects: NCDOT posts public meetings and project notices on its N.C. 150 page and news releases. See our road construction guide.

What this means for you

  • To object to a rezoning or variance, watch the agendas and sign up to speak.
  • The official text of a legal notice is the one in the newspaper or on the government’s site, not this page.

More: who to call in town government.

Frequently asked questions

Legal notices run in qualified local newspapers. The North Carolina Press Association collects them at NCnotices.com, where you can filter by Iredell County. Town and county governments also post notices on their own websites.

Where can I find Mooresville public hearing notices?

The Town of Mooresville posts notices and resolutions in its news list and publishes Board of Commissioners and board agendas on its Granicus page. The town clerk handles meeting notices under the N.C. Open Meetings Law.

Who do I call about a foreclosure auction in Iredell County?

The Iredell County Clerk of Superior Court’s Special Proceedings Department, 704-832-6600. All foreclosure auctions take place at the Clerk of Court.

No. Mooresville Journal’s page is an index that points to where notices are officially posted. It is not a newspaper of record and does not satisfy any legal publication requirement.