Juneteenth holiday closings and revised sanitation schedules
In observance of Juneteenth, all City of Statesville offices will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026.
Residential sanitation routes for June 15-19:
- Thursday and Friday routes will be collected on Thursday, June 18.
Commercial sanitation routes for June 15-20 (for roll-out carts and garbage containers):
- Thursday and Friday routes will be collected on Thursday, June 18.
- Saturday routes will operate on their regular schedule.
Facility hours:
A celebration of heritage: Garfield Green Street Historic District
Join the Statesville African American Heritage Preservation Commission and the City of Statesville on Friday, June 19, 2026, from 12 p.m.-3 p.m. as the community comes together to celebrate the Garfield Green Street National Historic District and its recent listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Read the full press release for all event details, parking information, road closures, and vendor opportunities here.
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Celebrating 160 years - a Juneteenth legacy
The community is invited to come together for a celebration of freedom, culture, history, and unity at this year’s Juneteenth Statesville Celebration in Downtown Statesville on June 20, 2026, from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Enjoy live entertainment, vendors, food, activities, and opportunities to connect as we honor this important moment in American history. Learn more from Juneteenth Statesville here.
City of Statesville launches 2026 school supply drive
The City is once again rallying the community to help local students start the school year prepared and ready to learn. Beginning June 17 and continuing through July 24, residents are encouraged to donate school supplies at collection sites throughout the city.
Donations will support the Village Intervention Partnership's (VIP) annual backpack giveaway during the Statesville Heritage Festival on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at the Statesville Event Center. Learn more here.
Waste and recycling workers week
Waste & Recycling Workers Week (June 15–20, 2026) recognizes the dedicated employees who help keep Statesville clean, safe, and healthy through garbage, recycling, yard waste, and bulky waste collection.
The City of Statesville invites residents to celebrate these essential workers by sharing stories, shoutouts, and photos of employees who have made a positive impact in their neighborhoods. Selected submissions will be highlighted during Waste & Recycling Workers Week to honor the people who serve our community every day. Learn more here.
Summer youth sports and fitness opportunities
From team sports and summer camps to tennis, pickleball, and youth fitness programs, Statesville Recreation & Economic Vitality (REV) offers a wide variety of opportunities to help young athletes stay active, build confidence, and develop new skills this summer! Select one or all of the programs below to learn more:
Fall youth leagues: Registration is now open in soccer, softball, and volleyball. Registration closes July 1. Learn more here.
Summer sports camps: Weekly camps available from June 1 through July 9 in wrestling, tennis, track & field, softball, baseball, volleyball, and soccer. Registration closes the Friday prior to each camp start date.
Youth tennis: Unlock their tennis potential with year-round youth tennis. Monthly group tennis lessons are the perfect way to dive into the world of tennis or enhance your existing skills. Registering now for June and July sessions.
Pickleball: Ready to join one of the fastest-growing sports in the country? Whether you've never held a paddle or are looking for a refresher on the fundamentals, this program will give you the skills and confidence to enjoy the game. The upcoming July course is for ages 14-17. Registration ends July 3.
Upcoming city events
Featured event: Juneteenth Celebration
The community is invited to come together for a celebration of freedom, culture, history, and unity at this year’s Juneteenth Statesville Celebration.
