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On July 14, 2026 Spencer adopted Resolution 26-08 directing the Clerk to investigate a petition to annex Parcel 049 003 at 850 Hackett Street, a 98-acre site planned for industrial/distribution development as part of the NC Finishing Company Industrial Park. A staff memo notes preliminary plans for seven industrial buildings totaling about 878,580 sq ft and an estimated taxable value of $87.9 million, with annexation needed to connect to municipal water and sewer. With annexation proceedings and a public hearing now scheduled, Samet Construction’s affiliate and other players will advance detailed site design, utilities, and vertical construction, offering substantial opportunities for industrial contractors and service providers.
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$87,858,000Jul 14, 2026A 98-acre site at 850 Hackett St, part of the NC Finishing Company industrial park, is petitioning for annexation so the owner can connect to municipal water and sewer for new industrial/distribution buildings. Preliminary plans from Samet Construction’s affiliate show up to seven buildings totaling about 878,580 sq ft and at least $87,858,000 in taxable value, generating roughly $549,112 per year in property tax. With public hearing set for August 6, 2026, detailed industrial site design, vertical construction, and tenant improvements remain open.
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$87,858,000Jul 9, 2026Granite Quarry is executing an installment loan agreement with F&M Bank for up to $1,500,000 to finance Civic Park renovations and Town Hall renovations, following Local Government Commission approval. Terms include a 12‑month interest-only draw period and a 10‑year repayment with 15‑year amortization, using Town Hall and Civic Park as collateral. The financing decision is made, but it signals funded building and site renovation work at Town Hall where architects, engineers, interior/furniture vendors, and project managers can target upcoming design and construction scopes.
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$1,500,000Jul 13, 2026Granite Quarry is approving a $2,046,486 construction contract with Ike’s Construction for Phase 1 of the Granite Civic Park improvements at 202 W. Peeler Street. The project is funded in part by a $1.5 million F&M Bank installment loan and multiple grants, with a 240-day construction window and standard AIA terms. This is decided work, but it signals a major multi-phase park build where subcontractors, suppliers, playground/splashpad vendors, and adjacent services (security, IT, programming) can pursue follow-on opportunities and future phases.
Contract Award
$2,046,486Jul 13, 2026Granite Quarry’s Civic Park Project Capital Ordinance 2023-01 shows a $3,290,743 multi-source funding plan for park improvements, including grants from PARTF, Cannon Foundation, Rowan County Tourism, Novant, Duke Energy, and others plus general fund transfers and borrowing. Only part of this funding is expended to date, with large construction and contingency lines still open. Grant-writing firms, philanthropy advisors, and park design/program vendors can support future grant draws, sponsorships, and scope enhancements around health, tourism, and recreation as the multi-year park build continues.
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$3,290,743Jul 13, 2026Spencer is moving ahead with the adaptive reuse of 401 11th Street into the Stanback Forest Center, including restrooms, activity space, offices, and environmental education exhibits. The Board authorized the Town Manager on June 9, 2026 to execute a design services contract with The Bogle Firm, with additional civil engineering and landscape architecture agreements to follow under the Manager’s authority. The project is funded by a $246,813 PARTF grant and a $250,000 private match, creating a multi-disciplinary design and future construction opportunity for firms in recreation, environmental education, and building renovation.
Contract Award
$496,813Jul 14, 2026On June 9, 2026 Spencer approved leases for two vacant storefronts in the Town Hall/Park Plaza property, with Howe Enterprises, LLC taking 446 S Salisbury Avenue and 3rd Strike Cards, LLC taking 448 S Salisbury Avenue for three-year terms with renewal options. Both tenants will make their own improvements to the spaces and pay annual rents of $14,820 and $7,524 respectively. While the leasing decision is complete, private tenant improvements and future build-outs create demand for commercial construction, shopfitting, and ongoing building services.
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$22,344Jul 14, 2026Explore Rowan County's government projects — free.
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Government Agencies in Rowan County, North Carolina
18 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Spencer
City3,354 pop.
Town of Rockwell
City2,370 pop.
Town of Granite Quarry
City3,068 pop.
Town of Faith
City838 pop.
Town of East Spencer Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Town of East Spencer
City1,607 pop.
Town of Cleveland
City879 pop.
Town of China Grove
City4,572 pop.
Rowan-salisbury Schools
School18,110 students
Rowan-cabarrus Community College
Higher Ed8,053 students
Rowan County Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Rowan County Airport Authority
Airport Authority
Rowan County
County153,384 pop.
Livingstone College
Higher Ed
Kannapolis City Schools
School5,385 students
Housing Authority of the City of Salisbury
Local Housing Authority
Hood Theological Seminary
Higher Ed
Catawba College
Higher Ed
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