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Pay by Automatic Bill Payment The City of Lowell offers a free automatic bill payment option where the amount of your monthly water/sewer bill is automatically debited from your checking account. Customers will continue to receive an account statement by mail; however your amount paid will show as "Bank Draft - Do Not Pay." The...

New Service Applications are available at City Hall or you can apply directly on-line. New water accounts will be opened Monday thru Friday between the hours of 8:30am and 3:00pm. If out of state, please call 704-824-3518 (Press 1 for Water Department) to discuss your options. How to Apply for Water Service Residential and commercial...

McCord Family Park is located downtown in the grass lot across from Lowell City Hall. Featuring benches picnic tables shade structure This park is a great outdoor spot for downtown visitors and local business employees to enjoy their lunch breaks and this park will serves as a programming space for small concerts, art festivals, outdoor...

About the Project The City of Lowell held a public workshop on June 20, 2022 to request feedback from the community on the current amenities as well what amenities residents would like to see in the future. An online survey about Harold Rankin Park was also posted on the City's website and publicized through social...

About the Project Harold Rankin Park is the most used recreational facility within the City of Lowell. The City owns the property and has served the community as a park since 1978. Harold Rankin Park is approximately 7 acres and features 2 baseball fields, a concessions/restrooms building, a playground, a basketball court, a picnic shelter,...

About the Project The City of Lowell partnered with the Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism Management at NC State University to conduct a Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Master Plan and Program/Needs Assessment Study. The NC State project team has expertise in community planning and parks and recreation administration. The NC State project team engaged...

About the Project Situated at 1602 North Main Street Lowell, NC is a retired dye plant that has not been in operation since 2004. This property has been an eyesore to the community since the former dye plant shut its doors. This 17.02 acre site boasts over 850 feet of frontage along the South Fork...