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Steve Morris Announces Run for Mayor of Concord
Longtime commissioner enters mayoral race with focus on steady leadership, smart growth, and solutions that serve people first.
PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 20, 2025
CONCORD, NC — Steve Morris, one of the longest-serving commissioners in Cabarrus County history, former Chairman of the board, and a lifelong Concord resident, announced today he will run for Mayor of Concord in the upcoming election.
“Concord has been my home for more than 40 years. I’ve raised my family here and have had the privilege of serving in elected office for the past 12 years,” Morris said. “With Mayor Bill Dusch retiring, I believe this is the right time to step forward and continue building on the progress we’ve made.”
Steve Morris Responds to Concord Farms Project
Steve shares his concerns about the proposed Concord Farms project and calls for thoughtful, community-centered development in Concord.
AUGUST 4, 2025
Like many of you, I left Thursday’s city council meeting about D.R Horton’s proposed Concord Farms project with more questions than answers. I took time to dig into the details over the weekend before speaking publicly, because decisions like this deserve more than a quick reaction.
Cabarrus County Reaches Milestone in Behavioral Health Center Construction
Cabarrus County celebrated a milestone Tuesday in the construction of a behavioral health center that’s expected to help ease the difficulty of finding mental health assistance that’s often in short supply.
At the site of the Stephen M. Morris Behavioral Health Center in Concord, community members gathered for a topping off ceremony, marking the placement of the building’s final steel beam.

Cabarrus County celebrated a milestone Tuesday in the construction of a behavioral health center that’s expected to help ease the difficulty of finding mental health assistance that’s often in short supply.
At the site of the Stephen M. Morris Behavioral Health Center in Concord, community members gathered for a topping off ceremony, marking the placement of the building’s final steel beam.
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