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Beach Driving - October 1 through April 30

Vehicles with a proper Town permit, which costs $25, are allowed on the beach in both Nags Head and Kill Devil Hills from October 1 through April 30 each year. Read on...
Multi Use Pathway Update November 1, 2019

Planning of the extension of the West Side Multi Use Path is underway and will include several key segments of pedestrian pathways along S. Croatan Hwy. south of Jockey's Ridge State Park. Read on...
New Look for Water Bills

Your water bills now have a new look! The post card mailers are being replaced with a self-sealed envelope that will make your bill easier to read. Read on...
Sandfencing and Sprigging Update November 8, 2019

The Town of Nags Head Sandfencing and Sprigging project is now complete. Read on...
November 1, 2019 Drainage Improvement Construction Update

The following summarizes the three (3) Drainage Infrastructure Improvements scheduled for FY 2019-20: Read on...
Thanksgiving Trash and Recycling Schedule

There are NO changes to the residential and commercial trash and recycling collection schedule due to the Thanksgiving holiday. However, the bulk item/brush drop off yard will be closed on Thursday, November 28, 2019. Read on...

The Town of Nags Head encourages you to sign up to receive emergency alerts, via text, email, and phone, from the Town's emergency alert system. Participants can choose how the time-sensitive messages are received, as well as on which devices they would like to receive the notifications. Read on...
Stormwater Management

A portion of Nags Head's ad valorem tax is reserved for stormwater management purposes. These funds are used to support programs and infrastructure to mitigate localized flooding and enhance water quality within the town.

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Stormwater Management