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August 19 , 2019 Beach Nourishment Project Finishes Ahead of Schedule

Beach nourishment sand pumping operations were completed early on Sunday morning, August 18, 2019 in the 8200 block of South Old Oregon Inlet Road near Mile Post 17. Read on...
It's That Time of Year Again

Look for your Town of Nags Head tax bill in the mail soon. The bills have a new look and will be in a self-sealed envelope instead of on a postcard as they've been in the past. Read on...
New County Re-Entry Online Permit Process

To improve reentry permit service delivery, Dare County Emergency Management has established an online reentry permit process. Read on...
Dowdy Park Events

Dowdy Park is the place to be this summer for farmer's markets, concerts, fitness classes, and more. Read on...
Fight for Nags Head's Future-Oppose Seismic Testing & Offshore Drilling

According to a Bureau of Ocean Energy Management report, an area 45 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras, known as the Manteo Prospect, is a promising site for oil and gas exploration, putting Dare County in the bull's eye for oil and gas drilling. Read on...
Permitting Process Update

We are working on streamlining our development permit process! Read on...
Registration for Rental Homes

The Board of Commissioners recently adopted an ordinance amending the Town Code that requires owners/operators of Short-Term Rentals (rooms or homes rented for less than 30 days) to register Read on...
Nags Head Police Using Neighbors App for Crime Information

The Nags Head Police Department is using the free Neighbors app by Ring to provide the Nags Head community with real-time, local crime and safety information. Read on...

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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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Board of Commissioners Meeting Information

Nags Head's Board of Commissioners meets the first Wednesday of each month at 9 am and recesses to a meeting held on the third Wednesday of the month at 5:30 pm (October - March), or at 7:00 pm (April - September), when necessary.

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