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Multi Use Pathway Update February 14, 2020

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...
Spend the Summer at the Beach - Join Nags Head Ocean Rescue

Want to spend the summer on the Outer Banks AND get paid to do it? Join Nags Head's Ocean Rescue team. Read on...
NCDOT Repaving South Old Oregon Inlet Road

The North Carolina Department of Transportation hopes to begin a re-paving project on S. Old Oregon Inlet Rd./SR 1243 from Whalebone Junction south to the end of road by the National Park Service’s maintenance facility starting Mon, 2/17/20. Read on...
January 23, 2020 Drainage Maintenance Update

Would you like to know more about the Town of Nags Head's drainange maintenance activities? Read on...
February 14, 2020 Drainage Improvement Construction Update

The following summarizes upcoming Drainage Infrastructure Improvement project work for FY 2019-20. Read on...
No Change to Office or Trash/Recycling Schedule Due to Feb. 17 Holiday

There is no change to our trash and recycling schedule due to the Washington's Birthday/President's Day holiday on Monday, February 17, 2020. All Town offices will be open. Read on...
February 6, 2020 Update on Recycling Service

Nags Head’s Board has voted to give their recycling hauler permission to continue to divert the town’s recyclables at least through June 30, while the Town pursues additional information and possible options for its curbside recycling service. Read on...
2020 Water System Flushing Schedule

The Town of Nags Head is conducting the annual maintenance flushing of its water system. Read on...

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Water Line Maintenance Flushing Winter/Spring 2020

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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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Stormwater Management Program

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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Beach Driving

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.

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