BEACH DRIVING SEASON DELAYED DUE TO IAN

Nags Head Beach Driving season is delayed due to Hurricane Ian.As you can imagine, the winds and high surf are making our beach too dangerous for driving, so we are delaying the opening of beach driving season. Even though the winds and surf may subside t...

Beach Driving Permits on Sale

Beach driving permits for the October 1, 2022 through April 30, 2023 season are on sale now.

The seasonal beach driving permit fee has increased from $25 for everyone to $50 for Nags Head residents and property owners and $100 for all others.&...

South Nags Head Beach Restoration - What Happens After Construction

Now that the beach in south Nags Head has been restored, what happens next?

As background, the 2022 beach project, paid for primarily by FEMA and the State, restored sand lost as a result of Hurricane Dorian in 2019. It was not a regular maintenance projec...

Holiday Markets at Dowdy Park

Shop for handmade, local crafts at one of our Dowdy Park holiday markets. 

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Support Concerts and Movies at Dowdy Park by Becoming a Sponsor

In addition to inclusive playground equipment, an exercise trail, and sport courts, Dowdy Park is also home to fitness classes, farmer's markets, movie nights, and concerts. Stand out as a local business by sponsoring music or movies at the park. ...

Nags Head Fire and Rescue - Open House, October 13

Join Us as We Honor Our Veterans on November 11

Please join us as we honor our nation’s veterans on Friday, November 11, 2022 at 11 a.m. in front of Nags Head's town hall at 5401 South Croatan Highway.

The event will be livestreamed on the Town's YouTube channel starting at 1...

Share Your Feedback on the Responsible Development of Offshore Wind Energy in North Carolina

The NC Taskforce for Offshore Wind Economic Resource Strategies (NC TOWERS) wants to hear from you!  This survey is designed to gather feedback from key stakeholders - like you - regarding the responsible development of offshore wind energy in No...

We Need YOUR Input on electric vehicles!

The Town of Nags Head would like to receive public comment on the town's electric vehicle action plan.  We are interested in learning more about community perspectives on the subject. Your input is appreciated and will assist us in determining pr...

Perry Hale Promoted to Police Chief

Town Manager Andy Garman is pleased to announce that Interim Police Chief Perry Hale has been selected to lead Nags Head’s Police Department. 

Chief Hale, who has acted as the Town’s interim police chief since early August 2022 and, prior to that,...

Save The Date-National Night Out October 4, 2022

Join us for National Night Out on October 4, 2022 from 5 - 7 pm at Dowdy Park at 3005 S Croatan Hwy! 

This is our opportunity each year to promote police-community partnerships and engage with the public. National Night Out helps to bring back a s...

Curbside Bulk Item/Brush Collection begins Monday October 3rd

Nags Head’s curbside collection of bulk and brush begins Monday, October 3rd.   There is NO on-demand collection or a waiting list (you will NOT need to call in). You can put your separated piles out anytime between October 3rd and April...

Remnants of Ian to Bring Prolonged Period of Rain, Wind, and Elevated Waters

The remnants of Hurricane Ian are forecasted to bring a prolonged period of rain, wind, and elevated water levels to our area.

For the latest local weather information, visit the National Weather Service Newport/Morehead City tropical information page. You...