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The Town’s curbside bulk item/brush collection service, which normally ends March 31 each year, has been extended again until Sunday, May 24, 2020.

We are asking residents who are currently in Nags Head to have their bulk items or brush collected well before May 24 so that we can focus on properties owned by those who aren’t able to get into Nags Head until the first week of May.   


The Nags Head Board of Commissioners meeting scheduled for 9 a.m. on Wednesday, May 6, 2020 will be conducted electronically and can be accessed by the public via the Zoom platform. The agenda, as well as directions for public comment and listening/viewing to the meeting will be available on the Town’s website at www.nagsheadnc.gov/bocagenda.
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Latest Dare County Bulletin

Bulletin #52
April 27, 2020
12:45 p.m.

State Cases of COVID-19
In North Carolina, there are currently 9,142 cases of COVID-19 in 95 counties. There have been 306 fatalities in NC associated with COVID-19. Currently, the state is reporting 473 hospitalizations across the state from COVID-19 illness. 

County’s Positive Test Results Remains at 15 
The number of positive tests results in Dare County has remained at 15 for the past 16 days. The Dare County COVID-19 webpage has a section for quick reference which provides the most up to date information on COVID-19 cases in Dare County and also the State of North Carolina. You can find this information at darenc.com/covid19.

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Guidance for Building Water Systems

CDC Guidance Regarding the Temporary Shutdown of Building Water Systems 

Stagnant, or standing water can cause conditions that increase the risk for growth and spread of Legionella and other biofilm-associated bacteria. When water is stagnant, hot water temperatures can decrease to the Legionella growth range (77–108°F, 25–42°C). Stagnant water can also lead to low or undetectable levels of disinfectant, such as chlorine. Ensure that your water system is safe to use after a prolonged shutdown to minimize the risk of Legionnaires’ disease and other diseases associated with water.

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Last week we introduced you to Bruce Erickson, who is one of two employees tasked with sanitizing the Town's offices. Facilities Maintenance Technician Nehmias Cortez, pictured here, shares sanitizing responsibilities with Bruce. Bruce and Nehmias move through our offices silently and efficiently, only pausing to say a quick hello or hide from a photographer.
Last week we introduced you to Bruce Erickson, one of two employees tasked with sanitizing the Town's offices. Facilities Maintenance Technician Nehmias Cortez, pictured here, shares the sanitizing responsibilities. Bruce and Nehmias, focused on the task at hand, move through our offices silently and efficiently, knowing how important their work is to keeping our offices and everyone in them healthy and safe. 
Protect Yourself While Getting Gasonline

Protect Yourself from COVID-19 While Getting Gas


  • If available, use disinfecting wipes on handles and buttons of gas pump before you touch them.
  • After you get gas and pay, use a hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
  • Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water when you get to your destination.

For more information, visit https://bit.ly/34ucuqJ.

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