Holiday Office and Sanitation Schedule

Town administrative offices will be closed Friday, 1/1/2021. Essential services such as police and fire, will continue to operate.

Sanitation Schedule

Through January 2, 2021

Friday, 1/1 – The blue residential trash route and the commercial trash routes will be collected on 1/2 and not on 1/1.
Saturday, 1/2 – The blue residential trash route and all commercial trash will be collected. The bulk/brush collection yard will be open.

Important Notes

View the regular residential trash collection schedules and the route information.
View the regular commercial trash collection schedule.
View the bulk trash information.
Please recycle your cardboard. Cardboard-only dumpsters are available at Town Hall (5401 S. Croatan Hwy.) and Public Works (2200 Lark Ave.).
Commingled recyclables can be dropped off at Town Hall and Public Works 24/7/365.

Water System Flushing Resumes January 4, 2021

The annual maintenance flushing of Nags Head's water system to remove sediment and other deposits that can build up over time will resume on Monday, January 4, 2020.

Flushing Schedule - Monday, January 4, 2021 through Friday, January 8, 2021

From Eighth Street to Bonnett Street south on both South Virginia Dare Trail and South Croatan Highway, including the Nags Head Pond, Nags Head Acres and Vista Colony neighborhoods.

For more information on our annual water system flushing, such as what to expect when flushing is taking place in your area, visit our web site.

Passing of Former NC Senator Marc Basnight

With the passing of former North Carolina Senator Marc Basnight earlier this week, our area lost not only a passionate leader, but also a true friend to Dare County and its people. May you rest in peace, Senator Basnight.

If local, plump oysters are on the menu for celebrating 2021, be sure to put those empty shells to good use by dropping them off at an oyster shell recycling site, such as Jockey's Ridge. Click on this text for more information.

Ways you can slow the spread of COVID-19:
• Wear a mask to protect yourself and others and avoid crowds.
• Watch out for common COVID-19 symptoms and get tested.
• Stay home and isolate if you’re sick, except to get medical care.

Remain vigilant and stay informed. Find out more about steps you and your family can take to stay safe: bit.ly/COVID19_NeedToKnow.