June 1st was the official start to hurricane season in the Atlantic. Would your family be prepared in the event of a hurricane? Click here to visit the Emergency Information section of our website. You will find helpful tips to put in place now, before the threat of a storm. Please make sure you have your vehicle decals in place now. Do not wait! These decals are necessary for re-entry to the island in the event of an emergency situation …
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Beach & Inlet News Spring is in the air and the Town would like to make our residents and visitors aware of the following information and updates to our beach and inlet management activities: • The Town would like to thank the Holden Beach Re-nourishment Association for funding in the amount of $40,000 for recent plantings on the beach, as well as fertilization of the dunes, from inlet to inlet. Vegetation and sand fence are an integral part of growing our …
Brunswick County has declared a Stage 1 Water Conservation Alert effective immediately to ensure adequate water is available for essential needs. Holden Beach customers are under the same restrictions since the town receives our water from Brunswick County Public Utilities. Under a Stage 1 Water Alert, water system customers are requested to make voluntary adjustments to their water usage habits to reduce peak demands. Irrigation demands represent the bulk of non-essential water use, so a primary way that customers may …
Message from Brunswick County Veteran Services: Hello Everyone, I’m just passing along some information… Memorial Day Observation Monday, May 27th is Memorial Day. Many people use this day to mark the start of summer and to come together with family and friends. However, as you know, the true purpose of this day is to reflect and honor those men and women who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for their Country. The Brunswick County Veterans Services Office would like to wish …
Islandwide Solid Waste/ Recycle Rollback Islandwide rollback begins today. The Town’s rollback contractor will move all empty containers to the street side of the house, under the house or to a corral if available. Full containers will remain curbside until emptied by the next pickup. Solid Waste/ Recycling Schedule Solid Waste: Saturday solid waste collection will resume on Saturday, May 26th. Waste Industries will pick-up solid waste on Tuesdays and Saturdays through the end of September. Please make sure to …
Per the Department of Transportation’s latest guidance, the contractor performing work on the HB Bridge will NOT close or narrow a lane of traffic during the following times:Week before Memorial Day to the Week after Labor Day (Summer)Monday – Thursday, 5:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.Friday at 5:00 a.m. – Sunday at 9:00 p.m.Week after Labor Day to Week before Memorial Day (Offseason)Monday – Thursday, 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. & 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. From Friday at 6:00 a.m. to Sunday …
The 2019 vehicle decals are being sent in this month’s water bill. Decals are your passes to get onto the island to check your property only in the case of a storm the would necessitate restricting access to the island. These are to be used only for your primary vehicles and should be placed on the interior of the lower driver side windshield. If you own rental property with full-time tenants, two free decals may be obtained by the property …
