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Registration for Rental Homes

The Board of Commissioners recently adopted an ordinance amending the Town Code that requires owners/operators of Short-Term Rentals (rooms or homes rented for less than 30 days) to register. Read on...
Fight for Nags Head's Future-Oppose Seismic Testing & Offshore Drilling

According to a Bureau of Ocean Energy Management report, an area 45 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras, known as the Manteo Prospect, is a promising site for oil and gas exploration, putting Dare County in the bull's eye for oil and gas drilling. Read on...
Trash and Recycling Collection Schedule and Route Changes Effective May 1, 2019

To provide more efficient trash and recycling collection services, we've made improvements to the sanitation schedule and the collection routes. As a result, starting May 1, 2019, your trash and recycling collection schedule may be changing. Read on...
Beach Nourishment Summer 2019

The Town will be conducting a beach nourishment maintenance project starting in May 2019 and lasting possibly into October 2019. Read on...
Beach Driving Oct. 1 - April 30

Vehicles with a proper Town permit ($25 cash or check only with vehicle registration and driver's license), are allowed on the beach in both Nags Head and Kill Devil Hills from October 1 through April 30 each year. Read on...
April 12, 2019 Drainage Improvement Construction Update

The Town of Nags Head is currently working on three major draining improvement projects. Read on...
Low Impact Development Basics for Water Quality Protection Workshop

If you are a property owner, real estate professional, or homeowners association member, please attend a workshop on May 22 or May 23, 2019 to learn more about low impact development basics for water quality protection. Read on...
No Change to Trash and Recycling Collection Due to 2019 Easter Holiday

There are no changes to Nags Head's trash and recycling collection schedule due to the 2019 Easter holiday. Read on...

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Stormwater Management

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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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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