Dare County Announces Office Closures and Schedule Changes Ahead of July 4th Celebrations
Public Works Department Confirms Independence Day Operations Plan
Dare County Public Works Department has declared that Independence Day, July 4, 2024 will see no changes to the residential or commercial trash collection schedule. All unincorporated areas of Dare County, along with the Town of Kitty Hawk, where Dare County Public Works also carries out trash collection services, will operate on the usual schedule.
However, in observance of Independence Day, all Dare County offices will be closed on July 4, 2024. The scheduled closures include the Dare County C&D Landfill, Manns Harbor Transfer Station, Buxton Transfer Station, and Manteo Recycle Yard.
Dare County Offices to Reopen on July 5
All Dare County offices and related facilities are set to reopen and proceed with their regular scheduled hours on Friday, July 5, 2024.
Dare County uses this opportunity to extend Independence Day greetings to its residents, property owners, and tourists, wishing everyone a safe holiday weekend. For details regarding the firework shows and Independence Day events happening throughout Dare County, please visit the county website or look for updates on community bulletin boards.
Public Guidelines and Safety Measures
The Dare County Public Works Department urges residents to handle fireworks with caution. For more information regarding local rules and regulations on fireworks safety, visit your local community page.
Please note: The Dare County Public Works Department only provides trash collection for the unincorporated areas of Dare County and the Town of Kitty Hawk. If you’re residing within any of the incorporated towns within Dare County, please contact your town municipality for any potential trash pick-up schedule changes in your area.
Residents can Stay Updated with Dare County Public Works Alerts
You can sign up for trash collection alerts and other updates by visiting the Dare County Public Works Department webpage.
Other Community News
Recent news include a successful ribbon-cutting event by the Outer Banks Chamber of Commerce to celebrate a new eye care center in OBX and United Bank announcing Christopher Whitehead as its Market President of the Coastal East Market. Many other community enrichment programs, weekly support group meetings at Twiford, and free DIY events were also undertaken by local providers.
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