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Welcome to
Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina

Incorporated: 
March 6, 1953

Population: 
Estimated 6,856


Blue and white welcome sign with Kill Devil Hills logo on it.  Logo is of the Wright Brothers Monument.






 


 
Land Use Plan Update 2007
Citizen Opinion Survey

The Kill Devil Hills Land Use Plan Update was commissioned by the Board of Commissioners to assess property owners’ opinions regarding land use issues and policies to be used as one tool for the 2008 Land Use Plan Update. East Carolina University’s Center for Survey Research administered the mail survey, entered and analyzed the data.   Follow this link to find out the issues, who responded, and what the responses were in this important document that will help guide Kill Devil Hills’ future.

For further information about the  LUP Update process, click here.

 

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Sign up today!  Call Outer Banks Hauling/Bay Disposal at 252-480-6699 

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Collection services begin May 5, 2008.  Mondays of each week, residential property east of US 158/Croatan Highway will be collected.  On Tuesdays of each week, residential properties west of US 158/Croatan Highway will be collected


At their meeting on Monday, April 14, 2008 the Board of Commissioners took a landmark step to provide a much-requested service to town residents and visitors by approving an exclusive franchise agreement with Outer Banks Hauling/Bay Disposal for the collection at curbside of commingled recyclables! Not only will this new program be beneficial to our unique environment, but residents and visitors now have another opportunity to help promote a cleaner community for all  to enjoy. This new voluntary subscription-type service begins May 1, 2008.  The cost is $8.95 per month, per container for a once-per-week collection. Collection days will be either Monday or Tuesday – depending on your location.

Welcome to Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina


Kill Devil Hills received its municipal charter from the North Carolina General Assembly on March 6, 1953.  Since then, we have become a very popular family vacation retreat. 

 

Situated in the near geographic middle of the northern Dare County beaches, Kill Devil Hills is the largest municipality in Dare County with a year-round population of almost 7,000 people.  We are proud to be the site of the first heavier-than-air powered flight.  On December 17, 1903, Wilbur and Orville Wright were successful in making four flights at the base of the big hill that is now a part of the Wright Brothers National Memorial...
 

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This PDF will give you an overview of meetings schedules, services, and regulations on beach driving and animal control. Just click on the forward/back arrows to advance the show.   Questions about any of this information may be directed to Mary Quidley, Town Clerk.

 

 
 
 

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