Beach Nourishment Project Videos

July 28, 2017 More Beach to Love Video Update on Beach Nourishment

July 21, 2017 More Beach to Love Video Update on Beach Nourishment

July 14, 2017 More Beach to Love Video Update on Beach Nourishment

July 7, 2017  

More Beach to Love Video Update on Beach Nourishment

June 30, 2017 More Beach to Love Video Update on Beach Nourishment

Friday, June 23, 2017 New Beach Nourishment Video Released

May 19, 2017 
More Beach to Love Video Update on Beach Nourishment 



The Town of Duck Beach Nourishment project is anticipated to begin dredging operations around May 20th. Please note that this is still a tentative schedule and is subject to change. Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (GLDD) is now anticipating the use of three dredges (the Liberty Island, the Dodge, and Padre Island), rather than one, for the Town of Duck project. It is estimated that all three dredges will arrive prior to the end of May, though it is unclear which will arrive first.

Additional videos will be posted as they are completed.  In the meantime, enjoy watching the progress. 

February 16, 2017 presentation



A presentation with question and answer session by and with the Beach Nourishment Consultants, Coastal Planning and Engineering and GLDD will take place on Thursday, February 16 at 9:00 a.m. in the KDH Meeting Room at the Administration Building, 102 Town Hall Drive off Colington Road. This meeting is open to the public and all interested parties are welcome to attend. A recording of the session is available on the Town’s website, www.kdhnc.com and on the YouTube channel.  Or, you can watch the video below: 

The following video was prepared by the local government entities with beach nourishment projects this year:  Duck, Southern Shores, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills and Dare County. It provides a great deal of information on the actual process and each location. 

Town of Kill Devil Hills historical perspective on efforts to protect KDH beaches and the current project



Learn about steps taken in the 1980s by Kill Devil Hills and private property owners to protect oceanfront structures from being lost to shoreline erosion.  Meet former Mayor Lowell Perry, Dare County Commissioner Warren Judge, KDH Planning Director Greg Loy and former Sea Ranch Hotel owner Cliff Blakely in this informative and historical video.  Current Mayor Sheila F. Davies also talks about the beach nourishment project.   
The Town has also developed videos on different aspects of beach nourishment to explain the process, issues, and what to expect. The segments are led by former Commissioner Bill Pitt, who provides these informative "Pitt Stops."