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The changes and sacrifices we have been making have not been easy, but they are making a difference. During this challenging time, it is important that we choose to speak with kindness. Whether you are speaking with neighbors, an out-of-towner, Town Staff, or commenting on social media, please choose kindness and civility. Kill Devil Hills has an abundant amount of neighborly spirit, let’s share it with everyone.

We're in this together. We’ll get through this together. Please continue to be a part of the solution to flatten the curve by following the Stay Home Stay Healthy Order. And, in a world where you can be anything, be kind.

Please visit our website, www.kdhnc.com for information on modifications to daily operations/services, closed facilities, meeting/event cancellations, contact information for various Town Departments, and other updates.

This morning's Planning Board meeting is available for viewing at: https://youtu.be/ROeEJTfIxZk

COVID-19 Bulletin #44 from Dare County Emergency Management

State Cases of COVID-19
In North Carolina, there are currently 5,465 cases of COVID-19 in 94 counties. There have been 131 fatalities in NC associated with COVID-19. Currently, the state is reporting 452 hospitalizations across the state from COVID-19 illness.

County’s Positive Test Results Count Remains the Same
There have been no changes in the number of positive COVID-19 cases in Dare County over the past four days. Dare County remains at 15 positive test results. Of the 15 individuals who have tested positive, 13 have recovered/or are asymptomatically cleared (meaning they are seven days post testing with no symptoms), one is asymptomatic (meaning they have not experienced any COVID-19 symptoms), and one died.

Officials Discussing Staged Entry -- No Timeline Yet Established
With the economic hardships created by the COVID-19 crisis, many in the community are anxious for a timeline to establish expanded entry to the County. Dare County’s Stay Home - Stay Healthy order aligns with the Governor’s Stay at Home Order and is effective through April 29.
The Dare County Control Group meets frequently for updates regarding COVID-19 and to address all related issues and concerns. As April 29 approaches, the Control Group will continue to have serious discussions about ways to most effectively balance the health of our community and the economic impacts, in order to make decisions that are in the best interest of all. Local officials have begun those discussions regarding the timeline for entry to the County. When implemented, it is likely that a staged entry process will be implemented to allow non-resident property owners entry before allowing entry to visitors.

As decisions on entry are made, consideration is being given to the Governor’s actions regarding the state’s Stay at Home order, the scientific data including trends and models that are frequently changing, the capacity of local health providers, and the ability of local merchants to provide essential goods and services.

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Spread Kindness Not Germs

A message from the Beach Food Pantry:

I know that many people in our community are in a terrible spot right now. I know that people are scared of all the unknowns. And, let's face it, many people have preconceived notions about 1) what a food pantry provides and 2) what type of person goes to a food pantry. And, I know that most people that could really use our help right now are the last people that want to feel like they are "asking" for help.

But, can we please set all that aside for just this tiny sliver of time when the world already feels upended in every way? We are asking you to let us make this food-related piece of this crazy time feel a little less anxiety producing. But, we can't help if you don't allow us to.

So, what can you expect if you trust us? Continue reading. . .

Dare Counts - Census 2020

It is more important than ever to respond to the 2020 Census online, by mail, or by phone. COVID-19 has brought healthcare, social services, emergency response and preparedness to the forefront, and in just 10 minutes, you can ensure funding to support these agencies and programs in our community for the future.

For more information about the census and frequently asked questions, visit darenc.com/census.

Please take a few moments and respond today to make sure Dare County counts. Visit https://my2020census.gov or call 1-844-330-2020 (English) or 1-844-468-2020 (Spanish) and be counted today!

Latest Information from theTown of Kill Devil Hills

COVID-19 Bulletin #44 from Dare County Emergency Management

Spread Kindness Not Germs

Dare Counts - Census 2020

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Town of Kill Devil Hills