October 1, 2021
Notice of Meetings and Public ForumHistoric Landmarks Commission
On Tuesday, October 5, 2021, at 8:30 a.m. the Kill Devil Hills Historic Landmarks Commission will hold its regular meeting in the Meeting Room at the Administration Building, 102 Town Hall Drive, off Colington Road. View meeting agenda
Board of Commissioners
On Monday, October 11, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. the Kill Devil Hills Board of Commissioners will hold its regular meeting of the month in the Meeting Room, 102 Town Hall Drive, off Colington Road; following the regular meeting, the Board will conduct a forum-style session during which any questions or comments will be welcomed.
The Board of Commissioners embraces the importance of public opinion and appreciates the value of public input as they consider policies, ordinances, guide documents and other issues that may impact the overall quality of life in Kill Devil Hills and looks forward to this opportunity to hear about issues important to those who live here, work here, and own property in our town. View public notice
Notice of Public HearingOn Tuesday, October 5, 2021, the Kill Devil Hills Historic Landmarks Commission will hold two public hearings to receive public comments, both written and oral, regarding the designation ordinances for: 500 West Avalon Drive – Sharp Cottage 3208 and North Virginia Dare Trail – Wolcott Cottage. View the notice of public hearing
KDH Extension of State of Emergency for Food Service Temporary WaiversView the Town of Kill Devil Hills Extension of Emergency Order for Food Service Temporary Waivers #4A.
The KDH Fire Department Participates in Fire Prevention Week and in Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters |
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Fire Prevention Week
At its September 13th meeting, the Board of Commissioners adopted a Proclamation Declaring 10/3 - 10/9 as Fire Prevention Week
Join the Kill Devil Hills Fire Department for their "Cruise Through For Safety" on Monday, 10/4, Tuesday, 10/5,or Wednesday, 10/6 from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m., at Station 14, 1634 N. Croatan Highway, North Parking Lot, to briefly visit with the duty crew and pick up fire prevention materials, check out a ladder truck, and celebrate Fire Prevention Week.
Follow along on the Town's Facebook page and the Fire Department's Facebook page as we share safety posts each day next week for Fire Prevention Week. This year's theme is learn the sounds of fire safety. |
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Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters
The Kill Devil Hills Fire Department is participating in this year's "Light the Night." An event that pays tribute to fallen firefighters. The fire station will be lit up with red lights through the weekend. Please join Kill Devil Hills in remembering the fallen heroes and their loved ones.
(Photo: from past year, Firefighter AJ Crist) |
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Kill Devil Hills to Host First Flight Holiday Markets Vendors and Food Trucks Wanted
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The Town is currently seeking applications from vendors and food trucks to participate in its community holiday markets. While the markets focus on items that are homegrown, homebaked, or handmade, for the holiday season, we will be offering other entrepreneurs the opportunity to join, should the space allow. The town is also looking for food trucks/carts to participate.
Applications to participate in the market must be submitted no later than October 15, 2021, for consideration. Applications will be processed on a first-come, first-serve basis. An application and additional information can be found on the town's website. |
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KDH Beach Driving Season 10/1 - 4/30Permits on Sale Now
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Beach driving season runs from 10/1 - 4/30. You must have a permit to drive on the beach.
Permits are available at the KDH Town Hall (M-F, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.) Seasonal permits are $25 and temporary permits are $10 (good for 14 days). Temporary permits are ONLY available for purchase at the KDH Town Hall.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, Town Hall is open by appointment only. Please call 252-449-5338 to schedule a time best for you to pick up your permit.
Please note: Storms and high tides can cause rough beach conditions and may limit driving room. During high tides, portions of the beach are likely to become impassible. Obey all closure signs and notices. Check the town’s website and social media pages regularly for any possible closures.
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2021 KDH Ice Cream Social Event
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Kill Devil Hills’ neighbors came together last night to enjoy an evening of food and fellowship at the town’s annual Ice Cream Social event.
The KDH Fire Department and Fire Auxiliary staff were busy grilling hamburgers and hotdogs and serving them to attendees. They also provided community members with safety materials. The KDH Police Department was also in attendance providing youth with free bicycle safety equipment such as helmets and lights. Other town staff members joined in on the fun and passed out ice cream treats.
Helping to set the tone of the evening was the First Flight High School Jazz Band. Folks gathered around to listen to the talented students play. The KDH Community Appearance Commission informed citizens of their recent town initiatives: keeping KDH clean (including tackling cigarette butt litter), live oak tree preservation, plastic bag alternatives, and more.
A great time was had by all! The KDH Ice Cream Social is a prime example of what our town is all about – community. Visit our social media pages to see more photos from the event! |
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Dare County, NC: Dare County Library to Host Free Virtual Job Assistance Presentation on October 7, 2021The Dare County Library has announced the next virtual Zoom presentation as part of its monthly Virtual Enrichment Series for Adults: a free virtual job assistance program that will be held from 12 p.m to 1 p.m. on Thursday, October 7, 2021.
Join NCWorks outreach coordinator Heidi O’Neal, who will host the virtual class that is aimed toward individuals who are looking for a job or who would like to change careers but don’t know where to start. An overview of the job and career assistance services and resources that are available at the NCWorks Career Center in Nags Head will be discussed.
This virtual presentation—along with all of the presentations within the Dare County Library’s Virtual Enrichment Series for Adults—are free to Dare County residents and property owners ages 18 years and older. Registration is required, however, and space is limited.
To register for this virtual presentation, visit DareNC.com/Enrichment.
NCWorks is an equal opportunity employer and provider of employment and training services. It is overseen by the Northeastern Workforce Development Board, which works to resolve workforce issues and challenges in order to meet northeastern North Carolina’s employment needs. NCWorks is also a proud partner of the American Job Center Network.
For more information, contact Dare County Librarian Jonathan Wark at 252-473-2372 or jwark@earlibrary.org. |
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