January 25, 2022

Notice of Meetings

Board of Commissioners
On Wednesday, January 26, 2022, at 6:00 p.m., the Kill Devil Hills Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting in the Meeting Room at the Administration Building, 102 Town Hall Drive, off Colington Road. View meeting agenda

Community Appearance Commission
On Thursday, January 27, 2022, at 8:30 a.m., the Kill Devil Hills Community Appearance Commission will hold a regular meeting in the Meeting Room at the Administration Building, 102 Town Hall Drive, off Colington Road. View meeting agenda

The town's 2022 advanced solid waste collection schedule has been released.

2022 KDH Solid Waste Schedule

The Town’s advanced solid waste schedule has been released. It highlights the entire year including holidays, bulk collections and other special collections.

View the schedule

Reminder: Colington Island is an unincorporated area in Dare County; therefore, refuse collection for all of Colington Island is conducted by Dare County. Questions regarding sanitation collection for unincorporated areas of Dare County should be addressed to the County’s Public Works Department at 252-475-5880

2022 KDH Dog Licenses Available

If you live in Kill Devil Hills, annual dog licenses are required for each canine over 4 months old that you own, renewable in January. The cost of a KDH dog license is $5.00 per dog (if not spayed/neutered) or $2.50 per dog (if spayed/neutered).

Kill Devil Hills provides two options to acquire your dog license:

IN PERSON: Visit the cashier’s window on the second floor of Town Hall with the following:
• Completed Annual Dog License Registration form
• Proof of rabies vaccination
• Proof of spaying/neutering
• Cash, credit card, check or money order for applicable fee

BY MAIL: Mail the following to Town of Kill Devil Hills, PO Box 1719, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948:
• Completed Annual Dog License Registration form
• Proof of rabies vaccination
• Proof of spaying/neutering
• Check or money order for applicable fee
• Self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE) so tag can be mailed to you.

For more information or for a License Registration form, please visit the Town's website or call 252-449-5338.

Dare County provides recovery and overdose support services

Stay Safe and Warm this Winter

Winter storms create a higher risk of car accidents, hypothermia, frostbite, carbon monoxide poisoning, and heart attacks from overexertion. Winter storms including blizzards can bring extreme cold, freezing rain, snow, ice and high winds.

A winter storm can:

Last a few hours or several days.

Cut off heat, power and communication services.

Put older adults, children, sick individuals and pets at greater risk.

Be prepared: Ready.gov/winter-weather

Wind chill can make all the difference between being ok to having hypothermia. Under calm conditions, the body radiates heat, creating a layer of warmth between our skin and the cold surroundings. When it’s windy, the moving air breaks up this insulating layer and speeds up heat loss by whisking away warmth from our skin, making hypothermia a possibility.