December 15, 2023

KDH Capital Projects Update

See the latest Capital Projects Update from the Town of Kill Devil Hills.

Last Market of the Season - Tomorrow!

Tomorrow, December 16^th, is your FINAL chance to come shop with us at the First Flight Holiday Market. We have an amazing lineup of vendors participating - you don’t to miss out!

Come snag some fantastic one-of-a-kind gifts for everyone on your list! There is a wide variety of goods from sweet & savory treats, woodworking, photography, paintings, jewelry, candles, bath and body items and so much more!

Please come support our local makers at our last market of the season.

During this holiday season, the Town of Kill Devil Hills has been collecting donations for Toys for Tots and the Children & Youth Partnership for Dare County's Diaper Bank. Please consider bringing a donation to the market for one of these organizations. This will be the LAST day to donate through the Town.

This Saturday (12/16) is your FINAL chance to come shop with us at the First Flight Holiday Market. We have an amazing lineup of vendors participating - you don’t to miss out!

On Saturday, December 16th, at 7:00 p.m., the KDH Fire & Police Departments will be escorting Santa from Town Hall, down Veterans Drive, and back. Families can safely line the streets at Aviation Park and near the schools to greet Mr. Claus as he rides by. After Santa passes by, continue the festivities with a stroll through Aviation Park to see the Wright Lights Illumination!

Limit your chances of becoming a victim of vehicle theft this holiday season. Whether you are out shopping, at a holiday gathering, or relaxing at home, do not leave any valuables in your vehicle, and always be aware of your surroundings. If you see suspicious activity or think that you may have been the target of it, please give the Kill Devil Hills Police Department a call: non-emergency: 252-473-3444 for immediate assistance during an emergency, call 9-1-1.

Briefing from the National Weather Service

A strong coastal storm is still expected to impact our area on Sunday and Monday, bringing a multitude of hazards to eastern NC.

The most prolific hazards will be strong winds, coastal and rainfall flooding, and very dangerous marine conditions. The severity of inundation is sensitive to the track of the low, so please continue to monitor updates from our local National Weather Service office as they refine the forecast.

View the latest weather briefing from the National Weather Service.

(Disclaimer: The information contained in the NWS briefings are time-sensitive. Note expiration time on briefing.)

Flood Safety

During a flood, water levels and the rate at which water is flowing can quickly change. You are safest by staying indoors, or seeking higher ground if shelter isn’t available. If you’re stuck outside when a flash flood occurs, do not attempt to cross flood waters by vehicle or on foot.

Turn around, don't drown!
Do not drive around barricades.
If possible, delay travel until conditions improve.

To sign up to receive alerts if water levels in your area begin to rise due to storm surge, visit www.FIMAN.NC.gov and select the flood gauge(s) located in the waterway you’d like to monitor in real time.

For current road conditions from NCDOT, visit drivenc.gov or follow NCDOT on Twitter or Facebook.

As you are making storm preparations, make sure to secure all loose outdoor items, including holiday decorations. Strong winds and flooding make unsecured outdoor objects a hazard.

Now Hiring

The Town of Kill Devil Hills is accepting applications for the position of Sanitation Equipment Operator.

Apply to join the Kill Devil Hills team! In addition to competitive pay, the Town offers amazing benefits. Learn more about our benefits from some of our employees by watching our Now Hiring Video.

For an application, visit the Town's website.