DARE Co., N.C. - Dare County announced it will restrict visitor access to its part of the Outer Banks starting Tuesday.
In response to updated guidelines from the CDC, the Dare County Control Group announced to restrict visitor access starting at 2 p.m. Tuesday. At this time, no timeline has been established for when visitors will be able to return.
Officials say there are currently 39 individuals who have tested positive for coronavirus in North Carolina. Currently, no individuals in Dare County have tested positive for the virus.
In lieu of an entry permit, permanent residents of Dare and Currituck counties will be allowed entry with a valid NC driver’s license with a Dare or Currituck county address or a government-issued identification card with a local address. This applies to those from Currituck County who need to enter Dare County to conduct business, work or attend medical appointments. No one from Dare or Currituck County will be denied entry with proper identification.
Non-resident property owners will be allowed entry with a current tax bill or parcel data sheetwith matching current government-issued id or an entry permit with matching current government-issued identification.
Non-resident employees that need to work in Dare County may show documentation providing proof of employment such as pay stubs or employee identification badges with matching current government-issued identification.
In an effort to expedite traffic at the checkpoints, the Dare County Sheriff’s Office requests that all commercial traffic entering the county use the right lane and all regular traffic use the left lane.
Following the mayoral declaration of a state of emergency, the Town of Duck is implementing strategies to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and to protect citizens and staff. Residential and commercial collections will continue as scheduled. The Town Hall is currently open, but we ask that you call or email before visiting. We may be able to assist you remotely. The Public Safety building is closed to non-emergent issues, including facility tours and the T-shirt shop. Please call or email the office to ask how we may be able to assist you remotely. 252-255-1234 info@townofduck.com. Non-essential Town events have been cancelled or postponed until April 15. This includes beach planting, lectures, and other community events. Plans for the Council meeting scheduled for April 1, 2020, will be evaluated and updates shared on the Town website, E-news, and social media channels. Please expect face-to-face meetings with staff to be postponed or conducted electronically.
The Town of Kitty Hawk offices are open normal business hours (8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.). However, in the interest of safety of our visitors and staff, face-to-face contact will be limited. Before visiting the Kitty Hawk offices, please check our website or call us at 252-261-3552 to discuss the best way to conduct business. Thank you for your cooperation and patience.
Kill Devil Hills
The Town of Kill Devil Hills’ top priority continues to be the health, safety, and well-being of its citizens. Offices at the Town Hall are currently open; however, access is restricted. Access into the Town Hall will be granted by an appointment only. If you have business with the Town call, email, or visit our website (www.kdhnc.com) to schedule an appointment or to gain additional assistance. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Our goal is to continue to provide the highest level of service possible, while taking necessary precautions to protect both our staff and our customers.
To ensure the safety of those needing to do business with the Town of Nags Head as well as our employees, to prevent the spread of COVID-19, please refrain from entering Nags Head’s Town Hall unless there is an absolute need.
Water and tax bills can be paid via the drop box near the flag pole in front of Town Hall.
For additional assistance, please call the following departments:
Planning Department – 252-441-7016 / 252-449-2002
Building Permits – 252-449-6048
Trade permits can now be applied for and issued online. Additionally, in some cases we are able to make arrangements over the phone or by email to coordinate the submittal of building permit applications and materials, issue permits and take payments. If you need assistance or would like to discuss how we may be able to meet your needs remotely, please call 252-441-7016 or email planning@nagsheadnc.gov.
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Bulletin #2 - In response to updated guidelines for travel from the CDC & following The President’s Coronavirus Guidelines for America, Dare County will restrict visitor access to Dare County beginning today, Tuesday, March 17 at 2 p.m. https://t.co/js38soZ3Ti#obx #outerbanks
— Dare County EM (@DareCountyEM) March 17, 2020
