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ABOUT THE TOWN OF DUCK

The Town of Duck, North Carolina, is a thriving coastal community. We respect and value our delicate yet dynamic barrier island environment – clean waters and beaches, maritime forests, wetlands, and dunescapes. With an eclectic mix of independent businesses and the Duck Town Park and Boardwalk, Duck Village is a source of pride and the heart of Duck. Whether you are a resident, a first-time visitor, or someone who feels that Duck is your home away from home, we welcome you to explore the Town of Duck.

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Weekly Blotter | Sept. 23 – Sept. 29

Town of Duck Police Department1259 Duck Road • Post Office Box 8369Duck, North Carolina 27949PHONE…

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Hurricane Helene Assistance

Hurricane Helene has caused significant damage in North Carolina, leaving many residents in need of…

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Weekly Blotter | Sept. 16 – Sept. 22

Town of Duck Police Department1259 Duck Road • Post Office Box 8369Duck, North Carolina 27949PHONE…

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Request for Installment Financing Proposals – Land and Vehicles

The Town of Duck is seeking proposals from interested lenders for two separate installment financing…

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Winged Horses of the Outer Banks | Rescheduled for October 3

Due to inclement weather, the Town of Duck’s celebration of the iconic Outer Banks winged…

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Deputy Chief Missy Clark, Senior Sargeant Joe Knight, Senior Police Officer Nathan Mauffrey, and Police Officer Richard Deaner headed to Black Mountain and Biltmore Forest, North Carolina this morning to assist with recovery efforts. Police Chief Jeff Ackerman reflects on the situation: "We on the coast know first hand the devastation hurricanes can bring. Our brother and sister officers have never hesitated to come to our aid when we’ve needed them, so it is our duty to aid Western North Carolina now. Law enforcement agencies in eastern NC that are reasonably staffed and able to assist have the same duty. " We are incredibly grateful for the unwavering dedication of our first responders. Their selfless commitment to resilience and their tireless efforts to serve our communities makes a profound difference in our lives. Thank you for your invaluable service. To everyone stepping up to help their neighbors, we thank you. Your generosity and compassion are a testament to the strength of the community. ... See MoreSee Less

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The 2024 fall bulk waste collection is in just a couple of weeks!Waste Management will be in town on Friday, October 18 to collect residential bulk waste items. Please aim to have your items curbside by Wednesday, October 16. A digital self- reporting form is available to report items that will be left out for the bulk waste collection. Use of this form is not mandatory but is highly encouraged as it minimizes the time Town staff is needed to survey bulk waste items and, more importantly, it streamlines the collection process by Waste Management. To submit your report, visit: bit.ly/3BBFbGv👉As a reminder, bulk waste can include all large items including televisions, mattresses, and yard/vegetative debris. 👉 Yard and vegetative debris must be bagged or CLEARLY tied into bundles of four (4) foot lengths or less weighing NO MORE than 50 pounds each. Waste Management does not use a truck with a mechanical arm and, therefore, the bundle MUST be manageable for a single person to handle. These items will not be collected:✖️ Refrigerators or appliances that contain hazardous waste (refrigerant/Freon)✖️ Hazardous materials such as paints, solvents, chemicals, etc. (dry out paint and place in regular trash)✖️ Building materials or demolition debris✖️ Roofing, soil, rocks, concrete, and stumps✖️ TiresFor more information, visit: www.townofduck.com/waste-disposal/bulk-waste-disposal/ ... See MoreSee Less

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duckobx Town of Duck @duckobx ·
4 Oct

The Town of Duck Planning Board will meet on 10/9/2024 at 5:30 pm at Town Hall. For the agenda and meeting info, visit .

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duckobx Town of Duck @duckobx ·
2 Oct

Women of the Outer Banks Small Group Exhibit, part of the Town's Rotating Art Show is temporarily closed.

The exhibit space will re-open to the public on Monday, October 7 at 9:00 a.m. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause.

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1 Oct

The 2024 Fall Bulk Waste Collection is scheduled for Friday, October 18. Please take a moment to review collection guidelines and use the self- reporting form to help streamline the collection process: https://www.townofduck.com/waste-disposal/bulk-waste-disposal/

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