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The Town of Spring Lake will be distributing items of need for our community, tomorrow morning at 10 a.m.., for any residents who may be in need, and have yet to receive any staple items.
The items will include non-perishable foods, baby items (such as diapers and formula), pet food, and water.
This will take place at the Town Of Spring Lake Fire Department, located at the Town Offices at 300 Ruth Street.
They will be there until everything has been passed out.
This will also be a drop off for any type of hygiene products, pet food, baby items, dry food, water, or canned goods, if you would like to make a donation.
Once again, we are making Spring Lake strong.
The Town of Spring Lake Town Hall will re-open
Friday September 21st, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.
The Parks and Recreation Department, as well as the Senior Enrichment Center, will be remain closed.
The Spring Lake Transit System will also be operating on their normal schedule.
The Town of Spring Lake Town Hall will re-open
Friday September 21st, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.
The Parks and Recreation Department, as well as the Senior Enrichment Center, will be remain closed.
The Spring Lake Transit System will also be operating on their normal schedule.
Highway 210 and Highway 87 are now both open. Victory.
Mayor Dobbins has issued an Order to rescind the mandatory evacuation. People may return to their home; however, it may be inhabitable. Please be mindful that the bridges are still impassable. He is also rescinding the voluntary evacuation. People may return to their home; however, it may not be inhabitable.
**There will be a curfew reinstated again tonight, running from 7 p.m. through tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. (9/20) **The bridges are still not cleared for travel on either road…Highway 87 at Vass Rd. / and Odell Rd., or Highway 210 at Little River. (We do not have an answer as to when that will [ … ] Read More »
UPDATE 8:00 a.m.: The water has receded from the bridge on Highway 210. HOWEVER: The bridge must be inspected for any damage, and deemed safe for crossing by the officials. The Town of Spring Lake has not been notified as to when these inspections will take place. AS SOON as we have an update, it [ … ] Read More »
The Town of Spring Lake offices will be closed today, Wednesday September 19th, due to flooding. This includes the Town Hall, the Parks and Recreation Department, and the Senior Enrichment Center.
Highway 210 and Highway 87 are now both open. Victory.
Mayor Dobbins has issued an Order to rescind the mandatory evacuation. People may return to their home; however, it may be inhabitable. Please be mindful that the bridges are still impassable. He is also rescinding the voluntary evacuation. People may return to their home; however, it may not be inhabitable.
**There will be a curfew reinstated again tonight, running from 7 p.m. through tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. (9/20) **The bridges are still not cleared for travel on either road…Highway 87 at Vass Rd. / and Odell Rd., or Highway 210 at Little River. (We do not have an answer as to when that will [ … ] Read More »
UPDATE 8:00 a.m.: The water has receded from the bridge on Highway 210. HOWEVER: The bridge must be inspected for any damage, and deemed safe for crossing by the officials. The Town of Spring Lake has not been notified as to when these inspections will take place. AS SOON as we have an update, it [ … ] Read More »
The Town of Spring Lake offices will be closed today, Wednesday September 19th, due to flooding. This includes the Town Hall, the Parks and Recreation Department, and the Senior Enrichment Center.
The Town of Spring Lake • PO Box 617 • 300 Ruth Street • Spring Lake, NC 28390 Town Hall: (910) 436 – 0241 • Water Department: (910) 703 – 8912
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