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Administration
The Administration of Pollocksville is a small operation, with big tasks. The Mayor and his tight-knit staff manage the payments and budgets for utility services, apply for and manage grants, attend to the needs of the public, and ensure that Pollocksville is a comfortable place to live.
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Office Hours
- Mon - Thurs 9:00am - 2:30pm
Clerk
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Toni Floyd Town Clerk & Finance Officer admin@townofpollocksville.com (252) 224-9831 |
The Town Clerk attends all meetings of the council making record of official actions, and acts as custodian of all legal documents pertaining to the Town.
Other responsibilities include making public notices, facilitating communication, taking and making payments, and otherwise assisting the Mayor with town administration.
The Town Clerk serves as the Finance Officer, managing payroll, writing checks, accepting grant money, preparing the updated budget and finalizing the audits.
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- 9:00 AM – 2:30 PM Mon–Thu
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North Carolina
Economic Development
This page is a work in progress, because our economy is a work in progress. The town and the region have been in an economic recession, which Hurricane Florence only hindered further, but we are working to recover in a big way.
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North Carolina
Ordinances & Subordinances
Zoning Ordinances
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Subdivision Ordinance
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Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance
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North Carolina
Public Safety
Links and Numbers to the County-Level Organizations that provide Public Safety Services.
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Public Works
Public Works primarily does grounds keeping, meter reading, and general maintenance of roads and water/sewer utilities. Robby Tew runs the one-man show and does it well.
Public Works primarily does grounds keeping, meter reading, and general maintenance of roads and water/sewer utilities. Robby Tew runs the one-man show and does it well.
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Recovery & Resilience
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Resilience |
| from Hurricane Florence is imperative and ongoing for homeowners, businesses and public infrastructure | is an Economic Redevelopment Strategy to defend Pollocksville from future flood events. |
The Final Pollocksville Floodprint has been published and adopted by the Board as of July 27th, 2021.
During the historic event of Hurricane Florence in September 2018, the Trent River rose approximately 25 feet. The highest in local memory, as shown belowFlorence flooded nearly 75 homes in Pollocksville. Businesses closed, the Town Hall was completely submerged except for the roof, and the sewer pump stations failed. Rebuilding has been slow and difficult. |
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The marks along Main St represent the perceived Flood Heights of each notorious flood, as remembered by native Vickie Bell and her mother. |
Our state and local leaders speaking on the topic of resilience:
Pollocksville's revitalization has begun. New homes are being constructed, businesses are returning, and NC State's Coastal Dynamics Design Lab (CDDL) has partnered with the Town to develop the Pollocksville Floodprint. CDDL brings an unparalleled technical expertise to work with the citizens of Pollocksville to envision and develop innovative strategies to connect and manage vacant land in Pollocksville. CDDL is an inter-disciplinary group of landscape architects who bring natural and technological solutions to mitigate future damages and spur economic development. The Pollocksville Floodprint will be finished by July 15th, 2021.
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Click on the image to visit the website of Coastal Dynamics Design Lab, the research group at NC State, who has partnered with the Town of Pollocksville.Learn more about the work of CDDL! |
Helpful Resources
HomePlace is a Home and Community Design Guide for rebuilding with resilience at the forefront, which was prepared for Kinston following Hurricane Florence.
Sea Grant Coastal Landscaping Resources which include rainscaping, rain gardens, and other planting guides.
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North Carolina
Recreation
Pollocksville Waterfront Park
The Pollocksville Waterfront Park is grassy knoll that offers rest alongside Highway 17 and a gorgeous access to the Trent River. Park amenities include a covered picnic shelter, a fishing dock, a kayak launch, and a NC Wildlife Boat Ramp. Among locals it is a favorite spot to bring lunch and catch a few fish.
The Trent River headwaters are in the middle of Jones County, and flow northeast into the Neuse River 12 miles in a scenic meander. The river is popular among anglers and paddlers, and is well suited for all nature enthusiasts. The Pollocksville Wildlife Boat Ramp offers two floating docks on either side of a sloping concrete ramp. The kayak launch offers ADA accessibility for paddlers of all ages and abilities!
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North Carolina
Water & Sewer
The Water and Sewer Department maintains the utility services around the clock to ensure the safety and continuity of operations.
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