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April 8: The N.C. Department of Information Technology has developed an Interactive Map to help North Carolina residents find free and low-cost internet and mobile service offerings in their area. April 7: Utility Billing Update…
Resources for Citizens & Businesses
The following resources are available to help citizens and businesses cope with the COVID-19 pandemic: Currituck County Schools Daily meal service for children age 1-18. For all school-related information, contact Currituck Schools at 252-232-2223.…
Announcements and Cancellations
Good Friday Currituck County government offices will be closed on Friday, April 10 for Good Friday. The county's Recycling Centers will remain open on Friday, but will be closed on Sunday, April 12 for the…
NC Executive Order and Currituck State of Emergency
On March 27, Gov. Roy Cooper issued a Stay at Home Executive Order for the state of North Carolina. Frequently Asked Questions regarding NC's Stay at Home Order. Currituck County State of Emergency. The Board of Commissioners…
Schools providing meals for children
Currituck County Schools Meals on Wheels The School Nutrition Department will serve breakfast and lunch to all children that live in Currituck County, ages 1-18. These meals are free and will be available as long…
HEALTH INFORMATION RESOURCES
- Albemarle Regional Health Service
COVID Call Center 252-338-WELL (9355) - Centers for Disease Control
- North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
- Health & Human Services information about NC Medicaid
General Precautions
- Wash hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds at a time.
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
- Avoid close contact with people who are ill.
- Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze.
- Do not reuse tissue after coughing, sneezing, or blowing your nose.
- Clean and disinfect surfaces that are frequently touched.
Symptoms The three main symptoms of the COVID-19 coronavirus are:
- Fever
- Cough
- Shortness of breath
- Read “What to Do if You Feel Sick” from the NC Department of Health and Human Services
Business Resources
The following resources are available to help businesses cope with the COVID-19 pandemic:
- Local Business Survey
Currituck Emergency Management has created a quick, voluntary survey to gauge the operating status for county-wide businesses and organizations during the COVID-19 outbreak. Please take a minute to participate! Complete survey - Currituck Chamber of Commerce 252-453-9497
- Small Business Center
The Small Business and Technology Development Center can provide assistance and resources to local businesses by phone or virtual meetings. For businesses in Moyock and Central Currituck, call 252-339-2896; for businesses in Lower Currituck and Corolla, call 252-489-6299. - Restaurant & Hotel Staff
NC Restaurant Workers Relief Fund Hospitality employees of restaurants or hotels facing financial hardship, layoff, or reduced hours may apply for a grant of up to $500.
County Highlights
Homebound in My Town Contest for Students
During this time when families are all home spending quality time together, Currituck County and the Currituck Travel & Tourism Department are inviting Currituck County students to submit entries to a new contest – “Homebound in My Town”. You can pick from 4 different topics and use either of 4 different media types for your selected topic. You can do more than one topic if you … Continue reading Homebound in My Town Contest for Students
Smoke Test for Moyock Regional Wastewater Treatment System
Personnel from the Currituck County Wastewater Department will be conducting smoke testing for Moyock Regional Wastewater Treatment System on Tuesday, April 14, 2020, Wednesday, April 15, 2020 and Thursday, April 16, 2020 to identify problem areas of the sanitary sewer system. Smoke testing is conducted by blowing air and a smoke-like product into the sanitary sewer system to locate areas where stormwater and/or groundwater may enter. The “smoke” is a non-toxic, … Continue reading Smoke Test for Moyock Regional Wastewater Treatment System
Get Your
Beach Parking Permit
Beachgoers who wish to park on Currituck County’s four-wheel drive beach during the summer are required to have a county-issued beach parking permit displayed on their motor vehicle. The permit system will be effective from the Friday before Memorial Day until Labor Day. At this time, you can complete an application and submit via email, mail, or fax. If submitting the application by mail: allow 10 … Continue reading Get Your
Beach Parking Permit
