

A state of emergency has been issued in response to the forecasted extreme cold temperatures, gusty winds and snow. The NC Department of Transportation has been treating the bridge, but there is the possibility that it will close at some point due to unsafe driving conditions. Closures could possibly extend through the first of the week.
We will continue to monitor the storm and will post updates if necessary.
Please be aware of the severe weather that is going to occur over the next several days. Expect extremely cold temperatures, snow and possible sleet, accompanied by gusty winds. Take all precautions accordingly. As the weather deteriorates, so may the roadways, this includes the bridge. Although NC Department of Transportation has been treating it, potential bridge closures may take place starting Saturday morning, January 31st and possibly extend through the first of the week.
Updated conditions reports will follow as needed.
The Town of Holden Beach will take sealed bids for the scope of work for landscaping and irrigation services found below. Proposals are for services beginning July 1, 2026.
Sealed bids should be returned to the Town Clerk, 110 Rothschild Street, Holden Beach, NC 28462 by February 3, 2026 at noon marked Landscape and Irrigation.
For questions regarding this proposal, please contact Assistant Town Manager Christy Ferguson at christy.ferguson@hbtownhall.com.
2025 Landscaping and Irrigation Scope of Work (pdf)
DownloadThe Town of Holden Beach invites qualified independent auditors having sufficient governmental accounting and auditing experience in performing an audit in accordance with the specifications outlined in our Request for Proposal (RFP) to submit a proposal. The RFP can be viewed below. There is no expressed or implied obligation for the Town of Holden Beach to reimburse firms for any expenses incurred in preparing proposals in response to this request. Proposals must be submitted by Monday, February 9, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.
Please contact Bryan Chadwick at (910) 842-6488 or email bryan.chadwick@hbtownhall.com with questions.
Auditor (pdf)
DownloadThe Town of Holden Beach will take informal bids for weekend cleaning services of our public restrooms. Services will begin Memorial Day and will run year-round. There are currently four regular restroom locations and one mobile restroom with another location pending before the summer season begins.
Locations:
• Public Restroom Facility Under the Bridge
• Bridgeview Park (which includes a shower and laundry room)
• 114 OBE (Quinton)
• 339 OBE (East End)
• Restroom Trailer at the Pier which includes 2 men’s stalls, 2 women’s stalls and 1 handicapped accessible
• An additional facility is under contract on Block Q
Cleanings shall occur twice per day on both Saturdays and Sundays with the Sunday cleaning happening prior to the concerts beginning at 6:30 p.m. from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Cleaning in the offseason will be once per day on both Saturday and Sunday. Note: cleaning at the restroom trailer at the pier will be halted once it is winterized and will not resume until temperatures allow. Additionally, other facilities may close due to extreme weather and the extent of closure will depend on weather patterns. If restrooms are not open, they would be exempt from cleaning during that time.
The Town will be furnishing all paper products. The company should furnish all cleaning products.
Bids should be broken out by facility.
Sealed bids are due back to the town clerk by February 13, 2026 at 3:00 p.m.
Files coming soon.
Check out Chief Dixon's PSA on low speed vehicles!
Check out Dr. (Commissioner) Dyer's PSA on dogs on the beach.
The Town of Holden Beach is located midway between Wilmington, NC and Myrtle Beach, SC - about 40 minutes from each. The Town is situated on an Atlantic coastal barrier island, facing south onto the Long Bay region of Brunswick County.
With over eight miles of clean, sandy beaches and a year round moderate temperature, the island attracts many visitors who want to experience a unique, quiet, family oriented atmosphere. Holden Beach has a very small commercial area on the island. That point is considered by many as the key reason they keep coming back year after year. While there are limited commercial establishments on the island, everything one could desire is located within a short driving distance.
Boating, fishing and hiking the island are very popular activities. There are plenty of shells for those interested in shell hunting. There are over 125 superb golf courses located within an hour drive of the island. The island is a sea turtle habitat and during the hatching season (May - October) those who don't mind staying up late can witness one of nature's most interesting pleasures - watching hundreds of small sea turtles "boil" out of the sand and marching to the ocean.
There is no other North Carolina barrier island like Holden Beach, low commercial impact, hundreds of beautiful rental homes and a wholesome family oriented atmosphere.
The 2024 Consumer Confidence Report is now available.
CCR Report 2024 Revised (pdf)
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