The Family Beach

Cleanup

At this time we are not     anticipating that there will be a federal declaration that will provide for disposal of debris and household goods damaged by Hurricane  Ian. Residents and property owners should plan and act accordingly to  make private arrangements to dispose of refuse. Prior to the rehab and  repair of any structures flooded by Ian you must obtain a permit. This includes houses, walkways, piers and docks. If you have a home damaged  by flooding please contact the Holden Beach Building Inspections Department for guidance on repair before moving forward. Town ordinances require     use of a construction dumpster for construction debris. The removal of  these materials is to be arranged by the contractor or homeowner. 

The Town of Holden Beach is declaring September 2022 as Preparedness Month to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies that could happen at any time. Click below to read the full proclamation.

As mayor/emergency management director, I encourage all citizens to develop their emergency plan, build an emergency kit and communicate your plan to your household. Click here for some helpful information you can use while developing your plan. Also, make sure you have your vehicle decals in  place. Decals must be displayed in the lower left-hand corner of the windshield in the event we have an evacuation.

It is important to be prepared for potential emergencies now, do not wait.

The 2021 Consumer Confidence Report is now available.