Town of Nags Head issued the following announcement on Oct. 17.
There are two options available to Nags Head property owners to dispose of mattresses, furniture, white goods, or yard brush: curbside collection, available October through April and the bulk/brush drop-off yard (permit/sticker required for use) located across from Nags Head's Public Services Administrative office.
- Option 1 Curbside Collection
- Option 2 Bulk/Brush Drop-Off
We are nearing the end of our first town sweep and have completed the following sections: North West, South West, South East and part of the North East area in which we finished/stopped at East side of the Village.
We will continue next week starting at Eighth Street and will be working between the highways (see order below).
Nags Head’s curbside collection of bulk and brush runs from Monday, October 3rd through April 30th. The last day to place bulk items at the curb will be April 30th. This service is only for homeowners and residents of improved lots.
There is no on-demand collection or a waiting list (you will not need to call in). You can put your separated piles out anytime between October 3rd and April 30th.
Once we finish each sweep; we will repeat the same order sweep until the program ends on April 30th.
Order of Town Sweeps:
- North West
- Industrial Park
- Carolinian Circle
- The Pond
- NH Acres
- Old Nags Head Woods Road
- Vista Colony
- Woodhill
- The Villas
- North Ridge
- South West
- Soundside Road
- South Ridge
- The Cove
- The Village
- Lakeside
- Cedar Island
- Pond Island
- The Causeway
- South East
- South Old Oregon Inlet Road (SOOIR)
- North East
- Areas east of US/158 from Gray Eagle St. to Eighth St. (including the East side of the Village)
- Between the Highways (BTH)
- All neighborhoods that are between US/158 and located on South Virginia Dare Trail (SVDT)
- Vegetative pile
- branches (clippings must be cut in lengths of not over eight feet in length)
- bushes
- shrubs
- leaves and pine needles (must be in paper bags only)
- construction and demolition pile- small homeowner projects (must be less than 144 sq. ft.)
- flooring
- cabinets
- paneling
- carpeting
- insulation
- lumber and wood products
- shingles
- hot tub (must be cut into 4 pieces)
- white goods/ appliances/ metals pile
- refrigerators/freezers (doors must be removed)
- ovens
- microwaves
- washers/dryers
- water heaters
- iron
- aluminum
- steel
- bicycles (tires must be removed)
- lawnmowers, weed eaters, blowers etc. (gas tanks must be removed)
- furniture pile
- beds
- mattresses
- box springs
- hot tub covers
- chairs etc.
- piles must be within 10 ft. of the roadside
- piles must not be located under or near low hanging trees, branches and or utility cables
- materials or vegetative debris (branches, brush, shrubs, leaves or pine needles) as a result of a contracted service
- construction and demolition homeowner projects over 144 sq. ft.
- tires
- automotive batteries
- motor oil
- paint
- fuel
- dead animals
- mixed piles (items that are placed in the wrong pile type)
- fluorescent bulbs
- cement/ concrete/ asphalt/ rocks
- glass, glass windows or glass doors
- propane tanks or any pressurized containers
- hazardous material of any type [of] waste
- stumps
- leaves in plastic bags
*note- Dare County Public Works compound (Roanoke Island) facility located at 1018 Driftwood Drive in Manteo accepts- used tires (off rims), used motor oil, lead acid automotive batteries, residential yard debris (branches for chipping up to 8 inches in diameter), straw, pampas grass and leaves for composting. Go to Dare County Public Works website for more info or contact them at 252-475-5880/ 252-475-5881.
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