FEMA Registration #: 1-800-621-3362

Once you register with FEMA, please be sure to keep your registration number somewhere safe.

HURRICANE FLORENCE NOTICES:

Notice # 17 - Low Pressure Advisory Rescinded - Part of Olympia

Notice # 16 - Point of Distribution Operating Hours/Distribution Locations UPDATED

Notice # 15 - Debris Management

Notice #14 - Points of Distribution Operating Hours/Distributions UPDATED

Notice #13 - Low Pressure Advisory - Part of Olympia

Notice #12 - Points of Distribution Operating Hours UPDATED

Notice #11 - Debris Pickup Plan being Formulated

Notice #10 - Mandatory Evacuation Notice Rescinded

Notice #9 - Water Conservation Notice & Low Pressure Advisory RESCINDED as of 091818

Notice #8 - Points of Distribution Hours, Locations, and Meal Times

Pamlico County Points of Distribution (PODs) Information. 

NOTE TO COUNTY STAFF: Please report to work as normal for storm recovery efforts.

Notice #7 - Curfew

Notice #6 - Water Conservation Notice/Low Pressure Advisory

Notice #5 - Curfew

Notice #4 - Curfew

Notice #3 - County Government Offices Closed Wednesday, September 12th

Notice #2 - Including Animal Sheltering Instructions

Notice #1 - Mandatory Evacuation Notice

Temporary Change of Water Treatment Process 

From October 5, 2018 thru December 1, 2018 the Pamlico County Water Department will change its drinking water disinfectant from chloramines to chlorine. The purpose of this change, which occurs annually, is to help ensure a high level of disinfection in our community's network of water mains.
In an effort to maintain compliance with disinfection by-product requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) the Pamlico County Water System utilizes chloramination at its water treatment facility. Chloramination is the controlled application of ammonia to the chlorination, does not react with naturally occurring organic material in source water to form disinfection by-products currently regulated by the SDWA.
Water systems that utilize chloramination must periodically return to the free chlorine process. This change provides additional assurance that the proper disinfection of water in the system is maintained.
Most customers probably will not detect the difference; however, those with keen sense of taste or smell may detect a slight chlorine odor in the water during this period. This would be due to the presence of residual chlorine rather than odorless residual chloramines.
This will involve extensive flushing, if you have any questions or concerns, please call the Water Department at 252-745-5453.

Hazardous Household Waste Event

The Pamlico event will take place on Saturday, October 13 at the Pamlico County Courthouse on Highway 55 in Bayboro. The hours are 9:00 am to 12:00 noon.

For more information, click here to see flyer.

CDBG Opportunity

North Carolina Emergency Management has announced that housing repair assistance may be available for homeowners and residents that experienced damage from Hurricane Matthew. To apply for assistance, residents should call 211. More information can be found at www.rebuild.nc.gov/apply.