Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Currituck County Department of Fire-Emergency Medical Services.
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Oct 29, 2026
Dec 10, 2026
Construction of two new water booster pump stations at Sligo and Barco and upgrades to existing stations at Coinjock and Tulls Creek.
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City
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Barco
County
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Currituck
Phone Number
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252-232-7746
Zip Code
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27917
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Currituck County Department of Fire-Emergency Medical Services
The board discussed participation and planning for the upcoming holiday parade, conducted an election for the Vice-Chair position, and reviewed updates regarding shelter operations, including animal transport news and an upcoming vaccine clinic. Additionally, the board provided positive comments regarding the efforts of the animal services staff.
The Board discussed recruitment and retention strategies for volunteer fire and EMS personnel during a work session. Administrative actions included the recognition of former state Senator Bobby Hanig and the review of the North Carolina Forest Service Annual Report. New business consisted of the appointment of a new Tax Administrator, various board appointments, and the approval of consent agenda items. Commissioners provided reports on community engagement and local concerns, including a discussion on the potential dangers of Kratom. Additionally, the County Manager presented an overview of upcoming local ballot referendums and their anticipated impacts on county finances and operations.
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The board received updates on several completed projects, including the installation of walk bridges, security cameras, and field lighting, backstops, and infields at local facilities. The board discussed the receipt of a state grant for athletic complex construction. Other business included reviewing youth program participation, gathering feedback on community programming for families in Corolla and Carova, status updates regarding a recent property purchase in Carova, and initiating budget planning for upcoming cycles. Additionally, the board reviewed upcoming and ongoing infrastructure projects, such as playground replacements, restroom renovations, and tennis court resurfacing funded partly by USTA grants.
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