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From Brunswick County Operation Services: Brunswick County residents can take yard debris to the landfill. The charge is $22.50 per ton, which is less than $2 per 100 pounds. Residents are encouraged to take yard debris in the morning if possible, as large trucks are typically finishing their routes between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. and back-ups at the landfill are more likely at this time. If residents live in a municipality, they should contact…
Brunswick County Public Schools and the Brunswick County Courthouse will both be closed on Tuesday, Oct. 11 as the county continues to recover from Hurricane Matthew. From Brunswick County Public Schools: The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority. Officials have been continuously monitoring conditions throughout the county. The decision to close schools tomorrow is based on numerous power outages, road conditions, and rising water in the western part of the county.…
The Brunswick County Courthouse will be closed Monday, Oct. 10. Brunswick Transit System officials have announced BTS will also be closed on Monday.
Brunswick County Schools will be CLOSED for STUDENTS AND STAFF on Monday, October 10. The school system will continue to provide updates on next week’s schedule as the storm progresses.
BOLIVIA, N.C. – The National Weather Service is warning residents that life-threatening flash flooding is possible due to conditions from Hurricane Matthew. Brunswick County is under a Flash Flood Watch through Sunday afternoon, as the area is expected to get significant rainfall and already-high water levels will affect drainage. Brunswick County issued a voluntary evacuation for unincorporated low-lying and flood-prone areas. Additionally: Bald Head Island has issued a voluntary evacuation, with a mandatory evacuation for…