The Board of Commissioners will meet on Monday, January 26, at 4:30 pm at City Hall to set goals for the 2026-2027 fiscal year.
Please take notice that the Library Commission will hold a Special Workshop on Friday, January 16th from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at City Hall. The purpose of the workshop is to train the Commission
We’d like to remind everyone that the City of Boiling Spring Lakes is unable to offer Christmas tree or bulk item disposal services, so please avoid leaving these items in the City Right of Ways
Thank you for your interest in the Citizens Academy. We have reached our capacity and are no longer accepting new applicants at this time. We appreciate your enthusiasm and encourage you to stay
You’re Invited! Help Shape the Future of Boiling Spring Lakes Be part of the conversation about the Boiling Spring Lakes 2040 Comprehensive Plan! Join your neighbors and city leaders for a public
The City of Boiling Spring Lakes has begun the process of updating its Comprehensive Land Use Plan (LUP). The current LUP, which can be viewed here, was adopted in 2017 and serves as a blueprint for
The 2026 update of the Southeastern N.C. Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan is officially underway. The Hazard Mitigation Plan is intended to promote sound public policy designed to protect citizens
E. Boiling Spring Rd. at North Lake Dam is now open to all traffic, effective September 10th.
IMPORTANT DAMS UPDATE The City was informed by our Engineering Consultant that work would have to be stopped at the Pine Lake Dam site due to an issue that has arisen. During the rainfall that the
CodeRED is an emergency notification system that allows emergency officials to notify residents and businesses by telephone, cell phone, text message, email and social media of time-sensitive general
As per the City Manager's report at the Board of Commissioners' Meeting on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, posted is a copy of the Settlement and Release between Dominion Land Corp, Logan Developers and The
According to engineering design, lake levels on Pine Lake, North Lake and Patricia Lake (east of NC 87) will return to normal pre-Florence levels once the dams are completed. According to design, the