Public Notices

The City is in the process of updating its Comprehensive Land Use Plan through the Imagine 2040 Comprehensive Plan project. The draft plan is now available for review as it moves forward through the

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a vacancy exists on the Board of Commissioners of the City of Boiling Spring Lakes. Pursuant to the City Charter (Session Law 1977-62, Sec. 3.4(b)), the Mayor and Board of

Every year, Brunswick County Public Utilities and the towns, cities, and other utilities that purchase water from Brunswick County, implement an annual flushing program. Public Utilities employees

Effective immediately, the Burn Ban for the City of Boiling Spring Lakes has been lifted. This decision follows consultation with the county and local police and fire departments and is based on

Please take notice that the city has received the Certificate of Final Approval to Modify Upper (Allen Creek) Dam from North Carolina DEQ Dam Safety. This certifies that the area upstream of the dam

This City has begun mosquito spraying. If you have contacted our office to be placed on the "do not spray" list, we have noted your request and have prepared the list for our Public Works Dept. to

* Mr. Kirkland will start on Monday, June 29th.

Dear Boiling Spring Lakes Residents, As hurricane season approaches, we want to remind everyone to take a few simple steps to stay safe and prepared. Now is the perfect time to review your emergency

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

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

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