Currituck County’s New Manager and Local Rescues: A Busy Week in Camden, NC
Hey there, Camden! We have quite a few exciting updates this week that you won’t want to miss. From local government changes to rescue missions on our beautiful waters, there’s a lot to talk about. So grab your coffee, and let’s dive in!
Rebecca Gay Takes the Helm as Currituck County Manager
First up, big news for Currituck County! Rebecca Gay has been named the permanent County Manager. This decision comes after her successful tenure as the interim manager, where she showcased her dedication and strategic vision for the county. It seems the community is excited, and many believe Rebecca will bring fresh ideas and a steady hand to County leadership. With her at the helm, we’re hoping for new initiatives that will enhance our local community and improve services.
Coast Guard to the Rescue!
In a thrilling turn of events, the Coast Guard recently came to the aid of a stranded Boston Whaler. Imagine being out on the water, and suddenly your boat has issues! That’s exactly what happened, but luckily, the Coast Guard was on it! They swiftly responded to the distress call and successfully assisted the vessel back to safety. It’s always comforting to know that our brave Coast Guard is out there, ready to lend a helping hand when needed.
Camden Man Arrested for Motorcycle Theft
Sadly, it’s not all great news. Our community has been shaken by a recent incident involving a popular Camden man charged with stealing a motorcycle. The Dare County Sheriff’s office has been actively working on the case and confirmed that subpoenas have been issued from the U.S. Attorney’s office regarding this matter. It’s always a reminder that crime can touch any community, but local authorities are working hard to keep us safe.
Community Law Enforcement Updates
The Dare County Sheriff’s office also shared several updates on recent activities. Community policing efforts are ongoing, focused on ensuring safety and building trust. Meanwhile, the Currituck County Sheriff’s department apprehended an armed suspect who posed a potential threat to residents. It’s reassuring to see law enforcement in action, keeping our towns secure.
Adopt a Friend: Connie the Tabby Awaits You!
On a brighter note, if you’re considering bringing a new furry friend into your home, meet Connie! This adorable 2-year-old brown and white Tabby cat was discovered as a stray in Manns Harbor. After some health struggles and a lot of love, Connie has fully recovered and is ready to find her forever home! Her playful spirit shines through, especially when she watches birds from the window. If you’re interested in adopting, stop by the OBX SPCA located at 378 Airport Road in Manteo. You can call them at 252-475-5620 or email Leann Saunders for more info.
Weather Station Upgrades in Nags Head
Lastly, for those in the construction and development sector, Sussex Development is looking for bids for the Jennette’s Pier Weather Station upgrades. They’re planning some important renovations, starting with replacing the current roof structure. If you’re interested in participating, make sure to check the details and submit your bids before October 23, 2024.
So there you have it, Camden! A blend of community news, safety updates, and heartwarming pet stories. Remember, whether it’s welcoming a new manager or a new furry friend into your life, we’re all in this together. Stay tuned for more updates!
