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Welcome to the Town of Cape Carteret Print E-mail

The Town of Cape Carteret was incorporated on June 3rd, 1959. Since that time, it has grown to more than 1,800 residents comprised of older and younger adults alike as well as both permanent and seasonal residents. It is located along the intracoastal waterway in the western end of Carteret County and has always been a desirable place to live.

 
Salvation Army Needs Your Help Print E-mail
Due to economic conditions, the Salvation Army has seen a significant increase in the public's need for food assistance and as result are experiencing a short supply of their food pantry. To help raise funds for food purchases, keetle drives have been arranged in the area, one of which will take place at MacDaddys in Cape Carteret Saturday July 17th, as well as the following Monday through Saturday (July 19-24). Your help is requested in making this event successful. The Salvation Army needs volunteers to "ring the fundraising bell"  from noon until 7 pm each of those days. Volunteers will be asked to fill two hour time slots. Please contact Devin Sassano with the Salvation Army at 252-241-4407 to find the time that's right for you. If you are unable to volunteer a couple of hours to help ring the bell, please at least stop by and make a contribution.
 
June 2010 Town Crier Print E-mail

The latest edition of Cape Carteret Town Crier is Now Availiable!!!!

Check it out in full color here.
 
Postal Issue Update Print E-mail
After all of the correspondence between the town and the US Postal Service, it appears that the US Postal Service has decided to do nothing to change the current problem we face. For more information, check out the letter from David Fields, Sr. of the Postal Service along with Mayor Harkless's response.
 
Hurricane RFP 2010-2011 Print E-mail

            The Town of Cape Carteret is currently accepting bids for the collection and removal of vegetative and C & D (Construction & Demolition) debris for the anticipated storm season for July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011. This would be an “on call” contract that would require the Contractor to respond immediately after receiving a notification by Public Works Supervisor Malcolm “Buddy” Dew or the Mayor of Cape Carteret.  To date, FEMA has not initiated a briefing meeting with the County or municipalities.  Carteret County still recommends a volume-based contract such as weight or cubic yards.

             In the following link, RFP Packet, please find our bid package for your consideration, which includes: Bid Instructions, Scope of Work for Time and Material first 70 hours,  Scope of Work for Debris removal after 70 hours, Proposal form for Time and Material Debris Removal Contract, Proposal form for Debris removal Contract, and a Statement of Assurances and Compliance.

             Proposals will be accepted until 5 p.m. on Friday, June 4, 2010.  The bid opening is scheduled for noon on Monday, June 7, 2010 in the Board of Commissioners meeting room.            

             Please do not hesitate to contact Buddy Dew, Public Works Supervisor at 252-393-8483 if you need further information.  Please mail bids to the Town of Cape Carteret, Attn: Debris Removal Proposal, 102 Dolphin St., Cape Carteret, NC 28584.  Faxes will not be accepted.  We look forward to receiving your proposal. Thank you.
 
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