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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.

 
March 2010 Town Crier Print E-mail

The latest edition of the Cape Carteret Town Crier is Now Available!!!

Check it out in full color here.
 
Government Finance Seminar Print E-mail

NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT SEMINAR   

TOPIC:          Principles and practices for capital planning and financing 

DATE:           Wednesday, March 17 

TIME:            9:00 AM to 1:00 PM 

PLACE:         Cape Carteret Town Hall                        102 Dolphin St.

      

On Wednesday March 17, the town of Cape Carteret will be holding a seminar on municipal finance, conducted by Mr. Jack Vogt of the North Carolina School of Government.  The topics to be covered are general practices for maintaining a fund balance, and principles of capital planning and financing. The meeting is open to elected officials and staff from Cape Carteret and its neighboring towns.  A portion of the program will be devoted to financial issues specific to Cape Carteret, and is therefore open to interested citizens of Cape Carteret.     

 

Please call the Cape Carteret Town Hall if you wish to attend.

252-393-8483  

  

Ellen Linden

Finance Commissioner

Cape Carteret

 
 
Postal Issue Print E-mail

Currently, the Town of Cape Carteret, along with Cedar Point and Peletier, share the 28584 zip code with the Town of Swansboro. For many this has become a problem in numerous ways. It has resulted in errors in tax collections, insurance ratings, calls for jury duty, and other personal items. Additionally, Carteret County has discovered that funds from Sales Tax Distributions are being sent to Onslow Conty and Swansboro rather than going to Carteret County and the Towns of Cape Carteret, Cedar Point, and Peletier. Please help us make a difference by showing your support for a new zip code by clicking here and answering a few questions.
 
Yard Debris Pickup Print E-mail

The Town of Cape Carteret will have a leaf and limbs pick up on the second week of every other month beginning September 2009. This will give us a total of six pickups a year. Leaves and limbs must be in seperate piles or they will not be picked up. Limbs cannot be larger than six feet long or six inches in diameter. No trees will be picked up. If you lease or rent your property out to others, it is your responsibility to notify your tenants of this schedule.

Anyone putting leaves or limbs out other than on the scheduled dates shall be charged a minimum fee of $50.00. The property owner is responsible for this fee regardless of who occupies the premises.

Scheduled weeks: 2009- Sept 14-18, Nov 9-13

  2010- Jan 11-15, March 8-12, May 10-14, July 12-16, Sept 12-17, Nov 8-12
 
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