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August 4, 2020
 

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Welcome to the City of Havelock, North Carolina

Located in Eastern North Carolina, midway between historic New Bern and the beautiful beaches of the Crystal Coast, Havelock has much to offer residents and visitors alike. Havelock is proud to be the home of Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing and the Fleet Readiness Center – East. A city of 22,500, Havelock is a great place to live or visit, blending old fashioned Southern hospitality with a cultural diversity.

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City of Havelock, North Carolina

23 hours ago

City of Havelock, North Carolina

Due to Tropical Storm Isaias, trash pickup services may be delayed for some customers. GFL has notified the City that the Monday route will not be entirely completed. If your trash cart has not been emptied by 7:00 PM, please secure at your home to prevent the cart from being blown over. GFL will resume trash pickup service on Tuesday. Craven County recycling collection will be delayed by one day for the remainder of this week. ... See MoreSee Less

Due to Tropical Storm Isaias, trash pickup services may be delayed for some customers. GFL has notified the City that the Monday route will not be entirely completed. If your trash cart has not been emptied by 7:00 PM, please secure at your home to prevent the cart from being blown over. GFL will resume trash pickup service on Tuesday. Craven County recycling collection will be delayed by one day for the remainder of this week.
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What about normal tuesday pick ups?

I'm confused. Craven County said there will be no trash pickup on Tuesday. Does this exclude Havelock? If our trash pickup day is Tuesday, when is our trash going to be picked up?

Bradley Lee havelock says differently 🤦🏼‍♀️

City of Havelock, North Carolina

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City of Havelock, North Carolina

Craven County Emergency Management will open three Emergency Shelters on Monday, August 3, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. at the following locations for citizens living in low lying areas prone to flooding who have nowhere else to relocate to:

1. Havelock High School (101 Webb Blvd, Havelock)
2. Ben D. Quinn Elementary (4275 Martin Luther King Blvd, New Bern) *Pet Friendly*
3. Vanceboro Farm Life Elementary (2000 Farm Life Ave, Vanceboro)

Emergency shelters are planned to close at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, August 4, 2020 if conditions allow.

Emergency shelters will have limited capacity due to COVID-19 so they are only to be used by those who have nowhere else to safely shelter during the storm. Residents are encouraged to seek shelter with family and friends or to stay in a hotel room if it can be afforded. If staying with family or friends to evacuate from the storm, talk to them about how everyone can best be protected from COVID-19. Consider if either of the households have someone who is at higher risk of developing severe illness from COVID-19 and what they can do to stay safe. Be sure to follow every day preventative actions, including covering coughs and sneezes, washing hands well and often, and avoiding touching eyes, noses and mouths with unwashed hands. Have a plan for what to do if someone starts to show COVID-19 related symptoms.

Citizens checking in to emergency shelters should bring their own pillows, blankets, medication, hygiene items, special foods, baby formula (if needed) and any other special needs items including hand sanitizer containing at least 60% alcohol, liquid soap, sanitizing wipes and two cloth face coverings per person over the age of two. There may be times that the shelters are without the ability to support medical devices and equipment so portable charging devices are recommended. Food provision will be minimal.

Face coverings or masks will be required at all times for all shelter guests over the age of two.

Pets will be accepted at the Ben D. Quinn Elementary emergency shelter only. No other emergency shelters will allow pets. This shelter accepts cats and dogs only, no exotic pets. All pets must be crated. Pet owners need to bring bowls for food and water, food and medications for their pets, and rabies certificates (not the tags). Pet owners will be expected to remain at the shelter with their pet and are responsible for caring for and cleaning up after their pet.

Citizens are prohibited from bringing weapons, alcohol, illegal drugs, perishable food items, radios or televisions into an emergency shelter. Small hand-held devices can be used with headphones.

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