June 24, 2022

Notice of Meeting

Board of Adjustment
On Tuesday, June 28, 2022, at 5:00 p.m., the Kill Devil Hills Board of Adjustment will hold a meeting in the Town Hall Meeting Room,102 Town Hall Drive.
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KDH Capital Projects Update

See the latest Capital Projects Update from the Town of Kill Devil Hills. 

Shop Local & Support Small Businesses
at the First Flight Market

Shop locally with 60 vendors, enjoy family-friendly music played by a talented band, and fill-up on yummy food offered by two food trucks on Tuesday, June 28^th from 10 am – 2 pm at the First Flight Market. These small businesses are the heartbeat of your neighborhood, the spine of your local economy, and the spirit of your town.

Don't blow it this 4th of July - leave the lighting to the professionals! 

The ONLY type of consumer fireworks that are LEGAL in KDH are caps, snakes and glow worms, smoke devices, trick noise-makers, sparklers and other sparkling devices, such as fountains.
If you do decide to use legal consumer fireworks in an area where the use of these devices is permitted, here are a few tips to keep you safe:

• Don't allow children to play with or light the devices.
• Light only one device at a time and quickly move away to enjoy the show.
• Never place any part of your body overtop the device.
• Have a bucket of water or water hose readily available where you are lighting the fireworks in case a fire starts.
• Do not attempt to relight a device that does not ignite and properly fire. Instead, soak it in water before properly disposing of it.
• Thoroughly soak all devices prior to disposing of them.

Family Roller Skate Nights for Summer 2022

The Town of Kill Devil Hills and the Dare County Parks and Recreation Department have partnered with Outer Banks-based roller skating organization OUTR SK8s to provide a series of free, family-friendly roller skate nights on Saturdays throughout the summer. 
Family skate nights will be held each Saturday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. (weather permitting), at the roller hockey rink at Aviation Park, which is located at 103 Veterans Drive in Kill Devil Hills. 

Both roller skates and rollerblades are welcome during the events; however, skateboards, scooters and bicycles are not permitted. Participants are responsible for bringing their own skates, and children must have a parent or guardian present. Outer Banks residents and visitors of all ages are invited to attend.  

Family-friendly music will be played during the free skate night events held on Saturdays at Aviation Park, and various refreshments—such as bottled water and sports drinks—will be available as a donation-based purchase. Once sufficient funds have been raised, donations will be used for the future purchase of rental roller skates that can be rented out by family roller skate night participants, as well as those who sign up to participate in the Dare County Parks and Recreation Department’s roller skating classes.  

For more information about the free family roller skate nights at Aviation Park in Kill Devil Hills or the Roller Skating 101 and Roller Skating 102 classes that are offered by the Dare County Parks and Recreation Department, follow OUTR SK8s on Facebook or contact the group’s founder and event coordinator, Janice Moore, at 252-202-0321.  

“Roller skating is such a positive and healthy sport—and a really fun thing to do,” says Moore. “It’s exercise that doesn’t feel like exercise!”