Have a question about your utility bill? See a pothole that needs to be filled? Unsure how to reserve a pickleball court? There’s a new, easy way to receive Town information and service: Holly Springs 311. Read on...
The Town of Holly Springs is upgrading its most popular turf playing field in advance of the fall sports seasons. The Womble Park multipurpose turf field will be closed beginning Monday, June 5 for work that includes replacing the top carpet. Read on...
Did you know? May is Tennis Month in Holly Springs! So far this year in Holly Springs, more than 580 people of all ages have participated in a tennis program offered by Holly Springs Parks & Recreation. Take part in the fun! Read on...
In alignment with the Town of Holly Springs’ strategic priorities for the future, Town Manager Randy Harrington presented his $93.8 million recommended budget for fiscal year 2024 during Tuesday’s council meeting. Read on...
In partnership with Rain Water Solutions, the Town of Holly Springs is offering rain barrels at wholesale pricing to help residents conserve water and reduce stormwater runoff in their communities. Purchase your barrel online by Sunday, June 11 at 11 p.m. Read on...
In response to a community survey where residents list investments in parks and greenways as one of their top three Town priorities, Holly Springs is moving forward with a Parks Bond Referendum that will go before voters this November. Read on...
All playground areas at the park are officially reopen for play! Resurfacing and installation of a shade structure for the 5-12 year old playground is planned for early June. Stay tuned for updates on the Town's social media pages! Read on...
Fifteen local civic nonprofit groups were awarded grant funding from the Holly Springs Town Council! A total of $20,000 was designated to support organizations helping locals facing food insecurity, domestic violence victims, youth in mentorship, & more. Read on...
Student enrollment in the county school system is on the rise. Holly Springs staff remain in close and frequent contact with the Wake County Public School System to make sure that, as growth occurs, public schools are prepared for the influx of students. Read on...
Have a golf cart that you would like to drive around your neighborhood? If your insured cart passes an annual inspection from the Holly Springs Police, a licensed driver can operate the cart on neighborhood streets with speed limits of 25 mph or less. Read on...
The Town of Holly Springs recently was selected to receive a $500,000 state grant to add new recreational amenities at Sugg Farm to meet the unique needs of children and veterans with physical and developmental disabilities. Read on...
