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Posted on: September 21, 2023

NC 540 Update on the Southeast Extension from NC Turnpike Authority

NewsFlash - NC 540 Cover

Faster connections with neighboring communities are just around the corner! This week, the Holly Springs Town Council received an update from Dennis Jernigan, NC Turnpike Authority Interim Chief Engineer, on the progress of NC 540.

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Posted on: September 22, 2023

Holly Springs' NewsFlash First Place in the Nation

NewsFlash 3CMA Award 2023

The Town of Holly Springs has been recognized for having the best digital newsletter in the nation! The 3CMA - City-County Communications & Marketing Association awarded Holly Springs the top honor for "answering the demand from residents to prov...

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Posted on: September 22, 2023

Keeping it Green Yard Waste Campaign Continues

Yard Waste Carts in HS

Last week, Holly Springs kicked off its Keeping it Green yard waste campaign with the opening of the Town’s first-ever yard waste convenience center. As the town prepares to roll out cart collection for residential yard waste early next year, residents ca...

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Posted on: September 5, 2023

Grant Application Opens for Street Trees

Street Trees

Green is one of the Town’s colors for a reason. The community is fortunate to have beautiful trees lining many streets, and residents can receive grant funding from the Town to plant or replace street trees in poor condition. Street trees are tr...

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Posted on: September 1, 2023

Holly Springs Opens Yard Waste Convenience Center, Kicks off "Keeping it Green" Program

Yard Waste Convenience Center

Town Opens Yard Waste Convenience Center for Residents, New Carts to Collect Yard Waste Next Year

Big changes are coming to yard waste collection in Holly Springs! It’s all starting with the opening of the Town’s first-ever yard waste c...

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Posted on: August 1, 2023

Voters Can Shape the Future of Parks & Recreation in Holly Springs

Parks Bond Referendum

It’s official! Residents of Holly Springs will go to the polls this November to vote on a 2023 Parks Bond Referendum. The $100 million investment will fund enhancements to facilities across Holly Springs, as well as the construction of a new sta...

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Posted on: September 7, 2023

Work Continues on Improving Safety Along Roadways in Holly Springs

Improving safety along roadways

Holly Springs has a team of engineers whose job is to prioritize safety on our roadways. Of the 646 collisions that occurred last year in Town, less than 1% involved pedestrians and cyclists.

"Our goal is zero collisions involving pedestrians or cycli...

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Posted on: September 7, 2023

Tree Planting, Stream Restoration Begins in October at Womble Park

Trees and logo

Cooler weather is just around the corner, and the Town of Holly Springs is planning to take advantage of the fall planting season! Beginning in October, 35 trees will be planted at Womble Park after the removal of diseased and decaying trees. As part of t...

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Posted on: August 14, 2023

Safe Sidewalk Route for Pedestrians on Holly Springs Road

Kids walking using a crosswalk

Work to create a safer and more efficient street and sidewalk network continues with the Holly Springs Road widening project. People walking and bicycling along Holly Springs Road past Holly Ridge Elementary and Middle schools should follow the safe sidew...

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Posted on: August 17, 2023

Holly Springs Town Council Responds To Parking Concerns

Parking in Holly Springs

In response to resident concerns about unlawful parking, the Holly Springs Town Council has voted to revise the Town’s parking ordinance. Effective immediately, fines for most illegal parking have increased from $5 to $25 for the first offense. ...

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Posted on: May 9, 2023

Town of Holly Springs Prioritizes Investments in Water, Parks and Emergency Preparedness

Budget

In alignment with the Town of Holly Springs’ strategic priorities for the future, the budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year prioritizes investments in water, parks, and emergency preparedness. The $93.8 million recommended budget is a 6% increase...

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