The Town of Holden Beach Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday, May 8, for their regular monthly meeting.  Highlights include discussion and possible action on creating an Assistant Town Manager position and filling the position with the Recreation and Shoreline … Continue reading →

The Town of Holden Beach Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday, April 17, for their regular monthly meeting.  Highlights include discussion and possible action on parking, an Inlet and Beach Protection Board and a presentation on the FEMA Flood Map … Continue reading →

The Holden Beach Board of Commissioners will be looking carefully at the terminal groin at their meeting on Friday, April 6, at 7:00 PM.  The agenda includes speakers in favor of and opposed to a terminal groin on the east end … Continue reading →

The Holden Beach Property Owners Association has concluded that the nourishment efforts performed by the Town over the past 15 years have been very successful and cost-effective in protecting the east end of the island, and that the additional costs … Continue reading →

You may join or pay your dues by sending your check to HBPOA, PO Box 376, Supply, NC 28462.  Dues are $15 per year.  Please include your email address(es) and the Holden Beach property address along with your permanent address and phone … Continue reading →

Click here for a short summary of the results of Tuesday night’s Board of Commissioners’ meeting.  You can listen to a recording of the meeting by clicking here. The March regular Commissioners’ Meeting has been moved to April 6 at 7:00pm. … Continue reading →

The Town of Holden Beach Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday, February 20, for their regular monthly meeting.  Highlights include the annual audit, possible action on parking and establishing an Inlet, Beach and Environmental Protection Board.  In addition, there is … Continue reading →

As a stakeholder on record as opposed to wind turbines visible from our beach, HBPOA was invited to a meeting in Wilmington, NC with representatives of the Consensus Building Institute.  The meeting was for confidential conversations to explore HBPOA perspectives … Continue reading →

Work is set to begin on dredging the Lockwood Folly Inlet with near-shore placement of beach-quality sand on the East End of the island.  The Currituck, a trailing suction hopper dredge, should be off the Lockwood Folly Inlet by the middle … Continue reading →