On Tuesday, October 7th, beginning at 9:00 AM, Carolina House Movers will be moving a house from 114 Hispaniola Ln in Surf City (near the Town line) to an address off Shepards Rd in Pender County. Due to the size, narrow road, and distance of the house move, there will be traffic delays for vehicles...
Assistant Town Manager Christina Prince Burke was appointed as the Town’s new Town Manager, effective August 30, 2025, after serving as the Acting Town Manager since July 1, 2025. Ms. Burke has served the Town in several capacities, including Water Clerk,...
To help inform voters, the Greater Topsail Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism will host a Candidates’ Nights, offering residents the opportunity to hear directly from those seeking public office in Topsail Beach. Each candidate will be introduced and given equal time to respond...
For the most recent Inlet Channel Survey from our coastal engineers, TI Coastal, click here: Fall 2025
The Town of Topsail Beach is starting a new trash and recycling contract with GFL beginning July 1st. Trash will continue to be picked up on Mondays (Mondays and Thursdays between Memorial weekend and Labor Day). Recycling will continue to be picked up on Mondays....
The Town of Topsail Beach is partnering with WK Dickson to generate a town-wide inventory of stormwater drainage structures and perform a comprehensive analysis of the existing flooding conditions within the Town limits.
Project Beach Vitex is making it easy to join in the effort to eliminate Beach Vitex from Topsail Island.
To learn more about Beach Vitex, view the interactive map, and fill out required forms for property treatments visit:
https://tinyurl.com/TI-Beach-Vitex
Paid parking at the Oceanfront gravel lots begins Tuesday, April 1, 2025. Property Owners are permitted one (1) parking pass.
Passes are valid at the following lots:
#5 Barwick Ave, #6 Rocky Mount,...
At the February Board of Commissioners Meeting, Commissioners voted to implement paid parking at the following oceanfront public accesses:
A King Tide is a non-scientific term used to describe the predicted highest high-tide and lowest low-tide events of the year. King tides occur during a perigean (when Moon is closest to Earth) spring tide (full and new moon); in other words, a full or new moon must co-occur...