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Moore County Public Utilities – Pinehurst System
Local Wellhead Protection Program Plan Notice
 

Moore County Public Utilities, with assistance from the North Carolina Rural Water Association, is in the process of developing a Local Wellhead Protection Program Plan for MCPU – Pinehurst system.  This is a voluntary program intended to assist us in protecting the system’s water supply from contamination, and to identify vulnerable areas around our wells called the “Wellhead Protection Areas”.  Another goal of this program is to make residents and businesses aware that chemicals and other pollutants spilled or dumped in the vicinity of the “Wellhead Protection Areas” can be drawn into the wells, possibly contaminating the system’s drinking water supply.

MCPU is asking for your assistance in developing this program.  A draft copy of the Wellhead Protection Plan will be available for review and comment at the Moore County Public Utilities office located at 5227 US Hwy 15-501, Carthage or click here to read now. You are invited to review the program and submit any comments or suggestions to Moore County Public Utilities.  All written public comments will be reviewed by the Wellhead Protection Committee, and any suggestions or comments that may be beneficial will be incorporated into the program.

If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact Mr. Randy Gould, Public Works Director, at (910) 947-6315.

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Everyone Counts

Hospitals. Fire departments. Schools. Even roads and highways. The census is more than just a head count—it can shape many different aspects of Moore County.

Results are used to help determine:

· How more than $400 billion in federal funding is distributed to states and communities. These funds are spent on schools, hospitals, roads, public works and other vital programs.

· The number of seats each state gets in Congress.

· How state and local officials draw boundaries for congressional districts, state legislative districts and school districts.

It’s critical that you’re counted. By April 2020, households will receive an invitation to participate in the census. You'll then have three options to respond.

· Online (for the first time!)

· By phone

· By mail

If you are filling out the census for your household, you should count anyone who is living there as of April 1, 2020. This includes anyone who is living and sleeping there most of the time. Get details on how to count young children and how to handle special circumstances here.

The Moore County Planning Department has been tasked with working with the US Census Bureau to increase awareness of the 2020 Census and increase census participation. Please visit our Facebook page Moore County Planning & Transportation - Home | Facebook or go to Census Partners for more information. Click here for information on employment opportunities. Click here  for a list of the Complete Count Committee members.

The 9th Annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection & Paper Shredding event will be held on Saturday, November 17, 2018, 10:00AM - 2:00PM at Pinecrest High School.

  1. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING C & D LANDFILL SUBSTANTIAL PERMIT AMENDMENT 11/19/19 at 5:30pm
  2. November 5, 2019 Municipal Elections
  3. Solid Waste Landfill Changes Effective 11-01-2019
  4. JOINT FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL PUBLIC NOTICE

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