BOARD MEETING IS January 12, 2010 7:30 P.M.
The town has submitted for an Energy Grant to place new airconditioners in public buildings
the town has Received a PARTF GRANT FOR 2007/008 FOR $82,123.00. THIS WILL BE PHASE II OF PARK PROJECT. THIS WILL COMPLETE OUR PARK PROJECTS.
The town of Black Creek has received a NC Rural Center Grant for $494,150 effective October 7, 2008.
The Town has received a $301,000 grant from the USDA for the water treatment plant.
The Town has received a $40,000 grant for sewer problems.
The planning board meets every 3rd Thursday of each month only if there is agenda for a
Meeting.
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Cities and towns that achieved NCLM Green Challenge status were honored at the NCLM Annual Conference, October 25-27, 2009, at the
"Municipalities continue to lead the way in implementing sustainable operations and innovations that save energy, natural resources and money," said Morehead City Mayor Jerry Jones, 2008-2009 NCLM president. "The League is proud to honor these cities and towns that have made tough decisions that will have a positive impact on their communities, citizens, region and state for years to come."
The NCLM Green Challenge was the brainchild two years ago of then-NCLM President Susan Burgess, Charlotte council member, as a way to honor those municipalities that have taken the initiative to conserve energy and natural resources at the local government level.
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"It is so exciting to see so many municipalities across the state continue to work hard on sustainability issues," said Burgess. "We will no doubt see municipal officials from these cities and towns share their good ideas with others over the next months and years so that more communities can save energy, natural resources and the taxpayers' money."
Founded in 1908, the League is a voluntary, nonpartisan association of more than 540 cities, towns and villages in
If you are interested in more information about the NCLM Green Challenge, please contact Margot Christensen at (919) 715-3931 or mchriste@nclm.org or Matt Lail at (919) 715-3929 or mlail@nclm.org.
Welcome to the official web site for the Town of Black Creek. Our town was established in 1875. Our web site will provide you with an overview of our town and highlight and the services we provide to our residents. Black Creek is a community oriented town that prides itself on being a good place to live and raise a family. We are proud of our heritage and look forward to our future as a successful small town on the go. When you are traveling our way, stop by and experience the small town charm and gentility that sets our town apart and makes us unique. Visit the P.L. Woodard Historical Home on Center Street. If you are in need of any information that you cannot find on our web site, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to seeing you soon! Please visit our park. We have received 2 park grants to make the improvements to our town park. We are very proud of our park and would like to thank the PARTF committee for their support.
WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR INPUT FROM THE CITIZENS AND VISTORS. PLEASE CONTACT THE TOWN HALL WITH ANY NEW IDEAS OR IMPROVEMENTS YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE HAPPEN IN THE TOWN.
THANK YOU AND HAVE A GREAT DAY!
Location:
Black Creek is located in Wilson County, NC very close to the NC 264 by-pass and a short driving distance to I-95 and the new Hwy 117 and new Interstate 795. It is only a 5 minute drive from Wilson, and only a one hour drive from the capital of NC, Raleigh.
Our town is open to visitors and new families who would like to relocate in a nice safe area, within easy driving distance to important locations, with excellent police service, a fabulous park for families to enjoy, picnic area for picnics and re-unions, and a very nice community building to rent and have re-unions, parties, weddings, ets.
New businesses could benefit the rewards from the town. Location! Location!
Look forward seeing you in Black Creek!
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