BRUNSWICK COUNTY COVID-19 SNAPSHOT: AS STATE PREPARES TO ENTER PHASE 3’S MODIFIED STAY AT HOME ORDER, BRUNSWICK COUNTY BEGINS TO SEE IMPACT OF THANKSGIVING GATHERINGS IN LATEST TRENDS (DEC. 11, 2020)

December 11, 2020

KEY POINTS Brunswick County was upgraded into the Substantial/Orange Tier on the North Carolina COVID-19 County Alert System this weekNorth Carolina enters into a modified Stay at Home Order today requiring people to stay at home between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. through at least Jan. 8, 2021Brunswick County is working with internal and external partners on vaccination plans…

With Cases Rising Rapidly, North Carolina Tightens Existing Mask Requirements and Enforcement

November 23, 2020

Ten More Counties Designated as Red for Critical Community Spread  Link: https://governor.nc.gov/news/cases-rising-rapidly-north-carolina-tightens-existing-mask-requirements-and-enforcementRaleighNov 23, 2020 Governor Roy Cooper today issued additional COVID-19 safety measures to tighten mask requirements and enforcement as cases continue to rise rapidly in North Carolina and across the country. Executive Order No. 180 goes into effect on Wednesday, November 25 and runs through…

Brunswick County COVID-19 Update

November 23, 2020

Brunswick County shared a COVID-19 Snapshot Update and a letter from our Health and Human Services Department about COVID-19 during the Thanksgiving holiday season today. You can find these updates on the county’s website via the links below. COVID-19 Snapshot Update for Nov. 20: https://www.brunswickcountync.gov/coronavirusupdate11-20-20/ A Letter to Our Residents About COVID-19 This Thanksgiving and Holiday…

NCDHHS Releases New Guidance for Thanksgiving Celebrations, Black Friday Shopping

November 16, 2020

Link: https://www.ncdhhs.gov/news/press-releases/ncdhhs-releases-new-guidance-thanksgiving-celebrations-black-friday-shopping The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services released new guidance for Thanksgiving celebrations and Black Friday shopping to help North Carolinians gauge the risks, protect their friends and loved ones, and slow the spread of COVID-19. “The best way to protect loved ones during Thanksgiving is to limit travel and gatherings with…

Brunswick County COVID-19 Snapshot: Brunswick County Updates COVID-19 Dashboard to Include Additional Details on Molecular, Antigen Testing for Positive Cases; North Carolina Moves into Phase 3 Friday (OCT. 2, 2020)

October 1, 2020

KEY POINTS As of Oct. 2, there are 1,703 positive cases of COVID-19 among county residents (1,551 considered recovered, 120 isolating at 94 different households, 5 hospitalized, 27 deaths) and there are 17 cases among non-residents (12 considered recovered, 3 transferred monitoring to home county, 2 deaths) Brunswick County has updated its COVID-19 dashboard to include cases…

Brunswick County COVID-19 Snapshot: Remember to factor COVID-19 into your hurricane preparations, flu season plans

September 17, 2020

Key Points As of Sept. 17, there are 1,520 positive cases of COVID-19 among county residents (1,383 considered recovered, 106 isolating at 80 different households, 5 hospitalized, 26 deaths) and 17 cases among non-residents (12 considered recovered, 3 transferred monitoring to home county, 2 deaths) We still have a few months left in hurricane season—make…

FREE CLEANUP WEEK September 14, 2020 – September 19, 2020

September 11, 2020

Brunswick County COVID-19 Snapshot: Brunswick County Sees Encouraging Trends In Case Counts, Face Coverings And Social Distancing Still Vital Efforts As We Move Into September

August 22, 2020

KEY POINTS As of Friday, Aug. 21, there are now 1,354 positive cases of COVID-19 among county residents (1,187 considered recovered, 138 isolating at 103 different homes, 7 hospitalized, 22 deaths) and 17 cases involving non-residents (1 isolating in the county, 11 considered recovered, 3 transferred monitoring to home county, 2 deaths). While a majority…

PUBLIC NOTICE: BRUNSWICK COUNTY PUBLIC UTILITIES DEPARTMENT ANNUAL CHANGE FROM CHLORAMINES TO CHLORINE

August 17, 2020

Every year, Brunswick County and the towns, cities, and other utilities that purchase water from Brunswick County, implement an annual flushing program. Public Utilities employees flush the water mains by opening fire hydrants and allowing them to flow freely for a short period of time. The flushing cleans out sediment and allows routine maintenance of…