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Bogue Banks Water Corporation is a private, non-profit water utility serving Emerald Isle, Salter Path and Indian Beach. Although we work closely with town management, we are not affiliated with any of the three municipalities that we serve. Learn More...
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Changes to Bank Draft Process!
We appreciate those of you who take advantage of our bank draft program! We will continue to run these drafts on the 15th of each month, just like we did before. We apologize again for the inconvenience of drafting so late in the month of August.
In the future, there will be a 30 day delay before the new bank draft information will be activated and actually draft the payment. If you have set up bank draft prior to August 31 of this year, your account should draft the 15th of this month. If you set it up in September, you will need to send in your payment for this month, and your account will be ready to draft in October.
Please contact us if you have any questions!
Recent News
May 17, 2017
Our new Backflow/Cross Contamination Prevention Policy is off to a great start! Shaun Toms, our Backflow Inspector, is working hard inspecting the properties of our service area to determine the need for one of these devices, and testing those devices that are due for their annual test.
We are implementing this policy in order to safeguard our precious safe drinking water. We know many of you may have questions as to the need - or why now? - and we understand that. The link below takes you to an article in this month's Irrigation and Green journal, which we believe will help you understand the need for these devices and for annual...
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October 01, 2017
As the days grow shorter and the nights grow colder; as long, languid summer melts into crisp, cool autumn; as nature takes on russet hues and puts on fancy dress; as you marvel at the beauty of the season, don’t forget to look up. One of nature’s great marvels is the show in the sky as the birds of North America migrate south. Migration is the annual movement of birds, often north and south along a flyway, between their breeding grounds and their wintering grounds. One of the best known, and certainly the most familiar, of North America’s migrators is the Canada (not “Canadian”) Goose (Branta canadensis). The impressive V-formations of Canada geese flying south are seen all over North America; indeed, Canada geese are found in every one of the contiguous United States and every Canadian province. However, they are not our only journeying birds. “Of the more than 650 species of North American breeding birds, more than half are migratory.” Cornell Lab of Ornithology
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