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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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Happy Retirement Cathy Craft!

Cathy Craft has decided to finally retire completely, after working part-time with us for 2 years after her initial "partial" retirement! She has been with BBWC since April of 1994, and has definitely left her mark on the company. Her dedication and cheery outlook created a delightful work environment for her staff, and we will miss her very much.

We wish her the very best of everything throughout this next phase of her life. She deserves it! If you would like to send her your congratulations, please use the "contact us" form with "Message for Cathy Craft" in the subject line. We will see that she gets them!

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Bacteriological samples indicate our water is clean and safe!

September 03, 2018

All of the samples drawn from our main water distribution sources this weekend have tested negative for contaminants. Our technicians will continue to flush the system at various points over the next few days, so there is still the potential for noticing reduced water pressure in your home. Thank you for your patience as we continue to provide you with Quality on Tap!

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A new dawn, a new day, a New Year

A new dawn, a new day, a New Year

January 01, 2019

January. 2019.

A brand new year, a brand new day — clean and shiny, spotless and gleaming, hopeful and exciting. Untouched and unspoiled, like a present that has just been unwrapped. A time to look back on (and learn from) the mistakes of the previous year, and look forward with hope and resolution to the new days ahead. And as we celebrate, and hope, and resolve, and plan, we do so along with people all over the world, and down through the ages. In fact, people have been celebrating the beginning of the new year for over 4,000 years. So, who first celebrated New Year's Day? Why do we celebrate on Jan 1? 

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