Town of Holly Springs, NC

Holly Springs Town Council, Tree Advisory Committee & staff gathered earlier this month for the annual Arbor Day tree planting ceremony. 🌳 Looking for a way to get involved in these efforts? The Tree Advisory Committee has several openings. Apply at hollyspringsnc.gov/treeadvisory

Explore the creative works of local artists and enjoy a variety of art forms at Chalk of the Town on Sat, April 11 at the Cultural Center from 1:30-4:30 p.m.! 🎨 Meet artists, exchange ideas, and be inspired by the variety of art on display. More info ➡️ hollyspringsnc.gov/chalk

Holiday Heads Up 📢 Town offices, including Holly Springs 311, and Convenience Center will be closed Friday, April 3 for Good Friday. Garbage and recycling collection on schedule, Friday yard waste will be collected Saturday, April 4. Check out additional closures below ⤵️

Town Council Members & staff visited D.C. this week to meet with our congressional delegation & discuss federal funding for the wastewater facility expansion & public safety needs. Thanks Rep Knott, Rep Foushee, Senator Tillis & Senator Budd's office for productive discussions.

Rain barrels collect rainwater that runs from rooftops by connecting to your home’s downspout. 🌧️ Water from the barrels can be used for watering gardens, lawns, & washing cars. Purchase a 50-gallon rain barrels now through Sat, April 25. More info ➡️ hollyspringsnc.gov/rainbarrel

The Town of Holly Springs is pleased to announce an update to its online utility billing portal to strengthen data security and provide a more streamlined customer experience. The update is scheduled to take effect in late March. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/4uyGbSP

Thank you to the 10 amazing volunteers, who participated in the annual Holly Springs #CreekWeek Litter Cleanup! 💙💚 A total of 518 pounds of trash were collected and kept out of the Town's waterways.

New signals at the crosswalks nearest Holly Ridge Elementary & Middle schools along Holly Springs Rd are being activated. The signals will cycle through yellow & red phases to provide a clearer, mandatory indication for vehicles to stop for pedestrians ➡️ bit.ly/4blvUAH

Town leaders celebrated the opening of the new Avent Ferry sidewalk connection today! The 1,150 linear ft of new, 8-foot-wide sidewalk & boardwalk connect Downtown Holly Springs with local neighborhoods & the Rex Holly Springs Hospital campus. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/4bPEvNq

With the forecast calling for strong to severe storms in central North Carolina, Holly Springs is prepared for hazardous weather. According to N.C. Emergency Management, the storm system has the potential to bring damaging wind gusts. Visit hollyspringsnc.gov/weatheralert for updates.

@peteza222 Hi @peteza222 - garbage and recycling collection is operating as scheduled today.

@ToHollySprings Are you going to collect garbage & recycling today or should barrels be left out still?

Heads up, Holly Springs ⛈️ Be prepared for inclement weather and stay updated at readync.gov/weather

Prepare for the Spring Yard Waste Sweep April 6-10! 🍃 Residents can place any volume of acceptable yard waste at the curb for collection. Learn more at hollyspringsnc.gov/springsweep

Are you hunting for some fun this spring? 🐰🐣🍬 Attend the annual Spring Fling event on Saturday, March 21 from 10 a.m. - Noon at North Main Athletic Complex. Get ready for a morning of games, activities, bunny meet & greet, & huge egg hunts. More info hollyspringsnc.gov/springfling

The Town of Holly Springs is receiving nearly $4 million in grant funds from the Wake County Hospitality Tax and the Federal government to support important projects that benefit residents. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/4s5jPa0

Prepare to cheer on your local fire, police, & EMS departments as they swing for fences & face off in a single elimination softball tournament! 🚒🚓 Battle of the Badges is back Sat, April 11 - Sun, April 12 at North Main Athletic Complex. More info ➡️ hollyspringsnc.gov/battleofthebad…

Update as of 3:30 p.m. Vehicles traveling from Holly Springs into Fuquay-Varina along N.C. 55 are being redirected onto Ralph Stephens & Piney Grove Wilbon roads. This detour will remain while Duke Energy addresses downed power lines near the Alston Ridge neighborhood.

Update: Power has been restored to traffic signals along N.C. 55. Many thanks to the Police officers who directed traffic and the Duke Energy crews for their response.

Heads up, Holly Springs!🚦Traffic signals along N.C. 55 between Ballentine Street at the Holly Springs Business Park and Old Adams Road near Fuquay-Varina are currently without power. Police are directing traffic, and Duke Energy crews are addressing the outage.

Thank you to the @HollySprings_CC for hosting the 2026 Partners Breakfast today! This annual event draws elected officials, local businesses, and organizations from a local, county, state and federal level to share updates on what’s happening that effects Holly Springs.