OAK ISLAND — The tropical cyclone that moved through southeastern North Carolina Monday has caused an inundation of water at pumping stations in Oak Island, affecting sewer services for some residents.
Until further notice, impacted residents have been asked to avoid the use of all interior drains, including toilets, showers, and sinks.
The shutdown affects homes in:
- Service area 1: From 36th Place West to the west end (The Point), including Shoreline Drive, and all areas west of the 3300 blocks of West Pelican Drive, West Dolphin Drive, West Beach Drive.
- Service area 2: A partial impact will be felt on areas of west and east of Dolphin Drive, from 5th Place West to 16th Place E
- Service area 3: South of E Oak Island Drive from SE 40th Street to SE 58th Street
The sewer utilities team is assessing damage and noted more closures may be possible.
For those who are affected or displaced by the systems being shuttered, multiple hotels on the island are offering limited availability:
- Anchor Inn, 5611 E Oak Island Drive • 910-352-4773
- Oak Island Inn, 8101 E Oak Island Drive • 910-278-1689
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