Severe Weather Preparedness Week Tip #4 🌪️ High winds can cause serious damage to property. During high wind warnings, secure loose items, drive carefully, and stay alert. Severe Weather Preparedness Week may be coming to a close, but staying prepared is always important. Stay ready with our preparedness resources 👉 townofleland.com/prepare #LelandPrepares

Don't forget! Join us for the Budget Q&A Forum on Monday, March 9, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Town Hall. This is your chance to hear a brief overview of the proposed budget and have a real conversation with Town Council and staff about what it means for you and our community. ✔️ Get a clear breakdown of the proposed budget ✔️ Ask Town Council and staff questions ✔️ Learn how it supports the services and priorities that matter to you Learn more about the proposed budget 👉 townofleland.com/budget27

🌊 Creek Week: Storm Drain Marking! 🌊 Join Cape Fear River Watch on Wednesday, March 18, 4-5:30 p.m., at Mallory Creek to help label storm drains and raise awareness about the impact our community has on local waterways. By marking the drains, volunteers remind residents and visitors to keep them free of debris and prevent harmful chemicals from entering our streams, rivers, and wetlands. This program is a hands-on way to make a real difference in protecting water quality and wildlife habitats. Volunteers must be 8 or older. Register now to be part of this important Creek Week 👉townofleland.com/news/town-leland-hosts-creek-week-activities-all-ages

Severe Weather Preparedness Week Tip #3⚡ Living in coastal North Carolina means lots of thunderstorms in spring and summer. Always take them seriously. If you hear thunder, head indoors. Thunder can signal lightning, strong winds, and heavy rain. Stay safe and don’t wait—go inside when you hear it. Check out our preparedness resources 👉 townofleland.com/prepare #LelandPrepares

We continue investing in smoother, safer streets with support from the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s Powell Bill program. 🚧 Powell Bill funds financially support the Town’s 20-year roadway lifecycle program, which aims to resurface approximately five miles of roadway each year. Learn more about Powell Bill funding 👉 https://ow.ly/jIrj50YpbCS

Severe Weather Preparedness Week Tip #2 🏠 If local authorities tell you to shelter in place, head to an interior room with no windows. Bring your go-kit with medications, important documents, and extra clothes and stay put until the all-clear is given. Following these instructions keeps you safe and allows emergency responders to focus on handling the storm. Check out our preparedness resources 👉 townofleland.com/prepare #LelandPrepares

Today is Primary Election Day! Remember, you must vote at your assigned polling place between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. If you’re submitting an absentee ballot, it must be received by 7:30 p.m. at the Board of Elections Office. Learn more about voting 👉https://www.townofleland.com/news/2026-primary-election-information

Severe Weather Preparedness Week Tip #1 🌪️ Severe weather can happen suddenly, often with little to no warning. Having a plan in place ahead of time helps ensure you’re ready to act at a moment’s notice. Your plan should include a family meeting location, copies of important documents, a list of medications, and a go-bag with essentials like clothing and food. Make sure to practice the plan so everyone in your household knows what to do and how to prepare. Check out our preparedness resources 👉 townofleland.com/prepare #LelandPrepares

Severe Weather Preparedness Week is here! Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing helpful tips to keep in mind as we head into spring storms and hurricane season. Taking simple steps ahead of a storm can help keep you and your loved ones safe. Check out our preparedness resources 👉 townofleland.com/prepare #LelandPrepares

Our March newsletter is here, packed with updates, reminders, and ways to get involved. Join us for the Budget Q&A, Creek Week, and Spring Fling. Local organizations and businesses are encouraged to submit proposals for our newest festival, In Bloom, as well as Lend a Hand in Leland. View the newsletter for a full list of upcoming meetings and programs 👉 https://ow.ly/gunZ50YmIag

The Leland Tourism Development Authority (LTDA) Meeting will be held Monday, March 2 at 11 a.m. at Town Hall. Here’s a quick look at what’s on the agenda: ✅ Leland in Lights grant closeout presentation ✅ LTDA branding discussion ✅ Fiscal year 2026-2027 budget public hearing View the full agenda 👉 https://ow.ly/5cNT50YmBFh

Our 2030 Strategic Plan isn’t just a document, it’s a roadmap guiding the projects and services that impact your daily life. In January, we shared our first 2030 Strategic Plan update with Town Council, highlighting real progress on initiatives that matter to you. From identifying priority street connections through the Integrated Mobility Plan to adding new technology that helps prevent and solve crime, meaningful steps are already underway to keep our community safe, connected and moving forward. See what’s been accomplished and what’s coming next 👉https://ow.ly/MW1j50Ymphy