Town News

Work Underway to Clean Up, Repair Waterways Impacted by Hurricane Florence

Crews have started working on stream cleanup in Leland waterways affected by Hurricane Florence in September 2018. The storm resulted in significant impacts throughout Southeastern North Carolina and left behind many downed trees, limbs, flooding...

Resilient Coastal Communities

Public Input Needed for Leland Resilient Coastal Communities Program

The Town of Leland is seeking public input as part of the Resilient Coastal Communities Program (RCCP) through the North Carolina Division of Coastal Management (DCM). The goal of the project is to enhance resiliency to natural hazards, like flooding...

Station 53

Construction Underway on New Leland Fire/Rescue Station 53

Leland Fire/Rescue’s third fire station is currently under construction to serve the rapidly growing area along Highway 17. Station 53 will be located in the Town’s former Municipal Operations Building at 187 Old Lanvale Road. When it opens, Station...

Engine 53

New State-of-the-Art Fire Engine Officially in Service at Leland Fire/Rescue

A new fire engine is officially in service at Leland Fire/Rescue. Engine 53 is a state-of-the-art truck that gives firefighters the ability to better serve the community in an emergency. Engine 53 arrived in Leland in late April. Since then, the...

Special teams

Leland Police Join Cape Fear Special Teams

The Town of Leland Police Department is now part of a multi-agency effort to better prepare for emergency response in the Cape Fear region. By pooling resources together, the Cape Fear Regional Special Teams will allow several area law enforcement...

Mayor Brenda Bozeman's Statement on a Potential Toll Bridge Replacement for the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge

The Cape Fear Memorial Bridge is critically important to the citizens of Leland. If the bridge was to be replaced with a toll bridge, it would be a significant hardship for our residents who use it daily to get to work, doctor’s appointments, the...