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National Weather Service Winter Storm 2026 Survey
Dear Town of Bogue Weather Aficionados,
The National Weather Service is seeking community input on the winter storm that occurred on January 30 – February 1st.
They want to hear about your experiences with the event. Please follow the link provided below to take their 10 Minute Survey.
The survey closes on April 17th.
The electronic version of the survey: https://arcg.is/uTD1O0
Thank you for your input for the National Weather Service!
The Town of Bogue celebrated its 30-year anniversary on September 21, 2025, aboard U.S. Marine Corps Auxiliary Landing Field Bogue. It was a beautiful eastern North Carolina September Day. The Marine Corps Color Guard, based at MCAS Cherry Point, presented the colors at the beginning of the celebration, while local vocalist Tajuana Guthrie sang the National Anthem. The town provided barbecue plates expertly crafted by Jeremy and his team at Fat Fellas BBQ, Kona Ice was on hand to serve up their version of shave ice, and Coke products were also available. The local band, Knok Knok, provided music for all to enjoy. MCALF had some static displays on site, with the pilots of each helicopter offering interesting facts and allowing the public to climb inside. Local businesses Waters Contracting Company and L.B. Page Landscaping Company were integral in the success of the celebration due to generous donations, as well as in-kind donations by Coca-Cola Consolidated. The Town of Bogue would like to thank everyone who volunteered to help make the 30th year celebration of Bogue such a great succ
ess. 
RALEIGH – The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) Flood Resiliency Blueprint program (Blueprint) will hold a public information session on March 25 at 6 p.m. to provide an overview of the state’s science-based and stakeholder-driven flood mitigation planning initiative. Members of the public are invited to attend virtually via Webex.
The meeting will also provide information on the program’s online decision support tool and the ongoing development of River Basin Action Strategies.
The Blueprint is designed to support the planning, evaluation, and implementation of flood resilience strategies. It is the largest proactive statewide flood mitigation investment in North Carolina history, equipping local governments, the state and supporting organizations with data, tools and processes to guide strategic investments to reduce flood risk, fund priority projects and address gaps in mitigation efforts.
Since 2024, the Blueprint has funded 81 flood resilience projects totaling more than $40 million in the six river basins designated by the NC General Assembly: Neuse, French Broad, White Oak, Tar Pamlico, Cape Fear, and Lumber.
The online decision support tool, or Blueprint tool, is a data- and model-driven GIS-enabled web application designed to:
•Provide users with accurate, data-driven flood risk and vulnerability assessments
•Allow users to explore, develop and define flood resilience actions
•Help users to evaluate and prioritize effective flood resilience actions
The program will also deliver a River Basin Action Strategy for each basin. The action strategy will include a set of projects and funding strategies aimed at reducing flooding, lessening damage, and strengthening communities’ long-term resilience – their ability to withstand, adapt to, and recover quickly from future disasters.
There will be a Q&A session at the public information session. Questions can also be submitted via email to blueprint@deq.nc.gov.
Event: NC Flood Resiliency Blueprint Public Information Session
When: Wednesday, March 25, 6 p.m.
Join via Webex: https://ncgov.webex.com/ncgov/j.php?MTID=m1e4c9ef1d0647e6928d442190ce486e5
Meeting Number/Access Code: 2438 419 0160
Meeting Password: blueprint (25837746 when dialing from a phone)
Join by telephone: +1-415-655-0003 US Toll
DEQ Flood Resiliency Blueprint to hold public information session