Please help keep Hoke County roads and pedestrians safe by reporting missing or broken street signs.
Reports can now be submitted online HERE.
Limit requests to missing or damaged street name signs only.
For traffic related signs, such as stop signs, yield signs, speed limit signs, etc., please contact:
Kim Gentry
North Carolina Division of Highways
Office manager
910-875-3952
The Hoke County Regional Water System will modify its disinfection process from chlorine to chloramines for its customers in your area on July 20, 2011. Chloramination involves the addition of ammonia to chlorinated water. Hoke County supplements its ground water system with water purchased from the Public Works Commission (PWC) of the City of Fayetteville. This treatment
process is being modified to allow for the safe blending of Hoke County’s water with that of PWC.
Some of the utilities in our area, besides Fayetteville, that currently use chloramines as their disinfection method include the Cities of Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill as well as Fort Bragg and Harnett County.
While this change in the disinfection process of your drinking water supply is safe, customers should be aware that this modification will require that individuals on kidney dialysis machines implement certain changes to their procedures. Additionally, owners of tropical fish or other aquatic life will need to take certain precautions to ensure the health of their fish.
Please click here for the full announcement.
Please contact Hoke County Public Works at 910-875-6704 for any additional information.
Effective July 1, 2011, Hoke County will expand its Recycling Program to include those items banned by the State of North Carolina’s new Electronic Recycling Law.
This law bans landfill disposal of computer equipment and televisions in all landfills in North Carolina, but in an effort to be pro-active, Hoke County will also collect for recycling the following:
- Printers
- Cell Phones
- Projectors
- Radios & Walkie Talkies
- Fax Machines
- Keyboards & Mice
- Scanners
- Copiers
- UPS
- Batteries
- VCRs and DVDs
Recyclable electronics will be accepted at the five (5) Convenience Centers and the Transfer Station.
For additional information, please contact Hoke County Solid Waste at 910-875-3111.
Attention all active duty military personnel:
If the state tax box on your LES lists a state other than North Carolina, you may be eligible for vehicle tax exemption. Please check your LES to ensure North Carolina is not listed.
Please email your LES to taxcollector@hokecounty.org. We must have your most recent, end-of-month LES that displays the state tax information. If vehicles are registered in a dependent’s name, please list the other names in the email.
This email account is checked twice daily. Please allow up to 24 hours for your exemption to be processed. If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Tax Collections Department at (910)875-8751.
Dear Hoke County Citizen,
We are asking you to participate in a health opinion survey for our county. The purpose of this survey is to learn more about the health and quality of life in Hoke County, North Carolina. The Hoke County Health Department and Healthy Carolinians of Hoke County (Healthy Hoke Task Force) will use the results of this survey to help them develop plans for addressing the major health and community issues in Hoke County. All the information you give us will be completely confidential and will not be linked to you in any way.
The survey is completely voluntary. It should take no longer than 20 minutes to complete. If you have already completed this survey, or if you don’t live in Hoke County, please do not proceed any further.
Thank you for your time
Click HERE to view the survey.
The new Hoke Count Subdivision Ordinance has passed.
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