PUBLIC INFORMATION
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Emergency Services/Public Safety Contact InformationCall 911 for Emergencies! |
Leland Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad910-371-2727
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Town Creek Volunteer Rescue Squad(Stony Creek Residents)
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Brunswick County Sheriff's Office910-253-2777 |
NC Department of Crime and Public Safety919-733-2126 |
North Carolina Highway Patrol1-800-334-7411 |
North Carolina State Bureau of InvestigationsEmail Contact |
US Department of Homeland Security202-282-8000 |
Healthcare ServicesCall 911 for Emergencies! |
Brunswick Community Hospital1 Medical Center Drive
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Dosher Memorial Hospital924 North Howe Street
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New Hanover Regional Medical Center2131 South 17th Street
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Brunswick County Health Clinic25 Courthouse Drive
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Education Information |
Brunswick County Board of Education35 Referendum Drive
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Belville Elementary575 River Road
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Leland Middle School927 Old Fayetteville Road
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North Brunswick High School114 Scorpion Drive
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Brunswick Community College50 College Road
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Cape Fear Community College411 North Front Street
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University of North Carolina at Wilmington601 South College Road
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Goverment Information |
Brunswick County45 Courthouse Drive
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North Carolina State GovernmentAgency/Deprtment ListLocal, State, and Federal Government ContactsCitizens Portal |
Courts |
Brunswick County Court310 Government Center Drive NE
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North Carolina Court SystemPO Box 2448
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Business Resources |
The following institutions
provide free or low cost business consulting |
Brunswick County Small Business Center6361 Ocean Hwy East |
Cape Fear Small Business Center419 North 3rd Street |
Small Business Technology Development Center601 South College Road |
Small Business Adminstration409 Third Street SW |
Business Licensing |
Privilege License Form |
Voting Information |
Brunswick County Board of Elections10 Referendum Drive
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Open Burning |
All citizens within the town need a forestry permit in order to do any open burning within 100' of a residence. These permits are available at the Leland Fire Department. Citizens can have open burns but must be in constant observation, have appropriate firefighting tools and must have a permit "readily accessible" when requested by an official. Only vegetative debris (sticks, leaves, yard clippings) is allowed to be burned. Any citizen questions should be directed to 371-2727 or to the Leland Fire & Rescue website. |
Other Links |
Brunswick County Chamber of Commerce
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