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Red, White & Fun: Cooleemee Gears Up for a Family-Friendly Fourth of July Celebration

Posted on June 19, 2025June 19, 2025 by Jeanna White

Patriotic Parade, Cool Treats & Summer Fun Await!

Cooleemee is the place to be this Independence Day! Join the Town of Cooleemee on Friday, July 4th, for a community celebration full of small-town charm, family-friendly activities, and plenty of patriotic spirit.

Star-Spangled Parade

Festivities will begin at 10 a.m. with a colorful parade launching from Cooleemee Elementary School. The streets will come alive with festively decorated bikes, lawnmowers, tractors, floats, and local groups proudly displaying their red, white, and blue. The parade will wind through town and end at the historic Zachary House (Town Hall).

Want to be part of the parade? No registration is required—just show up at the elementary school by 9 a.m. to line up and join in the fun!

Family Fun After the Parade

The celebration continues at the Zachary House with a variety of free and low-cost activities for all ages:

Tasty Concessions – Hot dogs and cool drinks will be available for purchase to keep you fueled for the fun.
Beat the Heat: Enjoy free watermelon slices and ice pops—a sweet way to stay cool in the summer sun.
Slip-n-Slide: Don’t forget your towel! Kids (and playful adults) can slip and slide their way into summer joy until 12 p.m.

“We are also hoping to line up a few vendors onsite,” shared Steve Corriher, Cooleemee’s town clerk.

Join the Celebration

This annual Fourth of July event is a special opportunity for residents and visitors alike to come together and celebrate freedom, friendship, and community pride.

To learn more about the event, ask questions about the parade, or inquire about becoming a vendor, contact Cooleemee Town Hall at 336-284-2141 or email scorriher@cooleemee.org.

Bring your flags, your friends, and your festive spirit—we’ll see you in Cooleemee this Fourth of July!

Discover the Joy of Play: Cooleemee’s Expanding Recreational Gems Offer Fun for All Ages

Posted on June 13, 2025June 13, 2025 by Jeanna White

The Town of Cooleemee may be small in size, but it’s big on opportunities for outdoor recreation and healthy living. With a variety of well-maintained courts, play areas, and spaces for friendly competition, Cooleemee is proving that a strong sense of community starts with a good game and a little sunshine.

Recreation Central: The Zachary House Grounds

At the heart of Cooleemee’s recreational offerings lies the Zachary House grounds—home to a diverse collection of activity spaces perfect for individuals and families alike. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a casual afternoon with friends or get in a little friendly competition, you’ll find something for everyone.

Four Horseshoe Pits – A timeless classic, these pits are ready for both practice and play.
Tennis & Pickleball Courts – With freshly repainted lines for both sports, the courts now accommodate players of all skill levels in two fast-growing sports.
Brand-New Bocce Ball Court – A recent addition that has already become a favorite among residents.
Two Shuffleboard Courts – Newly repainted and ready for use, shuffleboard offers a relaxing way to enjoy some lighthearted rivalry.
Cornhole Court – Bring your bags or borrow a set from Town Hall for some classic tailgate fun.
Large Playground – Families with young children will appreciate this spacious, kid-friendly area filled with laughter and energy.

More Than a Court: Freshly Updated Basketball on Neely Drive

Not far from the Zachary House, you’ll find the basketball courts on Neely Drive. These courts have recently been repainted, providing a clean and safe space for pick-up games and solo practice alike. Whether you’re working on your free throw or just enjoying a few rounds with neighbors, it’s a great place to stay active.

Equipment Available—Just a Visit Away

Don’t have your own equipment? No problem. The Town of Cooleemee makes it easy for everyone to participate. Equipment for all courts and games can be checked out from Town Hall during office hours:
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Stop by, grab what you need, and get outside to play!

A Community Resource for All Ages

The Davie County Senior Center has recognized the value of Cooleemee’s recreational assets, using the facilities to prepare for the Senior Games. Participants have made great use of the horseshoe pits, shuffleboard, bocce ball, cornhole, and pickleball courts as they trained for this celebrated event.

And they’ll be back! The courts and pits will once again come alive September 15–19 as seniors gather in Cooleemee for Senior Games Field Day and additional practice sessions before the NC Senior Games.

Recreation Builds Community

Cooleemee’s commitment to recreational opportunities reflects a broader mission to promote health, community engagement, and fun for residents of all ages. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just looking for a new hobby, there’s something for you here in Cooleemee.

Come out, get moving, and make some memories—right here in your hometown.

June 2025 – Clerk’s Corner

Posted on June 11, 2025June 11, 2025 by Cooleemee Admin

Good morning, Cooleemee,

Happy Summertime! Although we aren’t officially there yet, the rising temperatures, increased humidity, and evening storms sure make it feel like summer. Please remember to stay cool, stay hydrated, take care of yourself and your loved ones (including your pets), and check in on your neighbors from time to time.

The office has been especially busy lately. You may have noticed that I didn’t send out a May report. We have a few things in the works to help with that. One update: we’ve posted a part-time position to assist during peak times and to help ensure continuity in my absence. If you or someone you know is interested, we will be conducting interviews later this month. Please send a letter of interest and any relevant work experience to scorriher@cooleemee.org.

We now have a design drafted for the new Community Center! Stop by Town Hall to take a look. It will be located near the Zachary House and the old police building, and will feature a design consistent with the current look and feel of the Town. At this time, we are projecting a groundbreaking for construction in September, as we finalize the library portion of the Center.

Join us for our 4th of July Parade and festivities! The parade begins Friday, July 4th, at 10 a.m., with fun activities to follow. We’re lining up vendors and a few surprises for the event. It’s exciting to know that next year’s celebration will take place primarily indoors—air conditioning included—thanks to the new Community Center!

This year’s festivities will include hot dogs, popsicles, a Slip ‘N Slide, and more.
If you or someone you know would like to be in the parade, it’s easy! Please arrive at Cooleemee Elementary School around 9 a.m. to line up. No pre-registration is required—we just want you to be there!

The Town has finalized the FY 2025–2026 budget. The Budget Message is available for viewing at Town Hall, and a Public Hearing has been scheduled for Monday, June 23, 2025, at 6 p.m. at the Zachary House/Town Hall. Please note that the June Town Board Meeting has been rescheduled from June 16 to June 23 at 6 p.m., so both the regular meeting and the Public Hearing will be held the same evening.

Please note: Town Hall will close early on Friday, June 13, around 11 a.m., and will remain closed the week of June 16–20. We plan to reopen on Monday, June 23, at 8 a.m., as the Clerk will be on vacation.

During this time, you can still reach us via email at scorriher@cooleemee.org or jsmith@cooleemee.org for questions, concerns, or suggestions.

As always, if you have anything to discuss, bring to our attention, or ideas to improve the Town, don’t hesitate to reach out. You’re welcome to stop by and see me at the Zachary House at 131 Church St. We’re in the white building to the right of the main entrance. Look for the sign on the door that says “Town Hall.”

You can also call us at 336-284-2141 or email either address provided above to make your voice heard.

Thanks for all you do. Stay cool, and talk to you next month!

Warm regards,

Steven Corriher
Clerk/Finance
Town of Cooleemee
336-284-2141 Office
336-284-6285 Fax

8:00 AM-4:00 PM Monday-Friday

April 2025 Cooleemee Clerk’s Corner

Posted on April 13, 2025April 13, 2025 by Cooleemee Admin

Good Spring Morning, Cooleemee and Neighbors (even if it feels like winter again today!)

We’ve had a stretch of warm and dry weather recently, but thankfully we made it through just fine. The North Carolina burn ban was lifted last week, but please remember—a Town Burn Permit is still required if you live within the town limits.

Recreation is Blooming in Cooleemee

It’s great to see everyone enjoying the park, playground, and outdoor spaces! Folks are already making good use of the new pickleball court inside the tennis courts, and the basketball courts are buzzing with activity from kids and young adults. The newly painted shuffleboard pads have also seen some action.

If you’d like to use shuffleboard, pickleball, bocce, tennis equipment, or basketballs, stop by Town Hall between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. We’re also exploring a way to offer equipment check-out after hours—more info on that soon!

Community Center Update

The design phase of the new Community Center is well underway! Here’s what we know so far:

A public library and a small fitness center will be included. We’re still working on how to tailor the fitness area to seniors and ensure proper security and maintenance.
Reservable multipurpose rooms will be available and may host indoor recreational activities like cornhole, ping pong, and foosball.

More details to come as plans develop!

Water Treatment Facility Progress

The Main Street Water Treatment Facility remains on schedule. Davie County expects test operations to begin as early as late 2025, but certainly by early 2026. Once completed, Main Street will be repaved, making travel smoother again.

I know for those who live over that way or have family over in that area, it has been quite a burden, but bear with them as it wraps up in the coming months, and hopefully you all can resume living without construction and rough roads soon.

Easter Block Party – Save the Date!

Join us for a fun-filled Easter Block Party hosted by the Cooleemee Fire Department and The Bridge Church on Saturday, April 19, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Zachary House.

Enjoy:

Free food
Cotton candy, popcorn, snow cones
Inflatables
A “Candy Rain” event
An egg hunt for younger children

Church Street will be closed during the event, so please park at the Fire Department. If you’re unable to walk over, shuttle service will be provided. Fire trucks and emergency vehicles will be parked along the street, and it’s important not to block them in case they need to get out to respond to anything or anyone.

Fire Department Updates

Velvet Hackett is your new Cooleemee Fire Chief! She has a few important safety events coming up:

Smoke Detector Saturday

June 7 | 9 a.m. – Noon

Free smoke detectors and battery replacements
Learn how to test your alarms and change batteries.
Stay safe and informed—this event is free!

Public Safety Education Event

August 23 | 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Learn fire prevention tips and emergency procedures.
Practice exit strategies and lifesaving techniques
Understand what to do before, during, and after calling 911

Please take advantage of these free events—they’re designed to keep you and your loved ones safe.

Town Board Meeting Rescheduled

The April Town Board Meeting originally scheduled for April 21 has been moved to Monday, April 28, at 6 p.m. due to the Easter holiday.

Stay in Touch

Town Hall Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Need something after hours?

Email:
Mayor: jsmith@cooleemee.org
Town Clerk: scorriher@cooleemee.org
(We do check emails evenings and weekends—response time may vary.)
Call: 336-284-2141
Leave a message, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Thank you all for everything you do for our Town. We may be small, but we are united—and that makes us strong.

Until next month—stay warm on chilly days and cool on the warm ones!

Steven Corriher
Clerk/Finance
Town of Cooleemee
336-284-2141 Office
336-284-6285 Fax
8:00 AM-4:00 PM, Monday- Friday

Cooleemee March Update: Spring is Just Around the Corner!

Posted on March 8, 2025March 8, 2025 by Cooleemee Admin

Good morning, Cooleemee and neighboring residents,

I hope this update finds everyone well and staying warm as another cold front moves through. Don’t worry—spring is just around the corner! And nothing signals that better than springing your clocks forward this weekend on Sunday, March 9, at 2 a.m.—or just before you go to bed Saturday night.

Newsletters finally went out after a brief delay due to printer issues. For those who may not have a P.O. Box in Cooleemee, I’ve included a copy of the newsletter in this update.

The Cooleemee Historical Association (CHA) is hosting its 10th annual BBQ event on Saturday, March 15, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. (or until sold out). Join us at the Zachary House Grounds, located at 131 Church St., Cooleemee, for great BBQ, fellowship, and a chance to check out some of the recent updates.

The Town has begun the initial steps for the 2025–2026 budget. We expect things to remain fairly consistent as we work with the Sheriff’s Department and other town services to ensure we meet the needs of all our citizens.

Spring Cleanups are scheduled within the town limits on March 24 and 25.

If you live on Joyner, Watt, Duke, Church, Yadkin, Erwin, Davie, Cross, Marginal, or Main Streets, your pickup will be on Monday, March 24. Please note that backtracking will not be performed—items placed out after your pickup day will not be collected.

If you live on Center, Grove, Holt, Midway, 801, Hickory, Ruffin, Westview, Riverside, or within the town limits on Neely, Junction, and Gladstone Roads, your pickup will be on Tuesday, March 25. We recommend placing your items out after trash service on Friday, March 21, and no later than sunset on Sunday, March 23. Again, once your location is passed, there will be no return for additional items.

Planning continues for the new Community Center, and we expect to see much activity on this project in early spring. Additionally, paving is set for Ruffin and Erwin Streets this spring, with Cross and Church Streets scheduled for paving after the Community Center construction wraps up.

The Town’s next Board meeting will be held on Monday, March 17, at 6 p.m.

This is an important meeting where we’ll discuss purchasing equipment for shuffleboard, bocce, and pickleball.

We’ll also discuss whether the Town and Davie County Schools can reach an agreement on the property at Neely Road, where the basketball court is located. The Town leases and maintains this property, but that lease has recently expired. We’ll also cover a few other items, including the budget. Your participation is crucial, and we look forward to your input.

We hope everyone has a wonderful March. By the time of the next update, we should be enjoying some warmer, outdoor-friendly weather. As always, please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

Sincerely, Steven Corriher
Clerk/Finance

Download A Newsletter

Download or read online a copy of the 2024 Cooleemee End of Year Newsletter below:

2024 Cooleemee Year End Newsletter

Spring Clean Up 2025

Posted on February 21, 2025February 21, 2025 by Cooleemee Admin

The Town of Cooleemee is hosting a Spring Clean-Up day on March 24 & 25.

PLEASE make sure you have items at roadway on your pickup day as there will be no backtracking to collect any items!

The schedule is as follows:

Monday, March 24 – Joyner, Watt, Duke, Church, Yadkin, Erwin, Davie, Cross, Marginal, and Main.
Tuesday, March 25, – Center, Grove, Holt, Midway, 801, Neely, Hickory, Ruffin, Westview, Riverside, Junction, and Gladstone (inside Town Limits)

Items that cannot/will not be picked up due to inability to take to the Landfill are as follows:

Paint Cans: With any wet paint inside, spray paint with any paint inside.
Construction Materials: if you remodel a room and try to place demo products on the roadway, they will not be picked up, and Junk Pile Ordinances will take effect.
Landscaping: Bricks, Blocks, Yard Pavers, Rock, and Stones.
Electronics: Davie County hosts an electronic recycling day four times per year, and there is an electronic recycling center in East Spencer.
Bagged or unbagged household garbage: this is what your normal Friday pick-up is for.
Grass, Tree, and other yard waste: please do not trim trees, bushes, or grass and place for pickup.
Fuels of any kind: gas, kerosene, diesel, oils, propane tanks, etc.
Cleaners: Bleach, ammonia, oven cleaners, pool cleaners, and other chemicals.
Fluorescent Bulbs, ammunition or explosives of any kind.

February 2025 Clerk’s Corner

Posted on February 19, 2025February 19, 2025 by Cooleemee Admin

Good morning, Cooleemee and surrounding residents,

We hope this February update finds everyone safe, happy, and healthy.

Our 2024 year-end newsletter is set to go out soon. However, printer mishaps have prevented it from going out sooner. The parts to repair are due this week, and printing can resume after that to complete this task and mail the newsletters out as soon as possible.

Committees have been meeting with the architect and general contractor to discuss the location, design, and the community center’s best, most useful uses. From January through October, the town held eight meetings with the public to gather information on what citizens hoped or felt would be good uses. All that information has been compiled and included in the discussions to determine which suggestions are within the current budget. Stay tuned, as construction is set to start this spring.

Speaking of springtime, you will also see several other projects begin. We have several streets up for paving. Ruffin St. and Erwin St. will be the first of these. Cross St. and Church St. will follow soon after the Community Center construction is complete. We hope to add a few more recreational updates by the spring, including applying for a grant to complete a few other recreational projects this summer.

As many know, Davie County is completing the 2024/2025 property revaluations, and notices will soon be sent out if you haven’t already received one. If you have an issue or disagree with the evaluation, please read the instructions carefully on the notice or check daviecountync.gov. The Town of Cooleemee has no part in revaluations and cannot change anything regarding them.

The Town is rolling out work session meetings at Town Hall/Zachary House; these work sessions are to allow the Mayor and Commissioners to discuss upcoming agenda items and discuss the Community Center as we are in a critical phase of design/development in hopes of having regular meetings run just a little more smoothly. No voting nor decision-making will take place at these meetings. As always, the public is welcome to attend; however, please be mindful that public comments will not be entertained during these meetings; they will only be entertained during regular monthly public meetings. These meetings will happen occasionally, about a week or so before the regular scheduled meeting. Postings will be placed on the bulletin board at the post office as well as the Facebook page at least 48 hours before the meeting takes place.

The budget process is currently underway. We will set up the Budget Workshop in early March (open to the public) to fully start that journey. We will lose some funding from the County Sales Tax revenue department but gain revenue in ABC sales.

Our next scheduled meeting is set for February 17, 2025, at 6 p.m. at Town Hall.

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Steven Corriher
Clerk/Finance
Town of Cooleemee
336-284-2141 Office
336-284-6285 Fax
8:00 AM-4:00 PM Monday-Friday

January 2025 Clerk’s Corner

Posted on January 6, 2025January 6, 2025 by Cooleemee Admin

Happy New Year, Cooleemee and Neighbors,

We hope everyone had a Merry Christmas with family and friends and that your New Year is filled with health, happiness, and joy.

As we roll into the New Year, we have a few things to share: Christmas Tree Pickup (if you have a real tree only) will be on Tuesday, January 7, 2025. Please place trees at the road by Monday evening. Artificial trees will not be picked up. You will need to make arrangements to haul those off, as the Town contractor is not responsible for the disposal of artificial trees. The following week, Tuesday, January 14, 2025, will be the last leaf pickup of the season. I know the rains have caused delays and slowed the ability to rake, blow, and even pick up leaves, but this will be the last day the town offers pickup under its contract.

Trash and Recycling days have been scheduled for 2025. You can print the schedule from the Town’s website HERE. Also, Electronic Recycling Days have been announced today, with Saturday, January 25, 2025, being the first of those here in Davie County at the site at 360 Dalton Rd. Mocksville. The other three dates are Saturday, April 19, Saturday, July 26, & Saturday, October 25. You can take old TVs, computers, and other electronics to the site for dumping. There is a place in East Spencer that collects electronics year-round at 1102 N. Long St East Spencer 28039 if one of the four dates in Davie is not convenient for you.

The Town has partnered with Fuller Architect & Davie Construction to get the Community Center up and running. We are currently in the location stage, making sure we place the building in an ideal location for access, weather (rain run-off), and appropriate spacing. Then, we will move into the design phase and see what we can hold in there versus what we and citizens have stated they would like to see. We are confident the library will be part of that; we will have handicapped-accessible restrooms, a publicly usable kitchen, rentable space for your parties and gatherings, and perhaps a small fitness center and meeting rooms for larger Town meetings or local event planning. We are excited to see the finished product in the coming year and hope you all are as well.

Dates to remember: Town Hall will be closed on Monday, January 20, 2025, to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Therefore, the Town’s regular meeting on the third Monday of each month has been moved to the fourth Monday, January 27, 2025, for this month.

This a reminder that new speed limit signs are being posted all over Town. This is to follow proper regulations of DOT and the Sheriff Dept. as we are a Town of 35 MPH unless posted otherwise. Back in 2014, the town adopted a 25 MPH in town limits unless otherwise posted. Green Signs coming into Town will continue to say and will remain to say 35 unless posted. However, every Town street will now be posted at 25. We are not allowed to change the state-regulated town limit sign stating the 35. To properly enforce 25 MPH each street needs to be marked. This project will be complete by next week. Streets that weren’t properly marked were Joyner, Midway, Westview, Riverside, Duke St coming from Main, Yadkin, Erwin, & Ruffin.

Streets that were marked and will continue to be 25 MPH are Watt, Center, Grove, Marginal, and Main. Streets marked differently due to DOT are Gladstone at 35 MPH, Junction at 35 MPH, and HWY 801 at 40 MPH. Just be mindful as Law Enforcement is now going to be enforcing speed limits firmly for a while to get speeding under control in the Town.

If you or someone you know would like to serve the Town in any way, we have spots on committees such as Beautification and Events. Submit your name, phone number, and email to the Clerk at 131 Church St., Cooleemee. You do not need to live inside Town Limits to be on these committees. If you know of anyone wanting to be included in these monthly updates, please have them provide their name and email. You can also reply to this email or use the contact information below.

Thanks, everyone, until next Month!

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Steven Corriher
Clerk/Finance
Town of Cooleemee
336-284-2141 Office
336-284-6285 Fax
8:00AM-4:00PM Monday-Friday

Cooleemee’s Old-Time Christmas Parade Brings Joy and Tradition Back

Posted on December 23, 2024December 23, 2024 by KC Smith

Cooleemee’s Old-Time Christmas and Parade came back to town while many enjoyed the festivities. Christmas candy was flying all over the street as children scampered around to grab what they could. Entries in the parade were filled with smiles and joyfulness as they gifted handfuls of candy to the visitors.

The Cooleemee Historical Association organized the event which included a fudge contest with 13 entries this year. Kathy Cook was so surprised she won because she stated she had never made fudge before. The Bridge Church located on Main Street was present again at the event handing out hot cocoa, candy, and more. Their involvement in any events held in Cooleemee always makes a huge difference and is greatly appreciated.

Pastor Justin Blue read the Christmas story from the Bible. The CHA made a lot of people happy by providing two fire pits to help warm up from the brisk cold air.
Women of the community baked homemade cakes that were sliced up for each person in line. A fresh cedar tree was cut and placed next to Mr. and Mrs. Claus which added to the ole time feel of Christmas.

*Mrs. Claus reading Twas the Night Before Christmas.*

Cedar trees were commonly cut down in the woods to supply families with a Christmas tree. Cooleemee’s First Baptist Church choir sang carols and it was wonderful to have a group of people spreading the joy of Christmas.

*(L to R) John Chandler, Teresa Bivins, Sandra Ferrell, Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus, Candace Head, Heather Cline, and Daphne Beck*

A big thank you to the CHA for bringing back a tradition that many have missed. Several people stated they didn’t know Cooleemee had anything like this gathering and they were sure to be back next year.

First Baptist Church participated in the Cooleemee Christmas Parade on November 30th.

Feel free to contact me at cooleemeenews@gmail.com or call 336.250.1133; I would love to hear from you. Relive the magic with these fabulous photos by KC Smith.

December Clerk’s Corner

Posted on December 6, 2024December 6, 2024 by Cooleemee Admin

Good Day, Cooleemee and surrounding area residents,

We hope this update finds everyone doing well and feeling a little less stuffed than last Thursday for Thanksgiving. With that said, I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving and is now getting prepared for YES, Christmas!

We saw our first snow in the area this week, which was exciting for most, I am sure; it’s been a little while since we saw that.

I first need to update everyone on the Christmas Trash Pickup schedule. Pickup will occur on Saturday, December 28th, NOT Friday, December 27th, as usual.

This allows them to catch up as they do not operate on Wednesday, Christmas Day. If you take your cans out Thursday as usual, you will not be cited for the cans being at the roads too long by code officers.

The Christmas Parade was a great event this year, with the Cooleemee Historical Association holding a Fudge Contest with 11 entries and festivities following the Parade. Congratulations to Kathy Cook on winning the Fudge Contest; this was her first attempt at making Fudge, and to pull off the 1st place prize was something. Next year, we hope to have all the same events, including the fudge contest, so go start practicing now.

Most can see the Pool Demo project is now complete, and grass has started growing in that area. While we know some are heartbroken over that decision, including board members, seeing the condition most of the Pool and Bathhouse were in, confirmed the right decision was made to allow the Town to move forward with other projects.

We also want folks to be mindful that the town is placing new Speed Limit signs throughout the town as some streets are missing or may never have had any up. This will allow deputies to patrol and enforce speed better throughout the town. The speed limit in town is 25MPH; please be mindful of this.
The Planning Board has a meeting scheduled for Monday, December 9th, at 6 p.m., at the Zachary House/Town Hall to talk with and discuss zoning regulations with the County Zoning Administrator Johnny Easter, as the Town currently has an agreement with Davie County for such services. The public is welcome to attend. However, public comment is not entertained at Planning Board meetings.

The next Town Board meeting is set for Monday, December 16, at 6 p.m. We will have our 23/24 Audit Presentation and a Presentation from Family Promise of Davie County, along with a few other things, followed by a small Christmas gathering with snacks and fellowship. Again, the public is welcome to attend, and public comments will be entertained at this meeting. If you have something to say, or report, or just want to wish the Board a Merry Christmas, please feel free to do so.

The River Park (Bullhole) is in winter hours, with short staff days. The hours are Friday, Saturday, & Sunday, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., and admission is free. These hours and fees will be in place through March 31, 2025.

Lastly, Town Offices will be closed for Christmas on Tuesday, Dec 24, Wednesday, Dec 25, & Thursday, Dec 26. We currently plan to be open on Monday, Dec 23, and Friday, Dec 27.

Quick Recap:

Cooleemee Town Board Meeting, Monday, December 16 at 6 p.m.
Trash pickup will be on Saturday, December 28th, NOT Friday, December 27th.
The River Park (Bullhole) winter hours are Friday, Saturday, & Sunday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., and admission is free.
Cooleemee Town offices will be closed on Tuesday, Dec. 24, 25 & 26th.

Until next year, folks, I hope you and your families have a Safe, Happy, and very Merry Christmas. We will talk soon!

Steven Corriher
Clerk/Finance

Town of Cooleemee
336-284-2141 Office
336-284-6285 Fax
8:00 AM-4:00 PM Monday-Friday