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Don’t Forget to Vote

Don’t Forget to Vote

March 3rd is more than just a date on the calendar — it is an opportunity for every eligible citizen to make their voice heard. Voting is one of the most fundamental rights and responsibilities we share as Americans. It is how we shape the future of our communities,...

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Former Cooleemee Mayor Lynn Rumley Passes Away

Former Cooleemee Mayor Lynn Rumley Passes Away

The Town of Cooleemee mourns the passing of former Mayor Lynn Rumley, who passed away on February 11, 2026. Lynn served as Mayor of Cooleemee from 2010 to 2015, providing thoughtful leadership and steadfast dedication to the community she loved. Prior to her time as...

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Cooleemee Trash Pick Up

Cooleemee Trash Pick Up

Republic Services is currently running on a one-day delay due to the recent winter storms. Cooleemee’s trash and recycling will be picked up on Saturday, February 7, 2026 They do expect to be back on our regular schedule next week. 

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Rescission of State Emergency Declaration

Rescission of State Emergency Declaration

TOWN OF COOLEEMEE, NORTH CAROLINARESCISSION OF STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARATIONJanuary 2026 – Winter Storm Fern WHEREAS, on January 24, 2026, the Mayor of the Town of Cooleemee declared a State of Emergency in response to Winter Storm Fern pursuant to Chapter 166A...

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From the Town of Cooleemee

From the Town of Cooleemee

The Town of Cooleemee can confirm that former clerk Aaron Thies was indicted by the grand jury on or about January 6, 2026. The grand jury issued indictments for two class C felonies and one class F felony. The town continues to cooperate with the State Bureau of...

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Winter Storm – A Message From Your Mayor

Winter Storm – A Message From Your Mayor

The winter storm that is coming for the weekend looks to be more of an ice than snow event, plus anything that falls will be with us for several days due to the cold temperatures that will be in place through Tuesday. I have talked with the county, the Cooleemee Fire...

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Cooleemee Welcomes New Fire Chief Velvet Hackett

Cooleemee Welcomes New Fire Chief Velvet Hackett

A Decade of Dedication to Fire Service We have a new fire chief in town, and her name is Velvet Hackett.Hackett has been involved in the fire service for ten years in Davidson County. Four years ago, she joined the Cooleemee Fire Department and advanced to Captain;...

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Temporary Town Hall Hours

Temporary Town Hall Hours

Cooleemee Town Hall Hours of Operation 8-25 9:00 – 1:008-26 9:00 – 1:008-27 9:00 – 1:008-28 9:00 – 1:008-29 9:00 – 1:00 9-1 Closed for Labor Day Holiday9-2 9:00 – 1:009-3 9:00 – 1:009-4 9:00 – 1:009-5 9:00 – 1:00 I can be reached when Town Hall is closed at: (336)...

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Staffing and Town Hall Hours Update

Staffing and Town Hall Hours Update

We are pleased to announce we have hired Stacy Gilbert to the position of part-time Town Clerk. Stacy is from Cooleemee and is looking forward to helping out her hometown. Stacy will work several days a week to help us through the transition to fill the vacant Town...

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Staffing and Town Hall Hours Update

Staffing and Town Hall Hours Update

We are pleased to announce we have hired Shirley Jacobs to the position of part time Town Clerk. Shirley brings a wealth of experience having served in the role in the past. Shirley will work several days a week to help us through the transition to fill the vacant...

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Organizational Announcement

Organizational Announcement

It is with both sadness and congratulations that I am announcing Steve Corriher will be resigning his position of Town Clerk and Finance Officer to accept a new opportunity with Lowe’s effective August 4, 2025. Sadness in that we are losing a tremendous asset to the...

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