02/02/2026
Craven County Government facilities will close on Monday, February 2, 2026, for all non-essential personnel, due to hazardous road conditions resulting from Winter Storm Gianna. Craven County remains in a State of Emergency.
Due to large amounts of snowfall, driving conditions are extremely dangerous throughout most of Craven County. Crews will need time to clear roads for safe travel. Residents should remain cautious and avoid travel unless necessary, until conditions improve.
Essential services, including law enforcement and first responders, will remain operational.
County Services:
• Trash & Recycling - Craven County Solid Waste Convenience Centers will be closed, as normal, on Monday, February 2. Curbside trash and recycling service will be suspended on Monday, February 2.
• Parks & Recreation Facilities – All Craven County parks, programs, and facilities will be closed on Monday, February 2.
• Offices & Services – All general County services will be suspended on Monday, February 2.
• CARTS – The Craven Area Rural Transit System (CARTS) will not operate on Monday, February 2.
• Senior Meals – Senior Services Meals will not operate on Monday, February 2.
• Emergency Services – Essential services, such as law enforcement and first responders, will remain operational. Call 911 if you need emergency assistance.
Be Prepared
For additional winter weather preparedness resources, visit:
• Road Conditions: https://drivenc.gov/
• National Weather Service weather safety: https://www.weather.gov/safety/
• North Carolina Department of Public Safety preparedness: https://www.readync.gov/
• FEMA’s Winter preparedness page: https://www.ready.gov/winter-weather
Stay Informed
• Stay updated by viewing Craven County’s page (https://www.facebook.com/cravencounty/), X page (https://x.com/cravencountync), and website (https://www.cravencountync.gov/).
• Register for emergency notifications via text, email, and phone calls through the CodeRed Emergency Notification System, visit https://accountportal.onsolve.net/cravencountync
Craven County Government is continuing to monitor the situation and will provide additional updates as they become available.