The Town of Maggie Valley is still experiencing the negative effects produced by Winter Storm Diego between Saturday December 8 and Sunday December 9. These negative effects prompted Mayor Saralyn Price to declare a State of Emergency on December 9, which remains in effect. Our Public Works Crews have been tirelessly working to improve road conditions throughout Town since Saturday. The Town provides snow and ice removal on approximately 7 miles of Town Maintained Streets and 8 miles of Private Streets in addition to helping NCDOT remove snow and ice on their roadways. Depending on your location in Maggie Valley you could have received anywhere from 14-18 inches. This amount of snowfall produced by one event is very atypical for our Town, considering that the Town receives on average 13 inches of snow per winter season. Our Public Works Department takes great pride in providing you with timely and effective snow removal services. Unfortunately we have not been able to provide these services as quickly or effectively as we would have liked. Even as this letter is being posted to the Town’s website, crews are continuously working to improve road conditions to increase mobility throughout town. Thank you for your continued patience and understanding. As snow melts and refreezes overnight be careful of hazardous driving conditions associated with black ice. For those of you who are interested, check here for the Town’s Snow and Ice Removal Policy.  This document provides valuable information for residents as to which roads will be scraped, the method of snow removal and helpful tips that you can follow to help our crews work more efficiently

We will help Jonathan Valley Elementary School with their Non-Perishable Food Drive!  Please bring any canned or non-perishable foods to Maggie Valley Town Hall by next Tuesday, November 20th.  Thank you!

Town Offices will be closed on Monday, November 12th in honor of Veterans Day.  We thank all Veterans! Offices will re-open at 8am on Tuesday.  Curbside Services Schedule will remain as usual:  *Place your bagged household garbage in the brown trash toter and place it out on the curb by 7am on Monday.  Clean, loose mixed recyclables (no bags) should be placed in the blue recycle toter and be out by 7am on Tuesday.

Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting at Town Hall Park & Playground! Please come celebrate the opening of our Park and new Playground! Ribbon Cutting will be held at 4pm on Friday, October 19th Maggie Valley Town Hall, 3987 Soco Road. Light refreshments will be served   

The Town of Maggie Valley Board of Aldermen honored James Carver, Billy Case and Candace Way at their Board Meeting on Thursday, October 4th.  Billy Case (Planning Board) and Candace Way (Zoning Board of Adjustment) pictured above with Mayor Saralyn Price, were presented with Appreciation Awards to commemorate their service on their respective boards and to thank them for steadfast attendance, thoughtful perspective and displaying a true love for Maggie Valley. James Carver, pictured here with Mayor Saralyn Price, was presented with the Maggie Valley Lifetime Achievement Award.  James was honored for the passion and love he has demonstrated for Maggie Valley during his lifetime.  He was presented with a plaque and Mayoral Presentation.  

Our new Playground is now open!  Bring your friends and family and come check out the new Playground at Town Hall Park, behind Town Hall at 3987 Soco Road!  You can enjoy the new play set, walking path, basketball court, horseshoe pits, swings, picnic shelter with new tables and grill.  Spread the word!

STATE OF EMERGENCY CANCELLED: EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 17, 2018 6:00PM Effective at noon today (Friday September 14, 2018) Mayor Saralyn Price has declared a State of Emergency for the Town of Maggie Valley (corporate limits and extra territorial jurisdiction) as a result of the anticipated effects caused by the remnants of Hurricane Florence moving through Haywood County over the next several days. This State of Emergency has been issued without any restrictions or limitations at this time. Residents and visitors should pay close attention to changing weather conditions during the life of the State of Emergency and be mindful of rapidly changing conditions in Town, such as flooding or landslides. As always in cases of emergency dial 9-1-1. Town of Maggie Valley Declaration of a State of Emergency  Haywood County Declaration of a State of Emergency  

Maggie Valley Fall Clean-up Day – Volunteers will meet at the Meadowlark Motel at 10am on Saturday, September 8th.  The Commission for a Clean County group will be cleaning along Soco Road in preparation for the fall decorations and beautiful fall colors. If you would like to volunteer and help pick up roadside trash, please come to Meadowlark Motel at 10am on Saturday September 8th.  Meadowlark Motel will be providing a BBQ Lunch for all of the volunteers. at 11:30am.  Plan on volunteering for a couple of hours to help make Maggie Valley a cleaner place to live and visit, meet some new people and have a lunch afterwards. Gloves, safety vests and bags for collected garbage are provided.  Clean-up Days  are held in spring and fall.  Please check back here for updates on the next opportunity!

Maggie Valley Labor Day Schedule The Town of Maggie Valley Town Hall offices will be closed on Monday, September 3rd in observance of Labor Day.  We will re-open at 8am on Tuesday. Revised Garbage / Recycle schedule:  Trash pick-up on Tuesday, September 4th and Recycling pick-up on Wednesday, September 5th.  Please place your brown garbage toter out by 7am on Tuesday and your blue recycle toter out by 7am on Wednesday for this holiday week. We hope you enjoy a safe and happy Labor Day!

Public Invitation to the Mary Rathbone Rich Park Official Dedication 4538 Soco Road Tuesday July 10, 2018 5:00PM The Town of Maggie Valley Board of Aldermen cordially invite the public to the official dedication ceremony for Mary Rathbone Rich Park on Tuesday July 10, 2018 at 5:00pm. Light refreshments will be served throughout the dedication. This event serves as the perfect opportunity to tour the park and see some of its most interesting design features including the Maggie Valley Sensory Garden presented by the Maggie Valley Lions Club, comprehensive park signage, as well as 300 feet of Jonathan Creek frontage.  Please come!