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STREET ADDRESS City Hall 706 Arendell St. Morehead City, NC 28557 Phone: (252) 726-6848 ext. 122 Fax: (252) 726-2267
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| From 1978 to 1982 David McCabe was employed by Morehead City as a Utillity
Technician in the Water Department. He served as Public Works Director for the
Town of Atlanctic Beach for three years and was reemployed by the City in July,
1985 as Director of Public Works.
David McCabe supervises a staff of twenty (20) employees. He is responsible in
overseeing, planning and directing activites that include streets,sidewalks, and field
inspections. His department also receives citizen inquiries or complaints and takes
necessary action to resolve any problems. David oversees the activities of Street &
Sanitation Supervisor, Garage Supervisor, Buildings & Grounds Supervisor,
Cemetery Operations and contractual arrangements for solid waste disposal and
recycling services.
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The City's garage is
located at 601 N. 25th St. This facility maintains over 100 pieces of equipment from weedeaters to fire engines. A computerized fleet management program tracks preventative maintenance and repairs. This department is ASE certified.
This division provides support services
for the NC Seafood Festival, Big Rock
Blue Marlin Tournament,Wahoo Challenge,
and many parades occurring in Morehead City.
This division oversees building and grounds
maintenance for the
City. Included in this
maintenance is perpetual care for the City’s
three
cemeteries and the Emeline Pigott Cemetery.
This division works closely with local funeral
homes and families regarding sales
and service
for our cemeteries. The city’s three cemeteries comprise over 28 acres of land with more
than 12,000 graves. Over 4,000 graves are available for purchase.
Some graves date to the early 1800’s. 
The Sanitation Division provides contractual collection of solid waste and recyclable. The City provides semi-automated collection of yardwaste. Most items collected by the City’s contractor require some sort of preparation before collection. The need to follow preparation requirements is important so that items placed on the street’s edge are collected promptly and not left to become a community eyesore. Specific preparation and placement requirements for these items are listed on our 
