Corolla Civic Association

OUR MISSION

The Corolla Civic Association’s (CCA) main purpose is to promote the interests and welfare of its members by providing information on subjects of interest to the Currituck Outer Banks community. Our goal is to be the voice and conscience of the community, based on member input. When appropriate, the CCA will speak as one voice for all of its members to both the community and government bodies.

CCA works to find common ground to bring us together as a community – residents, owners, businesses and developers – to make the Currituck Outer Banks a place that people want to live, visit and vacation year after year.

Communicate information of local interest through newsletters, Facebook and our website

Host monthly meetings with the community to discuss critical issues and bring in relevant guest speakers and programs

Lead legal actions on behalf of our members to protect their rights and property values

LET’S TALK ABOUT COROLLA’S FUTURE!

Community members have expressed interest in exploring incorporation for Corolla, and CCA has taken the first step with a short survey to gauge interest across the entire 27927 area. Tentatively we are planning on having a hybrid ZOOM meeting for those who volunteered to help on or about December 2. Look for more information soon.

If you missed it, here’s the actual survey (now closed):

See Survey

The results of the survey are summarized here in chart form and in the slides presented at our Nov. 5 meeting. For the data geeks, there’s also the analyst workbook.

Chart Slides Workbook

We issued a press release on the survey results, which generated an article by Sam Walker, OBX News:

Press Release Sam Walker Article

CURRITUCK COUNTY FINALLY HAS A BEACH MANAGEMENT PLAN (BMP)

Sign & Share The Petition!

Immediate action is needed to address Currituck beach erosion and the problem is accelerating with each storm.

Sign the Petition Now

After a work session about the Final BMP on October 30th, the Board of Commissioners heard a presentation about it at its November 2 meeting by the County Manager. They then unanimously voted to move forward on first steps.

See Presentation

In the public comment portion of that same meeting, Tony Cerri presented the petition cited here to the Commissioners, which then had over 1000 signatures .

At CCA’s meeting on November 5, we also had on the BMP, followed by the release of an Op-Ed piece by Tony Cerri, which eloquently states the case for why all county residents should share the cost of beach nourishment.

Tony Cerri Op-Ed