Mandatory evacuation lifted for mainland Hyde County; order remains for Ocracoke

The Village Craftsmen in Ocracoke show the new high water mark established by Dorian. [Facebook]

The mandatory evacuation order for the mainland portions of Hyde County was terminated at noon today. The restrictions on the sale of alcohol will also be lifted for mainland Hyde County only.

Ocracoke Island is still under a mandatory evacuation order. Reentry is restricted to emergency personnel and other preauthorized deliveries. A ban on alcohol sales remains in effect, as well as the nightly curfew from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Hot meals are being served throughout the county today. In Ocracoke, the Salvation Army will dinner at 5:00 pm in the Community Center. On the mainland, the Red Cross will serve lunch starting at 1:30 pm at the Scranton Post Office Parking Lot, 500 Old US Highway 264 and the Engelhard Fire Department, 34545 US-264. The Church of Christ Disaster Assistance will serve lunch and dinner from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm at the Swan Quarter Masonic Lodge, 80 2nd St.

If you have any unmet needs or concerns, please contact the EOC at 252-926-3715. If you have an emergency call 911. Continue monitoring our social media outlets and website www.hydecountync.gov for updates.

This story originally appeared on OBXToday.com. Read More local stories here.

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