Delmarva Power Reminds Customers to Keep Foil Balloons Away From Power Lines
Delmarva Power Reminds Customers to Keep Foil Balloons Away From Power Lines Metallic balloons can lead to power outages if not disposed of properly The COVID-19 pandemic has put a damper on many events, including birthdays and graduations, but as families and friends begin to come together again to celebrate these achievements, Delmarva Power reminds you […]
Governor Carney Closes State of Delaware Offices in honor of Juneteenth
Governor John Carney announced he will close State of Delaware offices on Friday in recognition of Juneteenth, and issued the following statement: “Over the last several weeks, we have seen largely peaceful protests demanding racial justice and equality across our state. I have spent much of this time listening, and trying to chart a productive […]
Election Cancellation Notice
The annual election for the Town of Fenwick Island Town Council scheduled for Saturday, August 1, 2020 has been cancelled. The three (3) candidates have been declared elected to fill the three (3) vacancies: Gardner Bunting Vicki Carmean Bernie Merritt For additional information, please contact Linda Martin, Town Clerk, at Town Hall, 800 Coastal Highway, […]
Delmarva Power Prepared to Meet Summer Residential and Business Energy Needs
Even amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Delmarva Power has been performing essential work to prepare the local energy grid to meet increased customer demand and keep homes and businesses powered all summer long. Employees are completing maintenance and inspections, as well as upgrades and critical repairs to prepare for severe weather, including a forecasted active hurricane […]
Governor Carney Announces Phase 2 of Delaware’s Economic Reopening to Begin on June 15
Governor John Carney on Tuesday announced that Phase 2 of Delaware’s economic reopening will begin at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, June 15. Retail establishments, restaurants and other businesses that were permitted to open at 30 percent of stated fire capacity in Phase 1 may expand to 60 percent of stated fire occupancy in Phase 2. Child care facilities […]
Weather: 6/3-6/6
Several rounds of showers and thunderstorms will be possible through Saturday. Isolated severe thunderstorms are possible on Wednesday (especially late Wednesday afternoon through late Wednesday evening) over much of the region. The primary hazard with any severe storms tomorrow is expected to be damaging straight line winds. On Thursday afternoon, heavy rain leading to flash […]
Governor Carney Creates Pandemic Resurgence Advisory Committee
Governor John Carney on Monday signed Executive Order #39, creating a Pandemic Resurgence Advisory Committee (PRAC) to plan for a potentially dangerous resurgence of COVID-19 in fall 2020. Lieutenant Governor Bethany Hall-Long and Secretary of State Jeff Bullock will co-chair the PRAC, along with the co-chairs of three subcommittees: Health: Chair – Dr. Nancy Fan, Chair of the Delaware […]
Trash Pick-Up: 6/1/2020
Due to truck issues, Waste Industries was unable to pick up trash today. They will be in the area tomorrow, so please leave your containers by the road. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Clarification to Public Comments at Town Council Meetings
Following the Public Participation segment of the May 23, 2020 Council Meeting, it came to the Mayor and Council’s attention that some people were apparently confused by and concerned about the rules being applied to that particular segment of the meeting. Accordingly, the Mayor believes it is important and necessary to issue the following clarification: […]
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