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On behalf of the Town Board and all the citizens of Stanfield we welcome you to browse through the web site and learn more about the friendliest little Town in North Carolina. Whether you are a current citizen, a potential visitor or thinking of moving here, let us know what we can do for you!
The Town Board meets the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm in the Town Hall and the Planning & Zoning Board on the last Monday of each month at 7:00 pm. I encourage and welcome all interested parties and the local citizens to attend and become involved in our community.
Sincerely,
Kevin Barbee
Mayor Stanfield, NC
Town Calendar
Council Meeting Minutes
2018 Minutes
Minutes 04-19-18 (PDF)
Minutes 04-05-18 (PDF)
Minutes 03-26-18 (PDF)
Minutes 03-01-18 (PDF)
Minutes 02-01-18 (PDF)
Minutes 01-04-18 (PDF)
Recycle Pickup Schedule
2018 Town of Stanfield Recycle Pickup Schedule – download a printable copy
No Stanfield Fall Festival
Stanfield will not hold a Fall Festival this year. We encourage you to enjoy the Locust Fall Festival on October 31, 6-8pm, at Locust Ball Park.
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Thanks to the attentiveness of our local citizens, there are fewer dangerous drugs on the street in Stanfield today.
On Wednesday, October 17th the Stanfield Police Department received a call about a suspicious vehicle in the Willow Creek subdivision. Upon investigating this vehicle, our officer made contact with Christopher Brett Lambeth and Richard Lee Phillip's, Jr.
Based on this investigation, these subjects were subsequently placed under arrest for the following charges and booked into the Stanly County Jail under a bond of $1500 each.
Christopher Brett Lambeth
•Possess with intent to manufacture, sell or deliver methamphetamine
•Possess marijuana
•Possess drug paraphernalia
Richard Lee Phillips Jr.
•Possess methamphetamine
•Possess drug paraphernalia
We appreciate the vigilance of our citizens in helping to keep Stanfield safe.
The Police Department is excited about the Barbershop next door to us now being open and under new ownership. Come see Steve at Set Apart Barbershop to stay sharp and clean looking!
It is the season for political signs to be cropping up all over the place and we would like to take a minute to remind everyone of the regulations regarding the display of political signs.
North Carolina state law requires that permission be received from any property owner before a sign may be placed on private property. Also, the signs may not obscure motorist visibility at intersections or obscure or replace another sign and they must be at least three feet from the edge of the pavement of the road.
The Town of Stanfield's ordinances further restrict the display of political signs within the town limits. While the state of North Carolina permits signs on the state right-of-way during election time, the Town of Stanfield prohibits any signs on the public right-of-way at any time.
The applicable section from the Town of Stanfield Zoning Ordinance is copied below for clarification...
9-11 Temporary Signs Limited
The following temporary signs are allowed without a zoning permit in all zoning districts, but shall be in conformance with all other requirements of this ordinance.
(A) Campaign or election signs shall be permitted provided that:
(1) Individual signs shall not exceed 16 square feet in area nor four (4) feet in height.
(2) All signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they were made.
(3) No signs shall be permitted in the public right-of-way.
Any questions regarding the placement of campaign signs can be directed to Officer Christopher McDaniel, CZO at cmcdaniel-police@stanfieldnc.com.
Join us in welcoming Officer C.B. Lowery to the Stanfield Police Department. If you see him on patrol, be sure to say hello. He is looking forward to serving our community.
Polk Ford Rd. is also closed between Smith Rd. and Talley Rd. due to damage from the recent flooding. Tonight, officers found the barricades on Polk Ford Rd. and River Rd. pushed aside so people could cross the damaged roadway. It is a class 1 misdemeanor to pass or move a barricade on a closed road in NC and is punishable by up to 120 days in jail. Officers will be monitoring these barricades for violations.