This Monday, September 28th, the Town of Clayton will play host to a massive day of remembrance for Clayton Deputy Fire Chief Jason Dean, who lost his month-long battle with COVID-19 earlier this week. 

With very little time and under extreme duress, the Clayton Fire Department has essentia... Read More

It is with profound sadness, the Clayton Fire Department announces the passing of Deputy Chief of Operations & Training Jason Dean.

This beloved 20-year veteran of our firefighting family died overnight after a hard fight against the complications of COVID-19.

Jason was just 42 and is survived b... Read More

Nearly 60 different municipalities across the state have been given permission by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission to participate in a specified Urban Archery season.  After receiving interest from Town of Clayton residents and after careful consideration by Town Council, the To... Read More

In September 2001, our nation was reeling from the devastation of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. It was all anyone was talking about across the country. But at the same time, here in Clayton, our community was struggling with its own horrible tragedy. 

Nineteen years ago, on this day, the Town... Read More

We've had a TON of rain and it has washed out an area of the trail between the greenway access at Hardaway Point in Riverwood and Covered Bridge Road where we have a parking lot and greenway trailhead for the Clayton River Walk on the Neuse Greenway. Equipment is arriving tod... Read More

UPDATE TO EROSION CONTROL PROGRAM - September 10, 2020

On July 20th, Town of Clayton staff presented a draft Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance to the North Carolina Sedimentation Control Commission. The Town received a few minor comments and have updated the draft Erosion and Sedimentation ... Read More

All Town of Clayton employees will be off for the Labor Day holiday Monday. Emergency police, fire and rescue services may be reached by calling 9-1-1.

All Star will NOT run garbage, recycling or yard waste routes on Labor Day. Still put your waste out on your regularly-... Read More

The Clayton Town Council voted this morning to accept the resignation of Town Manager Adam Lindsay and appoint a new interim manager. Clayton has only had two managers in the past 23 years and Lindsay served for the past four, a time of tremendous growth for the town. His tenure started with Hurrica... Read More

UPDATE: Monday, August 24, 2020

So many of you have reached out wanting to know how you can help our Clayton Fire Department families - that IS the mission of the Clayton Firefighters Association. First Citizens Bank of Clayton has set up an online link for monetary donations... Read More

UPDATE: O'NEIL STREET HAS RE-OPENED TO VEHICLE TRAFFIC AS OF NOON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14th
O'Neil Street is back open to drivers following a 9-week closure to accommodate a $3.5 million project to build a pedestrian tunnel under O'Neil and allow for an exciting extension of our popular Sam... Read More