MAIN & SMITH STREET INTERSECTION IS BACK OPEN! WORK COMPLETE! 
Thank you for everyone's patience! 

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UPDATE! Contract crews have discovered an extremely old water line along Main Street. Rain on Monday and Tuesday delayed the work and now the discovery of this deterioratin... Read More

We hope you will join us at 6 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 7 for the Clayton Town Council meeting inside The Clayton Center/Town Hall, 111 East Second Street in Downtown Clayton.

You can view the full agenda packet online here, or click here to download a PDF copy. Here are the ... Read More

Emergency Water Line Repair MONDAY, DEC. 17th
LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY on MAIN STREET from Fayetteville to Barbour
3-hour water outage for some businesses

There is a significant water leak right at the corner of Main & Church streets near Nancy Jo's Homemade and our utility crews have sched... Read More

We hope you will join us at 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 3 for the Clayton Town Council meeting at The Clayton Center/Town Hall, 111 East Second Street in Downtown Clayton.

You can view the full agenda packet online here, or click here to download a PDF copy. Here are the highlig... Read More

Contract crews met some difficult underground conditions Tuesday and utility work on Main Street will now have to continue again Wednesday, Nov. 28th. Crews will get to work at 8 a.m. to try to complete the work as quickly as possible and then repave over the deep hole that had to be dug t... Read More

We hope you will join us 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 19 for the Clayton Town Council meeting at The Clayton Center/Town Hall, 111 East Second Street in Downtown Clayton.

You can view the full agenda packet online here, or click here to download a PDF copy. Here are the high... Read More

All Town of Clayton facilities will be closed Thursday, Nov. 22 through Sunday, Nov. 25, for Thanksgiving. Emergency police, fire and rescue services may be reached by calling 9-1-1.

That includes Hocutt-Ellington Memorial Library, Clayton Community Center, The Clayton Center... Read More

UPDATE: According to the hydrograph from the US National Weather Service in Raleigh - the Neuse River flooding is receding! The river crested at 14.01 feet overnight and was already on its way down - observed at 13.92 ft around 5:15 this morning. The greenways and low-lying areas/creeks around the r... Read More

UPDATE FROM JOHNSTON COUNTY:

Smithfield, NC – County-wide aerial spraying for mosquitoes is scheduled to resume tonight, Monday, October 8th from approximately 8 p.m. – 4 a.m., weather permitting.  This application will complete Johnston County’s preventive Mosquito Abatement p... Read More