Welcome to the Village of Alamance
Effective: July 7th, 2026: The Village of Alamance is implementing Stage I – Voluntary Water Conservation effective immediately in accordance with the Village’s Water Shortage Response Plan.

DUE TO THE WEATHER NATIONAL NIGHT OUT IS CANCELLED.

Utility Billing and Collection Schedule Update
Beginning August 1st 2026, utility bills will have a set due date of the 20th of each month. If the 20th falls on a weekend or Village holiday, payment will be due by close of business on the next working day.
Accounts not paid by the applicable due date will become delinquent the following day, and a late fee will be added. However, water service will not be disconnected immediately after the due date. An account must remain unpaid for at least 30 days after the due date before service may be disconnected.
Before disconnection, the Village will:
For example, a bill issued July 31 is due August 20. If it is not paid, the account becomes delinquent August 21. Service cannot be disconnected before September 20 and would be scheduled for the first working day on or after that date.
Customers must pay the required past-due balance and applicable fees by the deadline stated in the disconnection notice to avoid interruption of service. Actual dates may vary due to weekends, holidays, emergencies, or approved payment agreements.
Please contact Town Hall if you have questions about your account or the updated schedule 336-226-0033
Click Here to be directed to the Nuvei Payment Portal
When registering your account you will need you WEB ID # (located at the bottom of you bill) & you will need to use the Alamance Zip Code: 27201
Please contact Nick Farmerie at Town Hall with any questions.
Please contact Nick Farmerie at Town Hall with any questions.

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Tues-Sat 9am – 5pm
Closed Sunday and Monday
Closed Major Holidays
Come visit the Alamance Battleground and lean about the Battle of Alamance, the largest conflict during the War of the Regulation. Also, visit the site of Pyle’s Massacre which marks the defeat of British Loyalist in the American Revolutionary War. Come visit our Alamance Museum to learn about the discovery of “Alamance Plaid” and how up until the 1890s Alamance County lead the way for textiles in North Carolina.




Rich in American history, the largest conflict during the War of the Regulation was fought on this land. The Battleground also sponsors, “Colonial Living Week,” the second week every October, a long-time tradition since the 1970s.


Town Hall meetings are held monthly and open to the public. The building provides professional offices, meeting rooms and regular assembly space for public Town Hall meetings.


For businesses or residents looking to build or expand you can find the forms and permits that you need through our website or give us a call at 336-226-0033 for more information.