Public Notice

Water service for the entire Robbins water system will be temporaily unavailable beginning Friday, July 16, 2010 at 10pm while we perform system maintenance to upgrade a 6 inch water valve at the intersection of Middleton and Salisbury Streets. Water service is expected to resume at 4am on Sarturday, July 17th.

Thank You

Meeting Notice:

•            August 12th/ Thursday/ 6:00pm  Robbins Board of Commissioners Meeting
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About Robbins

 Robbins is a rustic town with plenty of authentic character.  It's a friendly, down-home place, where people still wave as they pass - even if they don't know you.

 Robbins is a great place to do business.  A cluster of military based businesses has recently emerged, based on available land, an affordable cost of doing business, quality of life, and an able workforce.   Robbins has a great mix of opportunities for industry and retail operations.

 Downtown you'll find places that remind you of the way things used to be. Local antique shops, restaurants, and a coffee shop offer places to stop in, slow down, and forget the business of everyday life. You'll find maps there of local pottery shops, historic sites, and places to put in (canoe and kayak launches).  Robbins is the only place to get a passport in Moore County and has a line-free DMV too.

 So whether it's business or just fun, come back to the way it used to be.  Come back to Robbins!

 But mostly, Robbins is a town redefining itself.  Recently, we’ve become an NC STEP and a Main Street Town.  Local citizens have worked hard to organize and bring meaningful change in terms of revitalizing our Town – in terms of improving the quality of life, business development, and job creation.    

 Robbins also has great natural resources.  Bear Creek, Cabin Creek, and Deep River provide great paddling and offer easy access points.  We also have scenic hiking trails that are quite different from the surrounding Sandhills region – rolling hills, clay soil and beautiful hardwoods.  And dark skies make Robbins ideal for deep space star gazing.

 Robbins has a history of artisans and potters that goes back more than five generations. The Pottery Highway (route 705 from Robbins to Seagrove) runs right through the middle of town.  Over 100 potters turn of their unique brand of art here.