All roads, sidewalks, and cul‑de‑sac areas in Pinehurst No. 6 are owned and maintained by the Village of Pinehurst. These areas are not the responsibility of PCA#6 or individual homeowners. Some residents voluntarily landscape or maintain small cul‑de‑sac plots near their homes. This is appreciated, but it is not required and is not an expectation for any resident. If you notice a hazard or unsafe condition, please take the following steps:1.     Report it first to the Village of Pinehurst so it can be logged and addressed.2.     Notify the PCA#6 Board so we can monitor the issue and follow up with the Village if needed.3.     For an emergency, call 911 immediately.

All solid‑waste services, including trash, recycling, and yard debris, are provided and managed by the Village of Pinehurst. Residents can find pickup schedules and service details on the Village’s website.

Streetlights in Pinehurst are typically maintained either by the Village of Pinehurst or Duke Energy, depending on location. Residents may report outages through the Village’s service request system.

These matters fall under Village ordinances. For animal control or wildlife concerns, contact the Village of Pinehurst Police Department (non‑emergency line). Noise issues should also be reported to the Village for ordinance enforcement.

The Village of Pinehurst manages all municipal services, property regulations, and enforcement. Below is a quick reference for common needs: ·       Public Works (roads, sidewalks, cul‑de‑sacs, stormwater): Village of Pinehurst Public Works·       Trash, recycling, yard debris: Village Solid Waste Services·       Streetlight outages: Village of Pinehurst or Duke Energy (location‑dependent)·       Police (non‑emergency): Pinehurst Police Department·       Animal control / wildlife concerns: Pinehurst Police Department (non‑emergency)·       Noise complaints: Village ordinance enforcement·       Permits, zoning, building inspections: Village Planning & Inspections Department PCA#6 does not oversee or manage Village services but can help monitor issues reported by residents.