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Citizen's Responsibilities Whether an event is private or open to the public, citizens are responsible for obtaining any necessary permits.

The City of Wilmington accepts applications and/or resumes only when there is an active selection process to fill a position vacancy. Please see the job postings below for specific instructions on applying for any current vacant positions. Applications for 2025/2026 seasonal positions with the Wilmington Parks and Recreation Department are now being accepted. All seasonal...

Hydrant flushing is the quick release of water from fire hydrants. It’s a controlled procedure that is vital to the general maintenance of the City’s water distribution system. It ensures adequate water flow is available to fire fighters, residents and businesses. It also improves water quality by clearing iron and other mineral deposits from the...

Hydrant flushing helps ensure water quality and helps avoid random bouts of rusty water if there is a high demand for water, caused by a major firefighting effort or water main break. During the flushing of a hydrant, some customers may notice reduced water pressure and flow.

Sometimes hydrant flushing can make the water temporarily appear rust-colored because the iron and other mineral deposits in the water mains get stirred up. There is no health hazard associated with discolored water. Water is safe to use and consume during hydrant flushing, however it may stain laundry.

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