Town of Lillington: Question and Answers

Town of Lillington — (910) 893-2654
>	How do I make a compliment about the Town or Town staff? Contact the Town Manager at (910) 893 - 2654.
Fire Department — (910) 893-9342
>	How can I become a member of the Lillington Volunteer Fire Department? Applications to become a volunteer can be picked up at the fire station. You must be 16 years old to be a Junior Member and 18 years old to be a full member. Members must also live within 4 miles of town limits.
>	Can I burn in town? Debris from land clearing can be burned in town with a permit from the Fire Chief. Leaves and grass clippings can be placed by the road for town pick-up. No trash is allowed to be burned.
Parks and Recreation — (910) 893-2864
>	Who is considered as a resident for Lillington Community Center memberships and Athletic registrations? Residents are those individuals who live inside the city limits of Lillington. Not sure if you are a resident? If you pay your water bill at Town Hall (the two-story white house on West Front Street) then you are most likely a resident. If you pay your water bill at the Govenrment Complex off Hwy 401 (near the Court House) then you are considered a non-resident.
>	Do I need to pay the town insurance fee if my child already has coverage under a different insurance policy? Yes. All participants must pay the Town insurance once between August1 (of current year) -July 31 (of next year). If you pay insurance in the fall it is good for the fall, winter and spring sports. If you pay insurance in the winter then it is good for winter and spring athletics. If you pay insurance in the spring then it is good for the spring season only.
>	What is the cost of admission for youth athletic events? There is no cost of admission for regular season games in all youth sports. Most preseason and postseason tournaments hosted in Lillington do have a cost of admission, but this amount often varies based on the sport and league affiliation.
>	How do I become a youth athletic coach? The first step is to submit a coaching aplpication the the Director of Lillington Parks & Recreation Department. The "Annual Coaching Application" can be found on the Downloads page. Note: Background checks are ran on all coahces!
>	Does Lillington offer any adult athletic programming? Currently Lillington Parks and Recreation does not offer adult athletics. We are working on bring adult athletics to our area in the future. If you have a suggestion please contact the park office.
>	Do I have to have a membership to Lillington Comuntiy Center in order to register for a class? No. However, members of Lillington Community Center get a discount on on courses and other benefits that non-members do not receive.
>	How do I become an instructor at Lillington Community Center? All individuals interested in instructing a class must submit an "Instructor Services Offered Application" and a "Background Check Form" to the Director of Lillington Parks & Recreation Department. The application must include type of course/courses you are wanting to instruct along with dates & times of availability. Both forms can be found on the downloads page. Note: Instructors a self-contracted and are responsible for their own taxes. Background checks are ran on all instructors.
>	Can I bring my kids with me while I work out in the fitness room at Lillington Community Center? The fitness room at Lillington Community Center can only be used by individuals ages 13+. Fitness room participants ages 13-17 must be accompanied by an adult. Youth ages 12 and under are not allowed in the fitness room due to insurance liability rules. Note: Lillington Community Center DOES NOT offer child care.
>	Is there a public swimming pool in Lillington? There is a pool in Lillington, but only Lillington Recreation Club members and their guests are allowed access. For information on how to become a member of the Lillington Recreation Club, visit their website at www.lillingtonrecclub.com. The Lillington Recreation Club is not affiliated with the Town of Lillington Parks and Recreation Department.
Public Works — (910) 893-3607
>	I need to speak to someone about my water bill? Is your bill paid to Harnett County Public Utilities or the Town of Lillington? If it's Harnett County Public Utilities call (910) 893-7575. If it's Town of Lillington call Town Hall (910) 893 2654. Both are located in Lillington, but if you call information to get the number for the water department in Lillington you will be given the number to the public works shop. We will then have to give you one of the numbers listed above.
>	Will the Town of Lillington pick up my debris? The Town of Lillington will provide this service to an extent. To find out if the debris in question is picked up by the Town of Lillington, visit the "Related Links" page to review the Town's Solid Waste Collection Ordinance.