Welcome to the Town of Jamestown, NC
Whether you already call Jamestown home, or are relocating or visiting, you will find that Jamestown is rich with history and small town charm.
Founded in 1816 and named for Quaker James Mendenhall, Jamestown is nestled within minutes of the bustling Triad. Our quaint restaurants, desirable shops, welcoming neighborhoods, and involved citizens make our town one of the South’s gems.
A strong sense of community, quality of life, neighborhood schools, parks (Jamestown Park and Gibson Park) and proximity to major employers are some of the reasons why many have chosen to call Jamestown home.
Thanks to our community’s dedication to preservation and restoration and our ever-expanding pedestrian walkways, Jamestown’s distinctive curbside appeal ensures that generations to come will enjoy walking with history.
Jamestown is known for protecting and enhancing our natural, cultural and historic resources, and is home to many treasured historical sites, including the Mendenhall Plantation and Jamestown Public Library, which is the neoclassical centerpiece of Main Street. Visit Town Hall at 301 E. Main Street.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Utility customers can now pay online through the Town website. You will need to know the account WEB ID located on the left side of the utility bill and the last name on the account. There is a convenience fee to pay online. Once you have established a user name and password, you may also view your history. Click here to access online payment.

2012 Spring Littersweep
On April 21, the guys from Martin Marietta Jamestown Rock Quarry participated in the Spring Littersweep Campaign. They met at Food Lion at 9am and worked until lunchtime picking up litter along Main St, Ragsdale Rd, Gannaway and East Fork.
Council Recognitions
At the May 15, 2012 Town Council Meeting several recognitions were made. Lt. Tim Parker received a proclamation recognizing Law Enforcement Officers Week. Gloria Adedoyin, the Ragsdale High School council representative was presented a resolution. Gloria has been the Council representative for the past two years and is graduating this year. She will be attending either Carolina or Duke in the fall. Finally, the Council recognized Eleanor Ratterman, librarian at the Jamestown Public Library. Eleanor will be getting married soon and will be leaving Jamestown. Councilman Brock Thomas has worked closely with Eleanor on the Library Board.
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