Southport, NC — The City of Southport Parks and Recreation Department issued an official notice on November 3, 2026, announcing the immediate, temporary closure of the Senior Building located on Fodale Street in Southport.
The action follows a recent inspection of the facility, during which inspectors identified violations that resulted in the building being officially classified as unsafe for public occupancy.
Municipal officials stated that access to the property will remain restricted until all cited violations are fully addressed and appropriate authorities evaluate and certify the structure as safe for public use.
In the official notice, city officials emphasized that the decision was made in the interest of protecting the health, safety, and overall well-being of senior citizens, facility staff, and community members. Department leadership acknowledged the importance of the building to local seniors and expressed appreciation for the community’s patience, understanding, and cooperation as work begins to bring the site into compliance with applicable safety standards.
Individuals with active facility reservations, community members who regularly utilize the venue, or residents seeking additional details regarding temporary program arrangements are encouraged to reach out to city staff.
Inquiries can be directed to Latasha Singletary, Director of Parks and Recreation, by calling 910-269-9570
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