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Moving and storage go hand in hand. Whether traveling across town or the country, moving is an exciting and fresh start. While Storage Rentals of America is here to help you with all your storage needs, we also want to help you get familiar with the area. That's why we put together this resource guide for Rocky Mount, North Carolina.

About Rocky Mount, North Carolina

Located in Nash County, Rocky Mount has a population of 56,652. It offers a small-town atmosphere with historical interest. It's also located just 55 miles east of the bigger Raleigh-Durham area. Nash is a typical small old-South city, and like many Carolina towns located along transportation arteries, it started as a tobacco and agricultural center. As time passed, the community developed a strong economic and manufacturing base.

What to Do in Rocky Mount, NC.

Rocky Mount is a great community if you are searching for beautiful views, relaxation, and plenty of things to do and see. From an array of outdoor activities to tasting local brews and enjoying the diverse culture, you won't find a shortage of things to do in this city.

If you have children, visiting the Children's Museum and Science Center is necessary. Here, you will find exhibits focused on things like North Carolina's history, the 'Secret of Bees,' and more. For a bit of adult fun, pay a visit to the Koi Pond Brewing Company. 'The Pond' is the business's taproom, where you can taste local beer, and the selections change regularly. Some other activities you may enjoy include Rocky Mount City Lake and Park, Bel Air Artisan Center, Battle Park, and Stonewall Mountain.

Working in Rocky Mount, NC.

While education takes all the top positions for Rocky Mount employers, health and city jobs also have a healthy representation. Some top employers in this city include Nash-Rocky Mount School System, Nash Health Care Systems, Hospira, Inc., and RCB Bank. The unemployment rate is just 6.9 percent, slightly higher than the U.S. rate of 3.9 percent. The median household income for residents in Rocky Mount is $36,724, under the U.S. average of $53,482.

Rocky Mount, NC. Neighborhoods

  • City Center: The median real estate price here is $75,828, which is less expensive than approximately 92.9 percent of all neighborhoods in the state
  • North Carolina Wesleyan College/N Wesleyan Blvd: Here you can find real estate with a median cost of $100,453
  • Phillips Crossroads/Cherry Crossroads: If you move to this neighborhood, you can find more affordable housing, with median real estate costs at $60,831
  • N Raleigh St/Dalewood Dr: Another affordable neighborhood, the median cost of real estate here is $83,608
  • Sunset Ave/N Pine St: Here you can find homes with the median real estate cost of $110,425

Rocky Mount, NC. School District

While not everyone was raised and educated in the Rocky Mount area, over 82.8 percent of all residents have their high school diploma, and 19.8 percent have graduated from college. This community has 27 total public and private schools, providing education for people in grades pre-K to 12th.

Moving to Rocky Mount, NC. Resource Guide

Driver's License and Auto Registration: Once you move to North Carolina, it's a good idea to have your ID and license plate changed to represent your new hometown. You can do this by visiting the North Carolina DVM website.

Electricity and Natural Gas: The city of Rocky Mount makes it easy to have your electricity or natural gas services turned on. You can find all the information you need on the city's website, including the ability to pay bills online and information about community code ordinances.

Water and Sewer Service: To find out information about water services and have your water connected, visit the water resources section on the RockyMountNC.gov website.

Waste Collection and Recycling Service: There are several waste management services available in Rocky Mount. Some options include All Star Waste Containers, Inc., Rocky Mt Garbage Recycling, Top Dog Waste Solutions, and City of Rocky Mount Rollout Cart and Solid Waste Collection

Telephone: There are several quality phone service providers in Rocky Mount. You can learn about the top picks by visiting Wirefly.com and browsing the options.

Television/Internet: Find out more about the top TV and internet service providers in Rocky Mount by visiting the HighSpeedInternet.com website.

Rocky Mount City and County Government and Parks Department: At the City of Rocky Mount website, you can find all the information you need on how to contact the city and county officials. You can visit them online if you want information on parks and recreation or city-offered athletic programs. You can also visit the office at 331 S. Franklin Street.

Rocky Mount, NC. Housing

The median home cost in Rocky Mount is $106,000, and the median cost to rent a one-bedroom apartment in this area is $740. The median property tax is $1,125, and 32.4 percent of all properties are worth $ 50K to $99K. Rocky Mount is truly an affordable place to live in North Carolina. If you are thinking of moving here or have already landed your dream job in the area, contact a real estate agent to help you find the perfect fit for your lifestyle.