The updated map improves accessibility, streamlines data, and links directly to resources and solutions in the Climate Action Toolkit, helping both residents and City staff plan and prepare, by understanding the challenges we face.
The City of Asheville’s Sanitation Division is teaming with local partners for several events this Fall to help you find new homes for those items you’re ready to let go, and reduce what goes to the landfill in the process.
In addition to an overview of the new Office, the annual report includes example projects from recovery and resilience conducted in FY26 as they relate to our Municipal Climate Action Plan (MCAP) goals.
City Council considers agenda items including: the funding of new seasonal wreaths and business support for downtown, a public hearing on Costco, and the HOME - ARP program bringing additional affordable housing to Asheville at the October 13, 2026 session.
An investment of Downtown Municipal Service District (MSD) sales tax revenue brings support to downtown businesses during upcoming construction projects and replaces aging seasonal decorations.
Learn about city-supported programs that focus on healthy food and habitat, cleanliness and the environment.
City Council considers agenda items and marks 2 years of Helene related recovery during the September 22, 2026 session
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Based on key findings and recommendations from the Resilience Hub Mapping Project, the City of Asheville is now planning to use federal funds to invest in community facilities.
City of Asheville is introducing a unified design concept for the French Broad Riverfront Parks Project, synthesizing thousands of resident voices into a single, cohesive vision. Learn the many ways you can view the designs and future feedback opportunities
Whether it’s a small roadside stand or a big market in the city, a visit to a farmers market is a great way to get delicious and nutritious food while supporting local businesses.