Workforce Development Career Assistance/Job Search AB Tech Job Board Goodwill Industries Mountain Area Workforce Development Board NC Works Starting a New Business AB Tech Small Business Center Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce Mountain BizWorks One Million Cups – Asheville Self Help Credit Union The Support Center Venture Asheville Job Training and Skill Building ABCCM Veterans’ Workforce Investment Program AB Tech Asheville GO (Green Opportunities) Goodwill Industries Unemployment Assistance NC Division of Employment Security Networking Opportunities Asheville Affiliates Asheville Business Networking Business Networking International Western North Carolina Diversity Engagement Coalition Young Professionals of Asheville Contact Information Erika Germer, Workforce Development Programs Coordinator City of Asheville Youth Leadership Academy 828-271-6116 Updated 11/04/2019 Related Services Business Inclusion The Business Inclusion Office for the City of Asheville actively seeks to identify minority and women-owned businesses for an opportunity to participate as providers of goods and services to the city. Apply for a commercial film or photography permit Information about commercial filming and photography work involving city-owned property, sidewalks, streets, and parks. Apply for a special event or festival permit Information about hosting an event on city-owned property, sidewalks, streets and parks. Cold weather emergency shelter When extreme cold weather is expected, the Asheville Homeless Coalition issues a Code Purple Alert. Participating homeless shelters voluntarily add space beyond their normal capacity to keep as many people as possible out of the cold. To find out when Code Purple is in effect, visit the Homeless Coalition’s Code [...] Find financial support for your Asheville business Learn about financial support that may be available for your business. Find or register a minority, women or disabled-owned business Resources for finding or registering a minority, women or disabled-owned business. More Related Services Workforce Development News City of Asheville reminds businesses about safety requirements to operate outdoors Posted on December 3, 2020December 4, 2020 by Ashley Traynum-Carson More businesses and organizations are operating outdoors this year, due to COVID-19. The City of Asheville reminds those with outdoor areas to do their part to operate safely. Beyond wearing a mask and other public health measures, businesses that choose to operate outdoors must follow all building and fire-safety codes while using equipment like heaters [...] City of Asheville shares resources for people experiencing homelessness during Code Purple Posted on November 30, 2020December 2, 2020 by Polly McDaniel With temperatures going down into the 20s this week, the Asheville-Buncombe Homeless Coalition has called a Code Purple for people who need shelter. Starting Dec. 1, shelter will be available at First Congregational UCC, 20 Oak St., for about 30 men and up to 20 women and children. This is in partnership with Western Carolina Rescue [...] Haywood Streetscape Project complete in time for the holidays Posted on November 23, 2020November 23, 2020 by Ashley Traynum-Carson The City of Asheville is happy to announce the completion of the Haywood Streetscape and Infrastructure Improvement project, which features expanded public sidewalk space and improved pedestrian access and amenities. The project, which took 10 months of construction, included sewer and water line upgrades in the Haywood Street vicinity (including College Street, Walnut Street and Rankin [...] More Workforce Development News
Business Inclusion The Business Inclusion Office for the City of Asheville actively seeks to identify minority and women-owned businesses for an opportunity to participate as providers of goods and services to the city.
Apply for a commercial film or photography permit Information about commercial filming and photography work involving city-owned property, sidewalks, streets, and parks.
Apply for a special event or festival permit Information about hosting an event on city-owned property, sidewalks, streets and parks.
Cold weather emergency shelter When extreme cold weather is expected, the Asheville Homeless Coalition issues a Code Purple Alert. Participating homeless shelters voluntarily add space beyond their normal capacity to keep as many people as possible out of the cold. To find out when Code Purple is in effect, visit the Homeless Coalition’s Code [...]
Find financial support for your Asheville business Learn about financial support that may be available for your business.
Find or register a minority, women or disabled-owned business Resources for finding or registering a minority, women or disabled-owned business.
City of Asheville reminds businesses about safety requirements to operate outdoors Posted on December 3, 2020December 4, 2020 by Ashley Traynum-Carson More businesses and organizations are operating outdoors this year, due to COVID-19. The City of Asheville reminds those with outdoor areas to do their part to operate safely. Beyond wearing a mask and other public health measures, businesses that choose to operate outdoors must follow all building and fire-safety codes while using equipment like heaters [...]
City of Asheville shares resources for people experiencing homelessness during Code Purple Posted on November 30, 2020December 2, 2020 by Polly McDaniel With temperatures going down into the 20s this week, the Asheville-Buncombe Homeless Coalition has called a Code Purple for people who need shelter. Starting Dec. 1, shelter will be available at First Congregational UCC, 20 Oak St., for about 30 men and up to 20 women and children. This is in partnership with Western Carolina Rescue [...]
Haywood Streetscape Project complete in time for the holidays Posted on November 23, 2020November 23, 2020 by Ashley Traynum-Carson The City of Asheville is happy to announce the completion of the Haywood Streetscape and Infrastructure Improvement project, which features expanded public sidewalk space and improved pedestrian access and amenities. The project, which took 10 months of construction, included sewer and water line upgrades in the Haywood Street vicinity (including College Street, Walnut Street and Rankin [...]