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The City of Asheville invites all members of the public to join us as we mark 25 years since the September 11th attacks with a remembrance ceremony on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026.
September is National Emergency Preparedness Month. Taking time to prepare now can lessen the impact an emergency has on you, your friends, family, and community.
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Enjoy September's mix of late summer fun and crisp autumn evenings with APR programs throughout the month including camping skills, fall baking, laser tag, special events, and more!
The City is seeking volunteers to help with the Transportation Department’s annual bike and pedestrian counts and greenway user surveys, both of which kick off on Sept. 15.
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To help youth coaches better support kids and teens, APR is excited to provide Coaching for Safer Communities, a specialized training program designed to equip coaches with essential tools and insights.
Learn more about traffic calming measures - what works now, and how your input can help inform Asheville's future traffic calming policy.
Applications are now open for the Asheville Fire Department’s Explorer Post 77, a mentorship and training program for youth ages 14 to 18.
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.
Community members are invited to learn more about perserving our history, and how that helps affordable housing efforts in our City. Join us Friday, August 14 11:30AM @the YMI
The City is looking for community input on the current traffic policy and what changes residents would most like to see in a future update.
APR has plenty of youth and teen enrichment opportunities planned for the upcoming season – including many mid-day programs for homeschool students.
