City of Asheville Seeks Community Input on Proposed Sites for New Pickleball Complex
The City is interested in feedback from picklers, neighbors, and other park users about the potential location of pickleball courts. To ensure the final site selected for this community investment minimizes impacts and amplifies benefits of all residents, community input is vital! Come by a drop in session or take the online survey
City of Asheville Moves Forward with Sidewalk Restoration on North Lexington Avenue; Public Information Session Scheduled for February 26
The City of Asheville is moving forward with a sidewalk restoration project on North Lexington Avenue aimed at improving pedestrian safety and accessibility. The public is invited to attend an upcoming informational engagement session on Thursday, February 26. This session will offer a direct opportunity to view initial renderings of project plans and ask questions of the project team.
Oakley Public Safety Complex
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City of Asheville takes a step towards better pedestrian connectivity with West Patton Avenue Sidewalk project
Construction has officially begun on the West Patton Avenue Sidewalk, a project. Project updates will be provided regularly on the website and via email to subscribers. Sign up on the project page! (link in article)
Mid-year momentum: 2025 infrastructure progress + future outlook
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What’s Up AVL! This week learn more about Walton St Park with community leaders and City of Asheville
The Walton Street Park Survery is open. Take the opportunity to help shape the future of Walton St Park. A community-driven process to determine a vibrant reimagined use may activate the pool area year-round while respecting the pool and bathhouse's historic fabric to serve present and future generations.
Investing in Community Infrastructure: 2024 Progress & 2025 Outlook
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Construction begins on Swannanoa River Greenway
Swannanoa River Greenway construction is underway!
City Council takes action to include $80 Million GO Bond proposal on November ballot
Council members solidified totals in four different categories: Affordable Housing, Transportation, Parks & Recreation, and Public Safety.