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.
Come donate, shop (for free!) and/or volunteer at the family-friendly Costume Swap and Creative Reuse Workshop, Noon - 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17, at Stephens-Lee Community Center.
All City Council sessions are open to the public and live streams are available on the City's YouTube channel.
As our neighbors to the south brace for some rough weather, City of Asheville is monitoring the impact of potential weather systems - and stands ready to serve the community
As part of Emergency Preparedness Month, learning life saving CPR and proper AED use can help you "Be there for your community". Watch the informational video from our AFD team members
13 recruits make the cut as Asheville Fire Department tests readiness at the 102 Academy final assesment.
Veteran Asheville Police Officer Jackie Stepp named new Police Chief
Take time this September to make sure you're prepared to handle any emergency. Follow our Emergency Preparedness tips now to make sure you are ready to face a possible future emergency.
City Council considers agenda items and marks 2 years of Helene related recovery during the September 22, 2026 session
This Council Session, we mark 2 years of Helene recovery with a Manager's Report outlining our progress as part of the night's agenda. All City Council sessions are open to the public and live streams are available on the City's YouTube channel.
City of Asheville extends it's appreciation for nearly 30 years of service to the community as Finance Director Tony McDowell announces his retirement at the end of the year.
September is National Emergency Preparedness Month. Taking time to make a plan now can lessen the impact an emergency has on you, your friends, family, and community.
City Staff and members of the community gather to pay tribute at the 25th anniversary of 9-11 ceremony in downtown Asheville
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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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.