First Quarter year on year comparison shows crime reduction in downtown Asheville
Your input and involvement are critical to a safer, cleaner, and more enjoyable downtown.
City of Asheville seeks resident input for Fiscal Year 2024-25 Budget Development
We are kicking off our Fiscal Year 2024-25 development process by seeking feedback from the community.
City of Asheville announces City Council Meeting: January 23, 2024
Please join us in person or virtually. Click on the agenda link to find out what's up for consideration and discussion.
Winter Weather Impact Updates Jan. 19, 2024
Keep up to date with any potential weather impacts on City of Asheville's programs and services. Watch this post for updates!
City of Asheville announces Affordable Housing Plan Community Open Houses to garner input on Affordable Housing Plan
City of Asheville’s Affordable Housing Division will host two Community Open Houses to collect input on the 2024 Affordable Housing Plan. The City of Asheville is pleased to host Open House events Jan. 27, 2024 in which members of the public will have the opportunity to provide input on affordable housing priorities from subsidized rentals to neighborhood stabilization.
Fit 50 Challenge motivates Asheville to stay active – even during cold weather
If tracking your progress and connecting to other community members motivates you, register for Asheville Parks & Recreation (APR)’s free Fit 50 Challenge. The city-wide celebration of wellness motivates community members to walk, run, or roll a total of 50 miles between February 1-April 1.
Simplicity adds new climate justice data
Simplicity, the simplest way to get information you need from your local government, now has new Climate features!
Winter Weather Impact Updates
Know how weather in our area is impacting programs and services.
Asheville Asks: What is the City’s current role with the former Ramada
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Park Views: Murphy-Oakley Community Center
Named for a philanthropic family who helped develop the Oakley neighborhood, Murphy-Oakley Community Center is a product of Asheville’s resiliency following years of stagnation brought on by bank failures in 1930 and the city’s resulting public debt. When previously unincorporated areas became part of the city in 1960, Asheville Parks & Recreation (APR) built new community centers, parks, and recreation programs to serve the new residents including the center in Oakley.
Park Views: Martin Luther King Junior Park
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