Government Accountability Project of Asheville

GAP Report for 12/1/25

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PROBLEMATIC

  • The Helene Recovery Plan should include an anti-displacement commitment as well as equity-informed community engagement and data collection

QUESTIONABLE

  • Buncombe County should track racial demographics and address inequities in its housing, commercial waste hauling, and personnel policies (new)

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Meetings this Week

  • Week of 3/9/26

    The Asheville City Council meets this Tuesday, March 10th at 3 pm for a worksession on the budget and then at 5 pm for their regular meeting. You can attend both meetings in person on the 2nd Floor of City Hall, 70 Court Plaza in downtown Asheville. Alternatively, you can access the meetings online (live or recorded) at this link for the worksession and this link for the regular meeting. The presentation slides for the worksession can be found here and the agenda for the regular meeting can be found here.