Government Accountability Project of Asheville

GAP Report for 6/30/25

URGENT

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PROBLEMATIC

  • Western North Carolina needs more state-funded Helene aid (updated)

QUESTIONABLE

  • Buncombe County needs to track demographic information as it navigates the recovery process updated)
  • Buncombe County to offer more rental assistance to Asheville residents (updated)

POSITIVE

  • Asheville City Council considers two affordable housing initiatives (updated)

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Meetings this Week

  • Week of 4/13/26

    The Buncombe County Commission meets this Tuesday, April 21st, 2026 at 3 pm for a briefing and then at 5 pm for their regular meeting. Both meetings will take place at 200 College Street in downtown Asheville: the briefing will take place in the First Floor Conference Room, and the regular meeting in the Commission Chambers on the Third Floor. You can watch the meetings online via Buncombe County's Facebook page. The full agenda for the briefing can be found here and for the regular meeting here