Meetings this Week
- Week of 9/14/26
The Buncombe County Commission meets this Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at 3 pm for a briefing and then again at 5 pm for their regular meeting at 200 College Street in downtown Asheville in the Commission Chambers on the Third Floor. You can attend the meeting in person or watch it online via Buncombe County's Facebook page. The full agenda for the briefing can be found here and for the regular meeting here.
Recently Resolved Issues
- Helping Flood Survivors Reestablish Safe Housing Without Losing Community
- Why Rush Zoning Changes Before Asheville’s Anti-Displacement Tool Is Ready?
- Asheville Needs a Larger Conversation About Police Surveillance
- County Staff Calls for an Impact Analysis – So Why Approve the Rezoning Before It’s Done?
- A Better Transit Network for Many Riders — But Not Everyone
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