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Vegetative Debris Removal: The Town’s debris removal project continues moving forward. Through yesterday, we have removed over 230,000 yards of debris from the public right of way and processed over 68,000 yards of wood chips. There remains substantial work to be done, and the Town and its...Read more
The Town's new Board of Commissioners and Mayor were sworn in on Tuesday by Judge Max O. Cogburn, Jr. The new Board is made up of the following members:
George F. Goosman III - Mayor
Doris Loomis - Mayor Pro-Tem, Commissioner
Drew Stephens - Commissioner
Allan...Read more
First and foremost, please let me extend a Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. We have come a long way in nearly 9 weeks and have much to do – but each day provides an opportunity to continue moving forward. Thank you all for your patience, support, and care as the Town recovers.
Debris...Read more
The City of Asheville Water Resources Department is officially lifting the Boil Water Notice first issued after Hurricane Helene.
Laboratory results from sampling conducted Nov. 16 and Nov. 17 have confirmed that the water supply is free from...Read more
After a lengthy process, the Police Department received the high honor of accreditation with the following being said from the League of Municipalities.
"The Biltmore Forest Police Department has reached a pivotal achievement in its ongoing journey towards operational excellence,...Read more
All main lines for Spectrum are now operational. If you are experiencing an outage at your residence, please call Spectrum directly to report the outage.
The contact number for reporting an outage to Spectrum is (833) 267-6094.Read more
The Town of Biltmore Forest purchases all of its water from the City of Asheville. We provide no additional treatment to the water and are only responsible for its distribution to our residents. Fortunately, the Town of Biltmore Forest distribution system did not sustain any significant...Read more
The Town’s debris contractor has removed significant amounts from the right of way. Many streets are now more accessible than earlier in the week. The Town realizes many children & families may still trick-or-treat door to door on Halloween as roads become clearer.
If you and your...Read more
Cold Weather Donations Needed As temperatures drop, we need cold-weather donations for Hurricane Helene survivors. Please donate coats, blankets, gloves, hand warmers, and other items at the following locations:
1298 Patton Avenue, West Asheville Arden Presbyterian Church, 2215...Read moreThe Town will resume regular trash pickup on Monday, October 7. We will use the same schedule as previously, so if your trash is picked up on Monday, it will be picked up this Monday. You can help us by making sure your trash cans are accessible for our drivers. If there are trees blocking the...Read more