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City of Asheville announces City Hall winter holiday closings and service impacts - The City of Asheville

Asheville · Asheville

City of Asheville announces City Hall winter holiday closings and service impacts - The City of Asheville

City of Asheville offices will be closed December 24-26, 2024 during the winter holiday break. City offices will also be closed on January 1, 2025. Helene Recovery Efforts Debris Collection: Helene-related debris collection will continue throughout the holidays. FEMA Disaster Relief Center at Asheville Mall will have holiday hours: December 24: 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. December 25-26: Closed December 27: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. January 1, 2025 – Closed Janu…See the Story

Asheville Police urge public to avoid closed parks and flood-affected areas - The City of Asheville

Hurricane Helene · Asheville

Asheville Police urge public to avoid closed parks and flood-affected areas - The City of Asheville

The Asheville Police Department urges residents and visitors to avoid parks and flood-affected areas impacted by Hurricane Helene, as they remain unsafe due to significant hazards. Flood damage across the city has left many parks and trails unsafe, with risks including damaged infrastructure, unstable ground, hidden debris, poor lighting, and the absence of public facilities. Some facilities have reopened to the public, but they may still have s…See the Story

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