Sources
Every place this site collects from or cites. The site can only fetch from the addresses listed here, and visiting the site never triggers collection.
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- Asheville City Council minutes archive
Council decisions: each motion, its outcome sentence, movers, seconders, recusals and named votes.
- Schedule
- Every 12 hours
- Last checked
- Oct 18, 2026
- City of Asheville meeting records
Official meeting recordings (YouTube links) and meeting pages for every Council meeting the City lists, going back up to eight years.
- Schedule
- Daily
- Last checked
- Oct 17, 2026
- City of Asheville YouTube: City Council Meetings playlist
Recordings for Council meetings whose City record links no video, and the chapter times the City writes in each video description.
- Schedule
- Daily
- Last checked
- Oct 17, 2026
- NC State Board of Elections candidate file
Who is on the Nov. 3 ballot for every covered contest (general-election rows only).
- Schedule
- Daily
- Last checked
- Oct 16, 2026
- NC General Assembly bill pages
The latest action on each tracked housing and recovery bill; roll calls and sponsors.
- Schedule
- Daily
- Last checked
- Oct 16, 2026
- U.S. Census Bureau API, ACS table B25070
Rent burden for Asheville renter households; new five-year vintages each December.
- Schedule
- Monthly
- Last checked
- Oct 16, 2026
- Census ACS 1-year and BLS labor statistics (Asheville over time)
Population, race and ethnicity, income, poverty, home values, rents and homeownership for Asheville city (Census ACS 1-year); unemployment, jobs, jobs by industry and pay for Buncombe County and the Asheville metro (BLS); consumer prices.
- Schedule
- Weekly
- Last checked
- Oct 17, 2026
- Asheville City Council agendas and 8-week planning calendar
What Council will consider next: the clerk's draft 8-week calendar and formal agendas (T42).
- Schedule
- Every 12 hours
- Last checked
- Oct 16, 2026
- Buncombe County Commission (CivicClerk)
County Commission decisions from approved minutes PDFs: motions, outcomes, movers and seconders. Agendas next.
- Schedule
- Daily
- Last checked
- Oct 16, 2026
- City of Asheville permit records (ArcGIS)
Building permits and certificates of occupancy for tracked projects (T36).
- Schedule
- Weekly
- Last checked
- Oct 16, 2026
Cited in reviewed records
Used by records that were checked by hand; not collected on a schedule.
- FEMA OpenFEMA API
FEMA Individual Assistance totals for Buncombe County households (reviewed snapshots).
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- Buncombe County document host
County documents cited by reviewed records (elected officials list, agenda attachments).
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- NC Department of Commerce, Helene recovery
The state's CDBG-DR action plan, amendments and quarterly performance reports.
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- City of Asheville engagement and recovery hub
The City's Helene recovery timeline and public-engagement pages, cited by the water issue.
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- City of Asheville project pages on PublicInput
The City's pages for the 2024 bond program, the ART bus network study and Water Resources' recovery projects.
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- North Carolina county boards of elections (published copies of state election notices)
A county board's posted copy of the Legislative Services Officer's official summary of the 2026 constitutional amendments.
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- Not scheduled
- HUD USER income limits
HUD's yearly income limits for the Asheville area, used to turn a percent of area median income into dollars.
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- Not scheduled
- North Carolina Judicial Branch
Appellate opinions, such as City of Asheville v. State on the water system.
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- Not scheduled
- NC Department of Transportation
Annual Crash Facts reports and state project pages, cited by the streets and transit issue.
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- Asheville Chief of Police recruitment posting
The City's July 2026 Chief of Police recruitment profile, prepared by its search firm, with sworn staffing and the police budget.
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- Not scheduled
- Asheville Police Department policy manual (PowerDMS)
APD's published policies, such as Policy 501 on people in crisis.
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- Not scheduled
- City of Asheville job postings
City postings that describe new positions, such as REST peer support specialists.
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- Not scheduled
- North Carolina state agencies
NC DHHS (mobile crisis teams by county) and NC DPS (violence prevention partners).
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- Buncombe County Sheriff and county engagement pages
The Sheriff's Co-Responder Unit and the County's opioid settlement and post-overdose response pages.
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- Asheville Downtown Association
Context only: its post on the 2026 police and REST co-responder pilot, cited alongside news coverage.
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- City of Asheville open data (ArcGIS)
City datasets such as APD 911 dispatch calls (updated monthly, with a 90-day hold) and the Fire Department REST survey, cited as exact count queries.
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- Internet Archive (copies of official pages)
Dated copies of official county pages that block scripted requests (commissioner roster, program pages).
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- Candidate questionnaires, interviews and forum reports
Candidates' own words: questionnaire answers and direct quotes, each re-checked word for word (scripts/verify-statements.ts).
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- Candidate campaign websites
Candidates' own words from their campaign sites, labeled as campaign material.
- Schedule
- Not scheduled
- Asheville Recovers: CDBG-DR documents
The city's CDBG-DR action plan and quarterly performance reports: obligated, drawn and spent (T36).
- Schedule
- Weekly
Photos and charts
Every image on this site, with its credit and license as the source gives them. Public-domain federal photos and Creative Commons photos come first; official City and Housing Authority images are shown as public information.
Debris marks the height of the flooding in Asheville on Oct. 2, 2024, five days after Helene.
- Credit
- Madeleine Cook, FEMA
- Source
- dvidshub.net
Cleanup in Biltmore Village in mid-October 2024.
- Credit
- Dylan Burnell, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
- Source
- dvidshub.net
The River Arts District about five weeks after Helene, with debris piled for removal.
- Credit
- Bill McMannis
- License
- CC BY 2.0
- Source
- commons.wikimedia.org
The French Broad at Asheville crested at 24.67 feet on Sept. 27, 2024, above the 1916 record of 23.10 feet.
- Credit
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
- License
- Public domain (NOAA)
- Source
- commons.wikimedia.org
The Jefferson Apartments at Merrimon Avenue and Chestnut Street, built in 1923.
- Credit
- w_lemay
- License
- CC BY-SA 2.0
- Source
- commons.wikimedia.org
Repairs at the North Fork water treatment facilities on Nov. 23, 2024. FEMA, the Army Corps of Engineers and the EPA worked with the City to restore water service.
- Credit
- Jenna Converse, FEMA
- Source
- dvidshub.net
The City Council dais at City Hall.
- Credit
- City of Asheville
- License
- Official publication; reuse terms not stated
- Source
- ashevillenc.gov
Asheville City Hall in February 2023.
- Credit
- DiscoA340
- License
- CC BY-SA 4.0
- Source
- commons.wikimedia.org
An ART Route N1 bus on Patton Avenue at Broadway Street, September 2020.
- Credit
- Han Zheng
- License
- CC BY-SA 2.0
- Source
- commons.wikimedia.org
The Asheville Municipal Building at 100 Court Plaza, home of the City's police and fire departments, January 2019.
- Credit
- Warren LeMay
- Source
- commons.wikimedia.org
The North Fork Reservoir, which the City says provides 70% of Asheville's water.
- Credit
- City of Asheville
- License
- Official publication; reuse terms not stated
- Source
- ashevillenc.gov
The County Courthouse and City Hall, seen from Pack Square, February 2011.
- Credit
- Warren LeMay
- Source
- commons.wikimedia.org
Downtown Asheville at sunset, looking west toward the Blue Ridge, May 2022.
- Credit
- WillThomas
- License
- CC BY 4.0
- Source
- commons.wikimedia.org
Officials break ground on a rebuilt Veterans Restoration Quarters, ABCCM's short-term housing for homeless veterans, in August 2026. The original building was damaged by Helene; the new one is under construction.
- Credit
- U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
- License
- Public domain (U.S. government work)
- Source
- va.gov
More repair work at the North Fork Reservoir, November 23, 2024. FEMA, the Army Corps of Engineers and the EPA worked with the City to restore water service.
- Credit
- Jenna Converse, Federal Emergency Management Agency
- License
- Public domain (U.S. federal government work)
- Source
- dvidshub.net
Design concept for the new Fire Station 9 at the 30 percent design stage, released June 2026. A drawing, not a finished building.
- Credit
- City of Asheville and ADW Architects
- License
- Official publication; reuse terms not stated
- Source
- ashevillenc.gov
ART buses at the ART Transit Center on Coxe Avenue (City caption: "ART Station solar panels were installed on the roof of the passenger platform.").
- Credit
- City of Asheville
- License
- Official publication; reuse terms not stated
- Source
- ashevillenc.gov
Aerial view around ART system citywide; hub at the ART Transit Center downtown. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
Helene damage along N.C. Highway 9 in Buncombe County, photographed by NCDOT, Oct. 2024.
- Credit
- NCDOTcommunications (N.C. Department of Transportation), CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons / Flickr
- License
- CC BY 2.0
- Source
- commons.wikimedia.org
Swannanoa, N.C., Oct. 26, 2024: FEMA Mobile Disaster Recovery Center at the Swannanoa Fire Rescue, Bee Tree Sub Station in Buncombe County where residents with damage caused by Hurricane Helene can register for assistance.
- Credit
- Photo by Julie Joseph, FEMA (via DVIDS)
- Source
- dvidshub.net
Contractors prepare to load vegetation debris into a woodchipper at Enka Tower in Buncombe County, North Carolina Jan. 14, 2025.
- Credit
- U.S. Army photo by Stacey Reese (USACE, via DVIDS)
- Source
- dvidshub.net
Aerial view around 4 John Walker Avenue (319-B Biltmore). The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
The pool and brick bathhouse at Malvern Hills Park (City alt text: "pool house at malvern hills pool").
- Credit
- City of Asheville
- License
- Official publication; reuse terms not stated
- Source
- ashevillenc.gov
Cleanup continues in the hard-hit downtown area of Biltmore Village, North Carolina, on Oct. 17, 2024. Biltmore Village was devastated by Hurricane Helene, damaging many of the towns businesses.
- Credit
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Dylan Burnell (via DVIDS)
- Source
- dvidshub.net
Aerial view around 50 Coxe Ave.. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
Aerial view around 1311 Tunnel Road. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
Aerial view around 3124 Sweeten Creek Road. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
The existing Fire Station 9, 749 Fairview Road, with Engine 9 in the open bay (City alt text: "Open bay doors and engine in Fire station 9").
- Credit
- City of Asheville
- License
- Official publication; reuse terms not stated
- Source
- ashevillenc.gov
Aerial view of the new Fire Station 9 site at 711 Fairview Road. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
A home in Asheville damaged by Helene, September 8, 2025.
- Credit
- Tyler Perry, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
- License
- Public domain (U.S. government work)
- Source
- dvidshub.net
Captain Jeff Bowen Bridge carrying Interstates 26 and 240 over the French Broad River in Asheville, North Carolina in 2025
- Credit
- Antony-22, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- License
- CC BY-SA 4.0
- Source
- commons.wikimedia.org
Aerial view around 383 N. Louisiana Ave.. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
Staff, elected officials and partners break ground for Phase 2 upgrades at the Mills River Water Treatment Plant (City caption), May 23, 2025.
- Credit
- City of Asheville
- License
- Official publication; reuse terms not stated
- Source
- ashevillenc.gov
Aerial view around Mills River Water Treatment Plant, Henderson County. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
North Fork Reservoir seen from the riprap of the North Fork Dam, Black Mountain, N.C., Nov. 2024. DVIDS caption: "FEMA, USACE, and the EPA worked alongside the City of Asheville to restore the city’s water service after repairs and water treatment at the North Fork Reservoir after Tropical Storm Helene caused severe damage to the facility."
- Credit
- Photo by Jenna Converse, FEMA (via DVIDS)
- Source
- dvidshub.net
The North Fork Dam auxiliary spillway at Burnett Reservoir (City media caption: "One aspect of the North Fork Dam Improvement Project is the new Auxiliary Spillway at Burnett Lake").
- Credit
- City of Asheville
- License
- Official publication; reuse terms not stated
- Source
- ashevillenc.gov
Aerial view around 29 Oak Hill Drive. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
Aerial view around 36 Pine Lane. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
Aerial view around 21 Governors View Road. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
Aerial view around 275 Deaverview Road (HACA); 65 Ford Street and a 16-acre City property adjacent to Pisgah View Road. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
Aerial view around Stewart Street, PINs 9638-51-1711, -1760, -2720, -2679, -3638 (street addresses not assigned in source). The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov
Aerial view around 110 River Hills Road. The circle marks the address's location; it is not a property line. The imagery may be older than the project.
- Credit
- NC OneMap orthoimagery, NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
- Source
- nconemap.gov