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AT&T is performing work within the Town to install fiber optic cable within the Town’s public rights of way off the street edge. This project will take place throughout the entire town over the next several months. The Town has provided AT&T with as much information as possible to prevent disruptions to other public utilities or private property during this installation. However, if you experience...

Join EcoForesters on Saturday, December 6 at 10:00 AM for a hands-on workshop on how to identify and remove non-native invasive plants in Biltmore Forest. We’ll meet at Councilman Drew Stephens’ property at 4 Hilltop Rd (overflow parking at 2 Hilltop Rd). This is an important opportunity for residents to learn how to protect our trees, gardens, and natural areas from aggressive plants that...

The CodeRED system continues to be down for Biltmore Forest residents. This outage was due to a targeted cyberattack on our third-party vendor's system approximately two weeks ago. The Town is unable to send emergency alerts (phone calls, texts, and emails) or our regular community announcements. OnSolve CodeRED (the third party vendor) alerted the Town and its other clients that the impacted...

The Biltmore Forest Town Hall and Public Works Department will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday on November 27 and 28. The Police Department will maintain regular operations.

The Town's first "Reforest the Forest" speaker series event was a huge hit. Over 45 town residents showed up to receive information on invasive species control from the team at EcoForesters. Krishun Karau, Forest Stewardship Director, delivered an informative and engaging lecture on how to identify non-native invasive species and how to control them on your property. For those that were unable to...

The Reforest The Forest speaker series, hosted by the town’s tree committee, begins Tuesday, November 18th at 5:30pm in Town Hall. EcoForesters will address the topic of why invasive species are a problem in Biltmore Forest, what they have been doing to mitigate the problem on town property, and how important it is for residents to join in the efforts. Make sure you mark your calendars and join us...