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This is a message from the Town of Biltmore Forest. The City of Asheville announced late this afternoon that the southern water treatment facility is back online as of noon today and is producing water for distribution. Restoration of service will take time and we anticipate returning to full service soon. The system will have to normalize pressure as water begins flowing through the water line...

The City of Asheville released new information this evening regarding the water outage for the southern part of Buncombe County. Asheville’s release states that people currently without water will likely be without water for another 24-48 hours. Asheville crews are continuing work to bring the southern distribution facility back online and make additional repairs to the system. The full release...

The City of Asheville has released additional information regarding the water distribution issues in the southern Asheville district. This area includes Biltmore Forest. The most recent update states that there is no estimated time for service restoration. City of Asheville crews are working to restore services throughout their district. Town of Biltmore Forest Public Works crews have been working...

The boil water advisory (BWA) issued by the City of Asheville on 12/26 remains in effect. For specific information related to this BWA, please review the information below and follow the link to Asheville’s website regarding questions about boiled water advisories. The City of Asheville Water Resources Department has issued a Boil Water Advisory (BWA) due to loss of pressure from water line breaks...

Late yesterday, residents in the Town of Biltmore Forest began experiencing decreases in water pressure or complete loss of water pressure. This is due to significant water distribution problems within the City of Asheville water system resulting from the record low temperatures over the weekend. The Town purchases all water from the City of Asheville which has resulted in this loss for our...

Congratulations to Sergeant Matthew Kelly who received "Officer of the Year" for 2022. Sergeant Kelly has been employed with the Town for thirteen years. We are grateful to have him as such a hard working and dedicated employee!