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Due to parking limitations at the Town Hall complex, Biltmore Forest Administrative offices will be closed for Election Day. The Town Hall is open for all voting activities from 6:30 am until 7:30 pm this evening. Those with questions regarding voting sites or voting questions should contact the Buncombe County Board of Elections at (828) 250-4200 or via the internet at this link.

Over the past several years, the Town and other members of the WestNGN broadband partnership have worked to identify potential internet service improvements offered in our area. As a part of this process, RiverStreet Networks is evaluating the area for potential service delivery. RiverStreet has developed the survey linked below to gauge whether interest exists within Biltmore Forest for their...

The renovations for the Town's Public Works building will begin in earnest the week of October 22. The scheduled duration for construction is 9 to 10 months. During this time, the Town respectfully asks for your patience as there will be limited parking and access at the Town Hall complex. The entrance and exit to the Town Hall will remain the same, but there will be a limited travel lane heading...

The Town's first open house was a huge success with approximately 150 citizens turning out to provide feedback and gather information on town projects. The materials provided at the Open House are available below for anyone who was unable to attend, or for those who would simply like additional information. The Town is working to reschedule a time for officials from the North Carolina Wildlife...

The Town has joined Buncombe County and its other municipalities in declaring a State of Emergency due to the potentially damaging impacts of Hurricane Florence. Mayor Goosmann requested the Town's inclusion under Buncombe County's declaration effective at midnight on Friday, September 14, 2018. The Declaration can be accessed here. The Declaration is in effect through September 20, 2018 at 6:00...

Boxwood blight has recently been confirmed in two locations in Biltmore Forest. This is a pathogen that spreads quickly and is exceptionally difficult to contain. Caution MUST be used when dealing with any boxwoods in the landscape. Cliff Ruth of the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service has prepared the document below that specifically discusses boxwood blight and how it should be handled...