Communications & Community Engagement

Buncombe County Communications Office ensures that information about county news, programs and services from our 30 departments and elected officials moves quickly and accurately to the public, employees and news organizations.

Current Campaigns

Break the Silence - Submit Your Story.

Addiction can happen to anyone and we must separate a person from their addiction.

Domestic Violence is not tolerated in our community.

News

Commissioners, County Administration Respond to Not Guilty Pleas

Commissioners Mulling Fire District Tax Increases

Good News: Buncombe County Congratulates AFD's Kelly Hinz

Stepping Up for Change: Buncombe County Tackles Mental Illness in Community and Jail

Your Input is Needed

Community is Our Commissioners' Priority

Get Ahead of the Crowd: New Law Will Change Procedures for Air Travel, Entrance to Federal Buildings

Citizens' Financial Report Now Available

Commissioners Get Firsthand Look at the Positive Effects of Career and Technical Education

Report a Pothole!

Numbers You Need During Bad Weather!

Let's Talk

Our promise is to
LISTEN.LEARN.SERVE.

Public Records

Tax Books & Scrolls, Board Minutes, and Financial Reports

Strategic Priorities

See how Buncombe Government is working toward a healthier community.

Public Information Officer

Our goal is to make it easy and efficient for citizens and/or the media to request public information.

We have a dedicated Public Information Officer who handles all of these requests making sure that the right person is consulted for the information and that a response is made as timely as possible. If you would like to make a request for public information, sometimes referred to as a public records request or a Freedom of Information Request (FOIA), please do so through our Records & Media Requests contact form and we will get back to you as quickly as possible.