Let's Talk is a platform that allows you to have an open line of communication to Buncombe County and helps us connect you to County-based resources. You can call and leave a message at (828) 250-4066, email us at letstalk@buncombecounty.org, or fill out the form below. Your questions, concerns, and comments will be responded to in a timely manner *.

Comment cards, online submissions, and phone messages are submitted by the public and received by both our Communications Team and an Internal Auditor. From there, the Let's Talk Coordinator forwards the message to the relevant county department or employee for an answer or awareness. The response from the relevant department or employee gets sent back to the Communications Team, which then forwards the information to the original Submittor (if contact information was provided).

Here are two examples of the Let's Talk process: 1) comments for the County Manager will go to the County Clerk and Board of Commissioners and the County Manager; and 2) health benefit questions or comments go to the Human Resources Director, the County Clerk and board of Commissioners, and the County Manager.

Let's Talk is for:

• Connecting you to County services, programs, and resources.
• Passing along feedback about positive experiences with County services.
• Providing suggestions about how the County can improve services.
• Asking questions you can't readily find answers to on our website.
• It's also a tool the public and employees can use to leave anonymous feedback.
• Public reporting of fraud, mismanagement of funds, or misconduct.

Let's Talk is not for:

• Questions, concerns, or comments for Asheville, Biltmore Forest, Black Mountain, Montreat, Weaverville, or Woodfin. We are happy to help connect you to resources, but often we don't have the best contact information for nuanced questions about the County's six municipalities.
• Let's Talk is happy to provide you resources, contact information, etc. to agencies outside of Buncombe County. However, it is your responsibility to contact those organizations for issues in their jurisdiction. We will not do that for you.