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Informational flyer titled "Resources for Recovery" providing event details for recovery assistance. Lists dates, locations (Barnardsville Fire Station, Owen High School, Reynolds High School, Leicester Community Center), and partners like FEMA. Contact info included.

Buncombe County Hosts Recovery Resource Events for Hurricane Helene Survivors

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Resources for Recovery: Assistance for Those Affected by Hurricane Helene

Do you need help recovering from Hurricane Helene? Buncombe County and its partners are hosting a series of recovery resource events where residents can drop in to ask questions, apply for assistance, and learn more about available support services.

Join Us! | 5-7 PM

Feb. 13 | Barnardsville Fire Station
100 Dillingham Rd., Barnardsville

Feb. 20 | Owen High School (in the Cafeteria)
99 State Rd. 2468, Black Mountain

Feb. 25 | Reynolds High School (in the Cafeteria)
1 Rocket Dr., Asheville

Feb. 27 | Leicester Community Center
2979 New Leicester Hwy., Leicester

Recovery Partners Include:

  • FEMA
  • Hazard Mitigation Grant Program
  • American Red Cross
  • N.C. Disaster Case Management
  • Medicaid
  • FCC Environmental
  • Tetra Tech
  • Vaya Health
  • County Permits & Inspections
  • County Planning
  • County Libraries
  • County Parks
  • County Register of Deeds
  • County Economic Services
  • County Solid Waste
  • County Soil & Water
  • County Mobile Health Unit
  • Emergency Watershed Program
  • Private Property Debris Removal (including commercial demolition)
  • WIC (Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children)

For more information, visit BuncombeReady.org or call (828) 250-6100.