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RenewNC Helene recovery program for single-family housing
CLICK TO APPLY RenewNC Helene recovery program for single-family housing
Black Mountain Recovery
This site is provided by the Town of Black Mountain in service to our community’s long-term recovery from the devasting impacts of Hurricane Helene.
We love our community. We are Black Mountain Strong.
Our Purpose
To be the trusted source of reliable, timely, and accurate information, empowering individuals and organizations to navigate an unprecedented recovery effort with resilience, compassion and hope.
Town Updates
Apply now for RenewNC, the Helene recovery program for single-family housing
Applications for RenewNC are being accepted online, over the phone, or in person at the RenewNC Application Service Center, 28 Bingham Rd. #875, Asheville. CLICK TO LEARN MORE AND APPLY.
Town of Black Mountain launches Office of Recovery & Resiliency to lead post-Helene rebuilding and long-term planning
The Office, housed within Administration Department and led by Assistant Town Manager Jessica Trotman, will oversee disaster recovery projects, manage funding from state and federal agencies, and lead town-wide mitigation and resilience planning. CLICK TO LEARN MORE.
Apply now to join the Black Mountain Community Emergency Response Team
Funded in part by a grant from The Community Foundation of WNC, the Black Mountain CERT is accepting membership applications from people who live, work, or worship in Black Mountain and want to be better prepared for emergencies in their home, their neighborhood, and to serve their community. CLICK TO LEARN MORE AND APPLY.
Buncombe County Government is working to develop a community-driven plan for strategic recovery and resilience — and we need your voice to make it real. From post-disaster needs to recovery priorities to resiliency ideas, this survey is your chance to shape the future of Buncombe County. CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE SURVEY.
Take the Envision Buncombe County Survey
Thanks to the dedicated staff, repairs have been completed on the Back 9 and Pro Shop. Play is resuming on the Back 9 as of June 24, 2025. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE.
Black Mountain Golf Course Back 9 and Pro Shop reopen
Check FEMA flood maps at msc.fema.gov and CLICK HERE to learn more about preparing your home.
Is your property in a flood-prone area? Prepare now.
CLICK HERE for more Town updates.
You can get there from here.
The road ahead is complicated. No matter where you are in the recovery process, we are here to connect you to the resources and support you need. We are regularly updating the information found within this website to serve our evolving needs and to raise our community up—above the noise of misinformation—through excellence, strategic problem-solving, mutual respect, and teamwork. #BlackMountainStrong
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Notify Me
Notify Me is a free subscription-based service available to residents that allows you to choose to receive Town news from various departments via email and/or text. For instance, you can sign up for general news flashes, departmental updates, upcoming meetings, bid postings, job openings and more.
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CodeRED
The CodeRED emergency notification system is a free subscription-based service available for Black Mountain residents. Through CodeRED, you'll receive notices directly from Town officials about emergency conditions, water line breaks, severe weather-related directives, closures/detours, and other related information deemed urgent by Town officials. You can choose to receive information through phone calls, text messages, and/or emails.
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Town of Black Mountain Facebook page
The Town of Black Mountain Facebook page is an excellent source of Town news with updates from Town departments, upcoming meetings & events, shared county & state program news, and much more.
