Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Buncombe County.
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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
Buncombe County is seeking qualified vendors to provide emergency support services during emergency operations and Mass Care activities.
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Census ID
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131677
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
1,907
Population
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277,417
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Buncombe County
This 2019 Annual Report details the progress of Buncombe County's Sustainability Plan, which was originally adopted in 2012 and updated in 2017. The plan is founded on a 'triple bottom line' approach focusing on strengthening the community, environment, and economy, addressing twelve key goals: Quality Education, Healthy Living, Affordable, Green, and Livable Housing, Citizen Involvement, Equity in Access, Safe Resilient Community, Conservation & Restoration of Natural Resources, Pollution and Waste Prevention, Accessible and Efficient Transportation Network, Thriving Local Food Systems, Robust Local Economy, and Responsive Workforce Development. The overarching vision is to lead in sustainable practices, fostering a healthy, safe, well-educated, and thriving community with a sustainable quality of life and dedicated environmental stewardship for future generations.
Buncombe County's Sustainability Plan is a roadmap designed to enhance the community's quality of life for future generations by fostering sustainable practices across economic, environmental, and social dimensions. It aims to achieve this through strategic goals organized into Community (Educational Resources, Healthy People, Affordable/Green/Livable Housing, Citizen Participation, Equity in Access, Safe/Low-Crime Communities, Resistance to Natural/Manmade Hazards), Environment (Healthy Environments, Partnerships for Conservation/Preservation/Restoration of Natural Resources, Pollution and Waste Prevention), and Economy (Accessible/Multi-Modal/Efficient Transportation Network, Sustainable Local Food Systems, Sustainable Localized Economy, Workforce Development). The plan outlines objectives, indicators, and strategies for implementation over a five-year period.
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The board discussed the consent agenda, including the removal of a budget amendment. Public comments focused on several topics: urging the board to pass a resolution opposing three proposed North Carolina constitutional amendments; a request for permission to hold the Fairview Christmas Parade on Charlotte Highway; concerns regarding mass surveillance via camera subscriptions; and a presentation of scientific information concerning mRNA technology.
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