Beverly Hills Asheville

06/02/2026

Warm weather brings car break-ins and motor vehicle thefts! Never leave your car unlocked or windows down, and ​never leave your valuable items in view.

05/13/2026

Just a reminder, this Saturday (5/16), rain or shine!

04/20/2026

Just a reminder for Beverly Hills residents......

04/12/2026

If anyone is out walking and picked up a pair of glasses around the 17th Fairway with Blue frames & Blue reflector lens please contact Sebastian at 828 450 8559. thanks!

04/12/2026

On Tuesday, April 14th, East Asheville Library is excited to host Buncombe County Solid Waste Recycling Coordinator, Casi Lohmeyer. From 6:00-7:00pm, Casi will tell us all about the Recycling and Composting programs in our area, and answer all of your burning questions about what is and isn’t recyclable, and how YOU can minimize waste!

04/12/2026

Please keep an eye out for our friends at Municipal Golf Course. Sometime late Thursday night or early Friday morning someone decided to ride a bike on the greens on hole’s 11 & 16. Considerable damage was done but thanks to our hardworking grounds crew they were able to minimized the long lasting effects. If you see actions like this in the future please contact APD at 828-252-1110.

04/07/2026

A coordinated effort between the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services and the North Carolina Department of Health is underway to help stop the spread of rabies in our region.

Beginning around April 13, 2026, teams will distribute more than 600,000 oral rabies vaccine baits across multiple Western North Carolina counties, including Buncombe County.

What to expect:

-Baits are small (about the size of a matchbox) and coated with a fishmeal scent to attract raccoons
-They may be dropped from aircraft or placed by hand in certain areas
-The vaccine is safe and designed to immunize raccoons against rabies

This program has been in place since 2005 and plays a critical role in protecting people, pets, and wildlife by preventing the spread of raccoon rabies.

What you should do:

-Avoid touching the baits if you see them
-Keep pets from disturbing or eating them
-Report any strange-acting animals to local animal control or call 1-866-4-USDA-WS

By increasing the number of vaccinated raccoons, we create a natural barrier that helps stop rabies from spreading further.

Thank you for helping keep our community safe! See less

04/06/2026