City News
The City of Hendersonville is creating a new Public Services Department to combine the Public Utilities, Engineering, and Public Works departments. The reorganization aims to streamline services and improve efficiencies as the City, and the increasing service demands, continue to grow....
The City of Hendersonville has announced a series of community connection workshops being held in August. The workshops are co-sponsored by local organizations and aim to foster community connections and understanding between all community members. Please find topics and meeting details below...
A contractor for the N.C. Department of Transportation is starting a project to resurface North King Street and upgrade curb ramps on along the street from South Main Street to Asheville Highway.
Weekday lane closures may impact traffic while crews upgrade the ramps to meet...
An outstanding variety of trees, shrubs, and flowers create a linear park along Hendersonville’s Main Street. On Sunday, August 20, at 2 p.m., Arborist Bill Leatherwood will lead a walk to identify the trees and discuss the special care and maintenance that helps the plants and trees thrive in...
Where do you see Hendersonville in 20 years and beyond? You can be a part of the future of Hendersonville by getting involved in Gen H: Hendersonville’s Comprehensive Plan!
About Gen HThe City of Hendersonville is starting to develop a 2045 Comprehensive Plan to establish a long-term...
The Hendersonville Police Department is asking for feedback on the services the agency provides to the community. A short survey will be available online for the next two months where community members can give input on their interactions and observations of the department.
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By: Adam Steurer, Utilities Engineer, Hendersonville Water & Sewer
One hundred years ago in July 1923, the City of Hendersonville completed construction of a new, state-of-the-art water system. Today in 2023 the same system serves as the backbone that supplies some of the most...
The City of Hendersonville is wishing Police Captain Tracey Cox the best as he announces his retirement after an exemplary 30-year career with the Hendersonville Police Department. Captain Cox, who began his journey as a dispatcher in 1994, climbed the ranks to hold pivotal positions of Staff...
The City of Hendersonville is recognizing the career of Utilities Director Lee Smith, who has dedicated over eighteen years of service to Hendersonville’s Water & Sewer department. Lee Smith leaves a legacy of remarkable utility growth marked by expansion and improvements to the City's...
In case you missed it - check out what happened during the Hendersonville City Council meeting on June 1, 2023!
The City of Hendersonville has announced a series of community connection workshops being held in July. The workshops are co-sponsored by local organizations and aim to foster community connections and understanding between all community members. Additional workshop meetings taking place in...
The City of Hendersonville invites the community to provide input on the creation of Hendersonville’s first sustainability strategic plan. Community members can give feedback at the public input meeting or through a virtual survey.
“As Hendersonville continues to grow it is more...
Get ready to celebrate Independence Day as Hendersonville gears up for its 4 th of July parade and downtown celebration on Tuesday, July 4, 2023! Residents and visitors alike are invited to join in the festivities and enjoy a day filled with community cheer and family-friendly entertainment....
In case you missed it - check out what happened during the Hendersonville City Council meeting on June 1, 2023!
Hendersonville Fire Department, American Red Cross, and Office of the State Fire Marshal Join Forces for Smoke Alarm Saturday
The Hendersonville Fire Department is pleased to announce a collaboration with the American Red Cross and the Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) on Smoke...