Projects

Patton Pool and the Whitmire Activity Center were both damaged during Hurricane Helene. They cannot reopen without rebuilding. City staff are working through the process with FEMA and design consultants to replace the fifty-year old pool. The Hendersonville City Council sees this as an opportunity...

City of Hendersonville staff worked with Traffic Planning and Design, Inc. (TPD) to complete a bicycle and pedestrian improvement project along S. Main Street. The project will be completed in conjunction with paving improvements to provide a safer experience for Ecusta Trail users to access...

The Sullivan Park basketball courts on Ashe Street in Hendersonville are being resurfaced and improved! The Sullivan Park goals have been removed in preparation of construction that is expected to start on July 28th. The courts will be closed until mid-September to allow the resurfacing project to...

The Ultraviolet (UV) Disinfection Improvements project consists of the replacement of aging UV disinfection equipment nearing the end of its useful life at the City's Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF). UV disinfection is the final stage of the treatment process where wastewater is disinfected...

The proposed Biosolids Thermal Dryer will produce a high-quality, nutrient-rich biosolid product produced from the wastewater treatment process that will be beneficially re-used as a fertilizer or soil amendment. The project will reduce current operational costs for treatment solids disposal and...

The City's water treatment facility (WTF) was originally constructed in 1963 with several upgrades since that time. The WTF has a current capacity of 12.0 million gallons per day (mgd) with conventional water treatment process including 5-sedimentation basins, 4-multimedia gravity filters...