Asheville Offers Free Debris Removal and Demolition Assistance Post-Hurricane Helene

Asheville Residents: Important Debris Removal and Demolition Assistance After Hurricane Helene

Hey there, Asheville! If you’ve been affected by the recent Hurricane Helene, you might be wondering about what to do with all the wreckage and unsafe structures left behind. Well, we have some good news for you. Buncombe County is stepping up to help those in need through a fantastic initiative that will allow qualifying property owners to get debris removed or unsafe buildings demolished at no cost!

Who Can Apply?

This program is designed specifically for property owners in unincorporated areas of Buncombe County, including the Town of Black Mountain and the Asheville City Government. If you find yourself in need and don’t have debris removal insurance or have already exhausted your insurance coverage, you could be eligible!

What’s Covered?

Wondering if your situation qualifies? The program focuses on qualified disaster debris removal from your private or commercial property. More than that, it also covers the demolition of unsafe structures that may pose a risk. It’s a true lifeline for those feeling the weight of the aftermath.

What’s Not Covered?

While the program is comprehensive, it doesn’t cover every situation. For details, you might want to check out the complete eligibility requirements to see what is specifically covered and what isn’t. If you’re unclear, don’t hesitate to ask questions!

How to Apply?

Ready to take the next step? Applying is super easy! You can head to the online portal at www.onebuncombe.org. Alternatively, if you prefer talking to someone directly, you can call the OneBuncombe call center at (828) 250-6100 and just select option 2. If you love face-to-face interactions, there are application centers available where you can get assistance.

What to Bring?

Before you apply, make sure you have the necessary documents on hand. This will help streamline the application process and ensure everything runs smoothly. If you’re not certain about what documents you need, the staff at the application centers or the call center can guide you.

Got Questions?

If you have any lingering questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out. You can visit one of the application centers, call the OneBuncombe call center for clarification, or check out the helpful debris FAQs document on their website. They’re here to support you during this challenging time.

Stay Informed!

As part of the Asheville community, your wellbeing matters. Stay informed about this program and don’t miss out on the opportunity to receive assistance. You can reach out through the OneBuncombe call center or visit the application centers to learn more.

Remember, you are not alone in this! With the community coming together, we can work through the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, ensuring that everyone finds a path forward. So let’s roll up our sleeves and help each other out, Asheville! We’re all in this together.


Author: HERE Asheville

HERE Asheville

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