Community Efforts to Distribute Water and Food in Buncombe County
As Buncombe County continues to face challenges, community efforts are ramping up to ensure residents have access to essential resources. Local authorities have begun distributing potable water and food at designated sites, aiming to support those in need during these trying times. If you’re in the area, here’s what you need to know!
Water Distribution Details
The county has set up several distribution points where potable water can be obtained. Residents are encouraged to come prepared by bringing containers that they can fill with water. Remember, officials currently only have drinking water from tankers available, so it’s important to have something on hand to carry it.
One prominent location for water distribution is Pack Square Park in Asheville. Starting from 1 PM until dark, or until supplies run out, individuals can receive up to 1 gallon of water per person, with a maximum of 5 gallons per family. As a friendly reminder, don’t forget to bring your own container!
The authorities will guide traffic around the park, and to keep everyone safe, the distribution site is designated as a walk-up only area. It’s a smart move that allows for a more organized and accessible process, which the community certainly appreciates.
Food Distribution Initiatives
The county is aware that not everyone can easily access these distribution sites. To address this concern, officials are actively working on developing a mobile distribution plan that aims to reach those who are having difficulties getting out. This plan will be announced soon, so keep an ear out for updates!
Future Distribution Plans
Buncombe County anticipates a continuation of these distribution efforts over the coming days. As supplies become available, they also plan to expand their hours of operation. It’s fantastic to see the community come together and work towards making sure everyone has access to essential resources during this tough period.
In addition to the efforts in Pack Square, residents are also encouraged to keep an eye on the latest updates by visiting the Buncombe County website. They will post any new information regarding distribution locations, hours, and available supplies.
Stay Informed!
The availability of drinking water and food is crucial, and it’s heartwarming to see the community of Buncombe County looking out for one another. If you or someone you know could benefit from these resources, don’t hesitate to get out there and access them.
As always, the health and safety of our residents come first. Let’s support each other by spreading the word about these initiatives—every bit of awareness helps! For those willing to lend a hand, even sharing information with friends and family can make a world of difference.
Stay safe, stay hydrated, and let’s work together as a community to navigate these challenges!
