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There will not be a spring brush collection this year.

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Town Hall will be closed in observance of Good Friday.

Mayor updates Laurel Park Residents with a letter

Pollinator Week is a celebration of the vital role that pollinators play in our ecosystems, economies, and agriculture. 

To raise awareness of the importance of pollinators, the threats they face and their contribution to sustainable development.

The purpose of this survey is to help Henderson County in assessing debris pick up needs. Please fill out the survey to the best of your ability. If you place more debris for collection after filling out this survey, please fill out the survey again.

**Data collected will be shared with debris pick up contractors as they continue to evaluate debris pick up needs. This survey does not constitute a guaranteed timeline of debris pick up. **

Henderson County will provide free curbside storm debris removal to all county residents. The county is working with a contractor to pick up all storm debris on DOT, municipal and private roads. The county is partnering with the municipalities within the county for this pickup service as well.

Gated communities, whether their gates are open or closed, need to send an email or letter from the community's HOA to Marcus Jones, County Engineer, requesting the County's FEMA Debris Contractor enter the subdivision to remove the debris. This request needs to reflect a consensus of the entire community. Letters can be mailed to Marcus Jones, County Engineer, 1 Historic Courthouse Square, Hendersonville, NC 28792. Email is This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Storm debris that is pushed to the right of way of a property will be picked up. Please be patient. Debris will be up picked by us as soon as possible. Residents will need to place all items along the road right of way in order for pickup.

Storm debris includes tree branches, leaves, logs, building materials, furniture, paint, etc. Please separate household garbage, construction debris, vegetative debris, large appliances, electronics and hazardous waste to expedite the removal process. There is no need to take storm debris to the Transfer Station. The best way to remove debris is to place it to the edge of the roadway but not in the roadway or drainage ditch / inlets.

https://www.hendersoncountync.gov/em/page/storm-debris-cleanup

A message from the chief of Police:

Fraud Warning: Stay Alert!
During devastating times, we become more vulnerable to fraud and scams. The Laurel Park Police Department wants to make you aware of an increase in credit card fraud. Here are important steps to protect yourself:
1. Monitor Your Accounts: Regularly check your bank and credit card statements for unauthorized transactions.
2. Be Cautious Online: Avoid sharing personal information on unsecured websites or with unknown parties.
3. Report Immediately: If you notice any suspicious activity, contact your credit card issuer right away.
4. Use Strong Passwords: Create complex passwords and change them regularly.
5. Enable Two-Factor Authentication: This adds an extra layer of security to your accounts.
Stay vigilant and protect your financial information. Your awareness can help prevent fraud! Please contact the LPPD at 828-697-3025 if you believe any suspicious activity has taken place.

Town Engineer Will Buie addressed Council with an assessment map and damage summary of the Town.

The most critical and unsafe areas that need to be avoided include Davis Drive above Shaws Creek, Shaws Creek, Somersby, Robert’s Drive, Hebron towards Jones Gap, the road below Fleetwood, and Ransier at the Cascades. Click on the above map or summary to learn more about damages and exact locations.