In an effort to protect our waterways and prevent flooding, the City of Brevard has partnered with RiverLink to launch the Adopt-a-Storm Drain program! Read on...
On September 11, Bracken Preserve was formally inducted into the Old-Growth Forest Community Forest Network! Bracken is now one of only two locations to be recognized as a Community Forest in the state of North Carolina. Read on...
Members of the public are invited to come speak with City staff and elected officials about projects in the Pisgah Forest area on September 29!
Date: Tuesday, 9/29, beginning at 6:00 p.m.
Location: Transylvania County Rec Center (1078 Ecusta Rd) Read on...
The following downtown streets will close to vehicle traffic from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19, for the last day of the Plein Air Festival: West Broad Street (Broad to Caldwell), West Jordan Street (Broad to Caldwell), and Times Arcade Alley Read on...
"Brevard is a safe, friendly, family-oriented city with small town charm, outdoor recreation, arts, & culture that bring investment opportunities, environmental consciousness, and economic diversity."
City Council's Vision Statement, February 2012
Visit the City's floodplain management page for important floodplain information. Find your home and know your risks with the new Flood Risk Information System. Information on the National Flood Insurance Program can be found by visiting floodsmart.gov.
Terrell L. Scruggs was a native to Brevard and was a loved family member, treasured coworker, and friend. This scholarship fund is presented to deserving students as a means to honor Mr. Scruggs and his family.
