City Council Meeting

A regular City Council meeting will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 5, 2012 in the Council Chamber of the City of Asheboro Municipal Building. Click here to view the agenda.

Holiday Notice

There will be no interruption to sanitation or recycling service due to the New Year holiday, so customers should put carts out as usual. City offices will be closed Monday, January 2.

Directory of Community Resources

The City of Asheboro is creating a Directory of Community Resources to compile information on groups such as clubs, organizations, civic groups and non-profit organizations that provide non-commercial service to residents.  This information will be presented on a portion of the city’s web site intended to provide information on living in Asheboro beginning in January 2012.  Click here for a submission form. 

  • Community Service Organizations
  • Health & Human Services
  • Other Non-Profits
  • Houses of Worship
  • Civic Clubs & Organizations

This listed is intended for not-for-profit groups that have a primary mission of providing non-commercial services to residents.  The City reserves the right to refuse to post organizations that do not meet these criteria or that promote discriminatory or illegal activity.
Seasonal Water Treatment Changes

City of Asheboro water customers will likely notice some changes to the taste or smell of their water beginning Monday, November 14 and continuing over the next few months.  These changes are part of the City’s annual water treatment plan.

Typically, the City uses chloramines, a compound of chlorine and ammonia, as the primary disinfection treatment.  This treatment results in water with little odor or taste.  Typically from mid-November to mid-January, the City changes the treatment to a pure chlorine treatment.  This is done to help ensure a high level of disinfection for water mains, and meets requirements set by the NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources.  This treatment typically results in a more noticeable chlorine odor and taste, although chlorine levels during this period are actually lower than other times of the year. 

Customers with special health concerns, such as those on kidney dialysis, are encouraged to seek advice about drinking water from their medical professional. Please call the Water Treatment Plant Manager at 626-1215 for questions related to the water treatment process.

Sculpture Map

A map of the current Downtown Sculpture show is now available. Click here for a PDF version. A video tour of the show can be found on our Vimeo site.

System Report Available

In accordance with House Bill 1160 – Clean Water Act of 1999, the City of Asheboro System Performance Report for the period of January 1, 2010 through December 31, 2010 has been completed.  This report is a summary of all overflows from sanitary sewer lift stations and manholes throughout the City system.  This report can be reviewed here.

Past Events