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City leaders tackle urgent affordable housing crisis

June 20, 2024 | Asheville City, Buncombe County, North Carolina



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City leaders tackle urgent affordable housing crisis
In a recent city council work session, city manager Deborah Campbell emphasized the critical nature of addressing affordable housing challenges within the community. Acknowledging the collective responsibility of residents and officials alike, Campbell stated that the issue of affordable housing is a community concern that requires collaborative efforts to manage effectively.

The session was primarily focused on discussing the draft update to the city’s affordable housing plan, originally established in 2008 and last revised in 2015. Campbell highlighted the importance of equipping the city with the necessary tools to tackle these challenges, indicating a proactive approach to improving the situation.

Rachel Wood, who facilitated the session, outlined the agenda and introduced additional speakers who would contribute to the discussion. The meeting underscored the city’s commitment to revising its strategies and enhancing its role in providing affordable housing solutions, reflecting a growing recognition of the urgency surrounding this issue.

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