Meet Mike, new Ecusta Trail Caretaker — nature lover, dog fan, and all-around outdoors guy. Mike’s mission? Keeping the trail safe and beautiful, one step (or roll!) at a time. 🚶🏼‍♀️🚴 If you see Ecusta Mike out there, give him a wave! 👋 @HVL_NC

Many in Henderson County are still in recovery mode from Hurricane Helene — and we want to make sure everyone gets the help they need. Join us to connect face-to-face with organizations ready to assist. Saturday, October 4, 2–6 PM VFW | 900 N Main St, HVL

It’s National Preparedness Month, and making a family plan is one of the most important steps you can take to stay safe. -Share phone numbers -Write down your plan -Decide where to meet if you can’t get home A minute of planning now can make a huge difference later.@NCEmergency

We’re keeping a close eye on the tropical disturbances and will share updates as they come in. Now is the time to take a few minutes to check your emergency kit, talk to your family about emergency plans and sign-up for text alerts. https://t.co/txHs1UDUtj @NCEmergency

Henderson County Hurricane Helene Storm Stories Series: Part 1, "Before the Storm", we look back at the preparations made the week before the storm hit as the County. https://t.co/yMwldSEBmQ

Application Deadline Approaching! Henderson County’s Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) Program is accepting site-assessment applications through Friday, September 26, 2025. Deadline: Close of business Friday, Sept. 26 Apply online: https://t.co/NHRBrSyxTs Call (828) 697-4949

Helene Remembrance: Reflect. Rebuild. Restore. @NCEmergency @unitedwayofhc @HVL_NC @HCPSNC @VayaHealth

We Remember. We Honor. We Reflect. Our community gathered at the Historic Henderson County Courthouse to mark 9-11 with reverence and gratitude. Together with Fire & Rescue, EMS, Law Enforcement, and First Responders, we honored the lives lost on that tragic day in 2001. @HVL_NC

Have you heard the news?! https://t.co/BylzuaYMIZ

Honoring Henderson County Emergency Services Director Jimmy Brissie, in recognition of his extraordinary actions before, during, and after Hurricane Helene—actions that saved lives. @JenniferBalkcom @TedBuddNC

Big news, Henderson County! The Mobile Library is here—bringing books, Wi-Fi, and storytime fun on the road! Thank you to the Friends of the Henderson County Library for their generous grant. Find our next stop or request a visit: https://t.co/6tgDkqeBD2

🚨 Attention: Helene-Impacted Residents The NC Private Road & Bridge Program will close its initial interest form on August 31st. If you have a private road or bridge in need of repair and have not yet submitted your form, please don’t wait! https://t.co/iFJJkYhfUf 844-746-2326

Captured in the County – We want to see Henderson County through YOUR lens! We want to showcase the beauty and spirit of our community through your eyes. To submit photo for feature: https://t.co/NlgUmkwnT1 Credit will appear as First Name, Last Initial. Nick L. and Jack D.

*Grassroots Arts Program Grant Funding Now Available* Henderson County Government is proud to partner with the North Carolina Arts Council to administer sub-grants for the Grassroots Arts Program for the 2025–2026 fiscal year. Learn more: https://t.co/n8yjNQaO1t

How many people does it take to check on the cupola bell? 4-one Communications Director to tell the story, one EMS Director to make sure everyone survives the climb, one Assistant County Manager to make it official, and one Social Media Director to take a crazy number of photos.

Did you know Henderson County has a Voluntary Agricultural District (VAD) program? It’s designed to protect and promote agriculture by encouraging the preservation of farmland, forestland, and horticultural land. Learn more: https://t.co/XkiNkqiqxj

Over 40,000 acres of Henderson County are dedicated to farmland — cared for by hardworking farmers, many of whom have been tending the same soil for generations. Their work feeds our community, preserves our rural beauty, and keeps our agricultural heritage alive.

Voices of Recovery: We sit down with the dedicated fire chiefs from Gerton and Bat Cave to hear firsthand how Hurricane Helene impacted their communities—and how the outpouring of support from across the nation made a lasting difference.

🎉 Big news, Henderson County! We’ve officially launched our YouTube channel. YouTube helps us stay transparent, connected, and accessible to everyone in our community — anytime, anywhere. 👉 Subscribe now so you don’t miss a thing: https://t.co/vhjQUhI4I2

Henderson County EMS welcomed Gallaudet University’s DEP (Disability-inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction & Emergency Planning) team and staff from the @ncdhhs Division of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services. We’re working to make emergency preparedness inclusive/accessible for all.