Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office Shares Heartwarming Wellness Check

Asheville, NC – The Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office has highlighted a recent wellness check conducted after Hurricane Helene, emphasizing community care in challenging times. A report led deputies to believe a 94-year-old resident was in Black Mountain, but Deputy Ipox’s investigation revealed her home was actually in Asheville, lacking a formal address.

Upon arrival, the deputy was greeted with a smile and an unexpected request from the resident. She asked for biscuits and gravy, along with a hot cup of coffee, which the deputies gladly provided. The sheriff’s office reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of residents and emphasized the importance of community and connection.

Residents concerned about the well-being of loved ones they haven’t contacted recently are urged to visit www.buncombesheriff.com. They can complete a wellness check form online, and authorities will notify them once contact has been made.

The Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office encourages community members to look out for each other during these times, maintaining their strength and unity.

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