Asheville, NC- The Buncombe County Courthouse has reopened and returned to normal operational hours following the disruption caused by Hurricane Helene. The announcement marks the resumption of activities after the court closures necessitated by the storm’s impact.
In conjunction with the reopening, both District and Superior Courts are also functioning. However, officials have indicated that several cases are likely to be postponed. Individuals with scheduled court appearances are advised to reach out to the District Attorney’s Office. More information is available at (828) 259-3400 for specific case details.
Despite the physical reopening of the courthouse, the Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office encourages individuals to refrain from in-person visits whenever possible. This advisory aims to reduce traffic within the courthouse and enhance safety. Alternatives to personal attendance include utilizing the electronic filing system available on the NCCourts.gov website under the eCourts section, providing a convenient method for handling court-related matters remotely.
For further updates or to learn more about the courthouse reopening, a video has been shared on social media. This message underscores the commitment of the courthouse authorities to continue providing essential services while adapting to circumstances imposed by Hurricane Helene.