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PUBLIC NOTICES

Special Meeting Notice

          The HR/Finance Committee meeting will hold a special meeting on Thursday, December 18 at 3:00pm at the McCowan Room at Tryon Town Hall 301 N Trade St. Tryon, NC.


Special Meeting Notice

Pursuant to G.S. 143-318.12(b) the Town of Tryon is giving notice that the Board of Commissioners is having a special meeting on December 16, 2025 at 6:00pm at the Tryon Depot.  This special meeting is for the purpose of having a closed session pursuant to G.S. 143-318(a)(3).


**Urgent Press Release**
***LIFTED 12/5/2025 at 8am***

Due to a waterline break, water consumers of the Town of Tryon; areas of Laurel Way, Braewick Rd and Carolina Dr are advised to boil all water used for human consumption (including drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes and food preparation) or use bottled water.

Vigorous boiling for one (1) minute should kill any disease-causing organisms that may be present in the water.

Water customers are strongly urged to conserve water whenever possible. This advisory remains in effect until notification is issued.

This advisory issued on December 3, 2025 by:

Communications Supervisor – Emery Viehman
The Town of Tryon

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2025 Holiday Sanitation Schedule Changes:

Thanksgiving Week:
Thursday, November 27th trash will be picked up on Monday, November 24th & Monday, December 1st.
Regular Thursday pickup will resume December 4th.

Christmas & New Year Weeks:
Thursday, December 25th trash will be picked up on Monday, December 22nd & Monday, December 29th.
(Tues 12/23 & Wed 12/24 pickups will happen as usual.)
Thursday, January 1st trash will be picked up on Monday, December 29th & Monday, January 5th.
(Tues 12/30 & Wed 12/31 pickups will happen as usual.)
Regular Thursday pickup will resume January 8th.


The Tryon Historic Preservation Committee meeting on Wednesday, November 5th, 2025 will be held at 6pm in the McCown room at town hall.


This is a reminder that the October Town Council meeting will be held at the Tryon Depot Building (22 Depot Street) at the regular time of 7:00 pm


Help Shape the Future of Tryon’s Online Presence –

The Town of Tryon is currently redesigning its official website to better serve residents, businesses, and visitors. Your input is essential in creating a site that reflects our community’s needs and priorities. Please take a few moments to complete our brief survey and share your thoughts. Together, we can build a more accessible, informative, and engaging digital home for Tryon.

Complete the survey here: https://forms.gle/ExKSgz37p7194RWc6


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Note: This hearing was recessed to the next town council meeting on Sept 16th at 7pm.  Additional opportunities to discuss the designation are the HPC meeting on Sept 3 at 4pm and The Board of Planning and Adjustment meeting on Sept 11 at 3pm. The packet section for this item can be found here.

The Tryon Town Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, August 19th, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall to consider an application presented by the Tryon Historic Preservation Commission regarding the designation of a section of the downtown central business district to a local historic district to conform to the listing of that district on the National Register of Historic Places. Locally designating these parcels will provide for the protection, enhancement, and use of buildings having special historical, cultural or aesthetic interest or value. The following parcels are in the section:

13 S. Trade Street (T8-F7-15A) 49 S. Trade Street (T8-F15)
15 S. Trade Street (T8-F8-15C) 55 S. Trade Street (T8-F16)
15 S. Trade Street (T8-F8) 62 N. Trade Street (T11-J1)
16 N. Trade Street (T8-B2) 70 Trade Street (T11-J2)
22 N Trade (T8-B3) 78 Trade Street (T11-J3)
25 & 27 S. Trade Street (T8-F9) 82 Trade Street (T11-J4)
31 S. Trade Street (T8-F11) 86 Trade Street (T11-J5)
35 S. Trade Street (T8-F12) 90 Trade Street (T11-J6)
38 N. Trade & Maple Street Lot (T8-B4) 94 Trade Street (T11-J7)
39 S. Trade Street ( T8-F13) 98 Trade Street (T11-J8),
45 S. Trade Street (T8-F14) Palmer Street Lot & 10 N. Trade (T8-B1)
13 S. Trade Street (T8-F7-15A) 49 S. Trade Street (T8-F15)
10 & 17 S. Trade Street (T8-F7, T8-F8-15B, T8-F8-17F)

Other opportunities to discuss this designation will include the Historic Preservation Committee Meeting on Wednesday August 6th at 4pm and the Board of Planning and Adjustment Meeting on Thursday, August 14th at 3pm, both at Tryon Town Hall. For more information on Historic Preservation, please go to https://tryon-nc.com/town-government/boards-committees/tryon-historic-preservation-commission. This is an open meeting and the public is welcome to attend. Please email Tim Daniels at planning@tryonnc.gov or call 828 859 6654 with any questions.


CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE HOLIDAY SCHEDULE


The Foothills Regional Commission conducted a parking study of the Downtown Tryon area.
Click here to view the results


 

**Town Sewer Customers are reminded to not dispose of fats, oils or grease down the drain. When cooking fats, oils and grease are poured down the drain, they tend to collect and stick to household plumbing and sewer lines. Over time blockages occur that lead to sewer backups, sometimes causing sewage to overflow from plumbing fixtures or sewer system manholes.

Help keep our sewer lines functioning properly. Click here for more information and how to properly dispose of your fats, oils and grease.


 

Harmon Field partially open, including: Open air gym, dog parks, Ballfield B, walking track, both entrances to the park and parking is open along the equine rings at front entrance. Visitors are advised to NOT CROSS THE ORANGE SAFETY FENCE.


 

THE TOWN OF TRYON BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING DATES

FY 25/26