Charlottesville advises trash decal users to renew for FY2027
Annual decals expire on July 1
Charlottesville advises trash decal users to renew for FY2027
Annual decals expire on July 1
Charlottesville Planning Commission hears calls for reform at listening session on next round of zoning changes
While the event was intended to get feedback from builders, half the speakers called for steps to reduce density in some areas
Albemarle County prepares for new legislation including new biosolids testing requirements
The General Assembly passed several pieces of legislation restricting local control on several land issues
Most of Virginia continues to be under drought warning
People and businesses are asked to be mindful of water consumption as weather conditions are expected to remain dry throughout the summer
Albemarle Amateur Radio Club holding Field Day this weekend
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CHRA files first motion to challenge default in $1.5 million federal lawsuit over PPP loans
The CRHA hired the firm Holland & Knight after the Virginia Risk Sharing Association denied coverage
Council agrees to another extension of agreement with CRHA for additional housing vouchers
A city report last year called for reform to a system with ‘several systemic challenges related to transparency, administration, coordination, and customer service’
Governor Spanberger to make “technical amendments” to budget before signing
The General Assembly will reconvene to take up the amendments.
UVA partnership tracks youth and family well-being in recent Stepping Stones report
The report tracks over 30 specific metrics related to children and family health
Virginia General Assembly meets today to consider budget with $600M data center fee and $7 million for a Charlottesville transitional facility for the unhoused
The amendments also enable cities and counties to hold a referendum on a one-percent sales tax increase to pay for new school construction
