Herrick named as Albemarle’s interim county attorney
Herrick has over 25 years in municipal government.
August 2024
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Charlottesville’s Commissioner of the Revenue seeks your cans
We’re halfway through August, but there’s still time to help the Commissioner of the Revenue’s office compete with other agencies across the Commonwealth to see who can raise the most for Virginia food banks
Charlottesville Economic Development Authority to review goal one of new strategic plan
A community’s economic development strategic plan sets out priorities. Have you looked at the document? The city’s Economic Development Authority will take up Goal One which states “We will invest in entrepreneurship to grow a more diverse, equitable, and vibrant Charlottesville.”
Nelson County Board of Supervisors to back financing for Lovingston sewer work
A summary of what items are before the Nelson County Board of Supervisors at their meeting on August 13, 2024
Greene County Board of Supervisors to appropriate various non-tax revenues
A summary of what’s happening at tonight’s meeting of the Greene County Board of Supervisors.
One dead after crash at Rio and Hillsdale
The ACPD has released more information about the fatal crash on August 9 at the intersection of Rio Road East and Hillsdale Drive
Carlton Mobile Home Park owner accepts Habitat counter-offer day after Council agrees to contribute $8.7M
Charlottesville City Council has agreed to pay a coalition of affordable housing providers to purchase the 6.46 acre property. There is an audio version of this post if you’d like to hear people in their own words.
Charlottesville authorizes enhanced role of Office of Human Rights in housing investigations
The Office of Human Rights has recently hired two investigators and the ordinance change would allow them to do work on behalf of the federal government under a workshare agreement.
Public hearing in Richmond today for affordable housing funds
There are a lot of steps involved with financing new residential complexes that are reserved for households below certain incomes. This article details one of the steps for Kindlewood Phase 2.
Charlottesville City Council holds first reading on salary increase for future counterparts
Charlottesville would not be the Virginia city to take advantage of the new salary maximums that the General Assembly agreed to in this session. The vote on August 19 will be the first time Council approved a salary increase since 2017.