Charlottesville still discussing ways to slow or stop gentrification in core neighborhoods
City staff are preparing to attend a conference in Raleigh
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VDOT holding open house for Avon Street “multimodal improvements”
This meeting will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at Monticello High School on October 22
Commercial properties on Emmet Street and Fontaine Avenue change hands and 85 other Charlottesville transactions from June 2026
The latest in a series of summaries intended to provide a snapshot of Charlottesville’s real estate market
TJPDC planners do not recommend trying again for federal funding to fully engineer Pantops pedestrian bridge
The structure across the Rivanna River is one of many ideas contained in the 2019 Jefferson Area Bike and Pedestrian Plan
Public has chance to comment on projects intended to improve pedestrian safety on U.S. 29
Two surveys offer the chance for people to review suggestions for how traffic patterns in the U.S. 29 area might be changed
Charlottesville PC gets first look at draft Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan
The plan is a companion to the 2023 Climate Action Plan
Charlottesville Parks and Rec director briefs Council on next ten years of capital requests
The requests all come out of a master plan adopted by City Council in April 2025
Amtrak “Pause for Progress” begins October 16
A tunnel underneath First Street in Washington D.C. will be closed for ten days to allow outdated switching equipment to be replaced
Albemarle PC to kick off public portion of county’s multimodal transportation plan
A preview of a meeting from October 13, 2026
Charlottesville Area Community Area Foundation sets up website seeking funds for 2000 Holiday Drive
The goal is to secure funding to equip the space as a permanent low-barrier shelter and support center for the unhoused