Voices speak out against upcoming ending of Rivanna River encampments
The latest in a series of articles about the city’s investment in an emergency shelter at 2000 Holiday Drive
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Building permit issued for work on 2000 Holiday Drive
The goal is to have the space open for habitation by September 1, 2026
Charlottesville to pay outside groups up to $4 million to manage emergency shelter and help to clear encampments
Central Arizona Shelter Services will run the shelter though a full cost has not been publicized yet
Charlottesville City Council to vote on $4 million in additional funding for emergency homeless services
The meeting begins at 4 p.m. in City Council Chambers
Charlottesville City Council allocates funding from speed cameras to cover cost of service
There are six cameras with two on Monticello Avenue and four on Cherry Avenue
Charlottesville City Council votes to move forward with sales tax referendum
City Council will have a joint meeting with the School Board on August 12
Regional Transit Authority wants feedback on future transportation funding strategy
CARTA’s Board of Directors will meet today at 5 p.m. and get an update on a study of what routes should be prioritized for additional funding for additional service
Charlottesville City Council discusses how $12 million a year from sales tax increase might be used for financing school construction
Budget staff recommend leveraging the income stream for $35 million in debt and using the rest as cash
Charlottesville City Council reviews process for funding nonprofit agencies
Any major changes to the Vibrant Community Fund will happen for the FY2028 process
More than $11.5 million in affordable housing funding in Charlottesville’s FY27 budget
The FY27 budget is built with a one cent increase in the real property tax rate