Charlottesville follows through with plans to remove people from Rivanna River encampments after 2000 Holiday Drive opens
A summary of some of what happened this week with 2000 Holiday Drive
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Charlottesville seeks firms to launch city arts program
The consultant would be paid a maximum of $50,000 but Council has set aside more money to get the project off the ground.
Charlottesville formally awards contract for 2000 Holiday Drive to Central Arizona Shelter Services
CASS will receive just over $3.2 million for a year’s work according to the contract
Webinar participants introduced to Central Arizona Shelter Services
Livable Cville held the event on August 19 to provide more information
Sanders says no to McGuire’s request to delay opening of 2000 Holiday Drive
The City of Charlottesville plans to move forward with the emergency shelter on time
Council allocates $3 million more to Salvation Army’s Center for Hope
The city’s full contribution would bring the total to $21.3 million
Charlottesville providing extra debris pick-up for Greenbrier and Locust Grove neighborhoods
The additional pick-up will be conducted daily through August 23, 2026
Charlottesville accepting applications for housing assistance grants
Applications are being taken through September 1 for grants between $1,000 and $2,500
Sanders: 2000 Holiday Drive is just part of the city’s response to homelessness
The third in a series of stories this week on efforts to provide a place for people to stay overnight after encampments are cleared
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