No major comments at Charlottesville City Council’s first public hearing on two-cent tax rate increase
There will be a community budget forum on March 19 at 6 p.m. in CitySpace
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Charlottesville Utilities offering support for high natural gas bills
There are some resources out there for those who struggle to pay heating and cooling bills
Procurement update: CAT seeking firms to install chargers for battery electric buses
Reviewing procurement activity is one way to find out more about the nuts and bolts of a municipality
Recreation pool at Smith Aquatic Center closed for weeks due to mechanical failure
The boiler that heats the pools is being replaced at a cost between $40,000 and $50,000.
Sanders proposing two-cent real estate tax increase to balance Charlottesville’s FY27 budget
Sanders said the additional revenue will go cover additional transit workers, housing, and the results of collective bargaining negotiations
Charlottesville’s pre-K center will be at Walker Upper Elementary School, not Oak Lawn
Superintendent Gurley said the Oak Lawn site might one day become a “welcome center” for the school system
Charlottesville Parks and Recreation Department seeks input on garden plots
Do you garden? Do you want to?
Charlottesville’s Office of Economic Development releases annual report
The Office of Economic Development has five full-time employees and a budget of $805,521 in the FY2026 budget
Council agrees to reallocate funding intended to run low-barrier shelter
The funding comes from a line item in the FY2026 capital improvement program budget
Pruitt shares information on CARTA with fellow Albemarle Supervisors
The organization was created last year after several years of study