Charlottesville City Council agrees to a one-cent real estate tax rate increase for 2026
A two-cent rate increase was advertised but Council asked staff to find a way to adopt a budget based on a one-cent hike
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Charlottesville staff recommends no amendments to city’s homestay rules for now
For now, staff will continue to strengthen its monitoring of short term rentals to ensure compliance
Spring season registration is open for Charlottesville volleyball and softball leagues
The window to be on a team closes this week
Charlottesville City Council briefed on low-barrier shelter by groups that provide the programming
Under the current proposal, three organizations would call 2000 Holiday Drive their new headquarters and would each perform a different function
City Council agrees to hire consultant to develop public arts commission for Charlottesville
The elected body will vote on a resolution to spend $100,000 in start-up costs.
Charlottesville offers more details on Wednesday’s Council meeting on low-barrier shelter
This meeting will begin a new series of Wednesday work sessions for Charlottesville City Council
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
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.