Charlottesville seeks review of solid waste services in advance of FY26 budget
The survey is intended to determine the actual cost of providing trash service to city residents and will be used to determine if fees should be increased.
The survey is intended to determine the actual cost of providing trash service to city residents and will be used to determine if fees should be increased.
Other items on the agenda tonight include a restoration of fees for fire safety inspections, a confidential settlement agreement, and a resolution to reprogram some federal funds for a new trail at Jordan Park
Stroman was put on administrative leave in early April but has decided to not return to work after an investigation concluded.
There are two public hearings tonight at the Charlottesville City Council meeting, but only one of them listed as such on the agenda.
The two items covered in this post are at the 4 p.m. Charlottesville City Council work session.
We’re halfway through August, but there’s still time to help the Commissioner of the Revenue’s office compete with other agencies across the Commonwealth to see who can raise the most for Virginia food banks
A community’s economic development strategic plan sets out priorities. Have you looked at the document? The city’s Economic Development Authority will take up Goal One which states “We will invest in entrepreneurship to grow a more diverse, equitable, and vibrant Charlottesville.”
Charlottesville would not be the Virginia city to take advantage of the new salary maximums that the General Assembly agreed to in this session. The vote on August 19 will be the first time Council approved a salary increase since 2017.
Anyone who wanted to make a payment to the City of Charlottesville in-person were sent to alternatives offices. DMV-Select will not immediately return to City Hall.
Want to be part of the city’s government by serving on an advisory board? Take a look and see what is on offer.