Council briefed on results of compensation study
A consultant is recommending a series of changes to the way Charlottesville arranges and pays for city jobs, but has…
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Charlottesville may drop pandemic meeting restrictions
Among localities in the region, Charlottesville is the only one still operating with pandemic-era restrictions on who can attend meetings…
Compensation study for Charlottesville employees is delayed
Like most localities in Virginia, Charlottesville is seeking ways to retain its employees by increasing salaries. For instance, fellow Senate…
Puryear assigned to Council committees
New City Councilor Leah Puryear attended her first meeting on February 28 when Council got together with the Planning Commission…
City Manager Rogers addresses gun violence, possible buy back program
There has been a wave of shootings and homicides in the community in the past six months. At the beginning…
City manager’s report: Collective bargaining process soon to begin
Yesterday’s Week Ahead newsletter was too long to feature anything from a very informative section of the agenda for tonight’s…
Puryear named to Charlottesville City Council
Charlottesville City Council has selected a former member of the Charlottesville School Board to fill out the unexpired term of…
Charlottesville Planning Commissioners give committee updates
Church solar panels, tax change legislation fails, and MPO tried again for funding for pedestrian bridge You can learn a…
City manager report: Albemarle takes over 7th Street lot; Buford Middle bids to go out soon
Another item on the agenda tonight is a report from interim City Manager Michael C. Rogers. The 14-page document contains a lot…
Charlottesville City Council explains decision to whittle replacement member applicants to six
The four remaining members of Charlottesville City Council have privately selected a shortlist of six people who will move forward…