Look Back 2025 #2: Another year, another larger budget in Charlottesville
A summary of stories about Charlottesville’s revenue and spending in calendar year 2025
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Charlottesville City Council makes appointments
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Sanders announces hiring of three new members of his administration
One of the new hires is the former police chief for the City of Roanoke
VDOT still classifies Charlottesville as “deficient” at delivering transportation projects
Charlottesville has accepted millions in funds through the Smart Scale process but none of the projects have gone to construction
Charlottesville PC takes first look at draft Capital Improvement Program
There is additional funding for sidewalks in the five-year plan, reflecting actual projects that will be ready to go to construction when money is available.
Sanders updates Council on work plan, potential of subsidizing rents at Kindlewood
This is the first report since Sanders announced a restructuring of his administration
Vacancy on Charlottesville Planning Commission after Stolzenberg resignation
Applications for many boards and commissions are being taken through November 17
Charlottesville Police Civilian Oversight Board can once again meet quorum
The group is next expected to meet on November 13, 2025
City officials explain purpose for Block by Block and answer other questions at quarterly neighborhood meeting
The cost to hire the company came from surpluses places in the Capital Improvement Program contingency fund
Charlottesville advertises for economic mobility position
The new position is part of City Manager Sam Sanders’ recent reorganization