Council adopts new compensation and pay scale for city employees
For the past two years, the city of Charlottesville has been working on an update of the city’s pay scale…
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Public comment being taken for TJPDC’s use of federal funds
“Several new affordable housing construction projects are either underway or in the planning stages but making significant progress has been challenging due to a tight real estate market in the city and in the wider region and the space constraints the city faces, along with the challenges posed by the lingering effects of the COVID pandemic,”
Council officially refers zoning updates to Planning Commission
For over three and a half years, the city of Charlottesville has been conducting an overhaul of its land use…
Sanders weighs in on Dairy Market Phase 3
The firm Stony Point Development Group is rethinking their plans to proceed with a land use application for the third…
Sanders names new Deputy City Manager; Thomas to be permanent fire chief
The empty seat for Deputy City Manager for Operations in Charlottesville did not stay vacant long. City Manager Sam Sanders…
Charlottesville details steps being taken to implement Climate Action Plan
There are aspirational plans in government and there are work plans that actually tell staff members what to do. Last…
Charlottesville strategic plan moving forward
One of the tasks that outgoing City Manager Michael C. Rogers set out to perform has been the creation of…
Rogers presides over final Council meeting
On Monday, City Council formally elevated Deputy City Manager Sam Sanders to a position that’s been held on an interim…
Council authorizes gun buyback program
An initiative to help combat gun violence will move forward. Charlottesville City Council has approved an ordinance that will allow…
City departments moving into S&P Building
The City of Charlottesville owns the S&P Building at 700 East Jefferson Street and the Charlottesville Economic Development Authority leases…