Albemarle Supervisors mark Veterans Day
The proclamation was read by Supervisor Michael Pruitt, a veteran of the U.S. Navy.
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Former Charlottesville Fire Chief removed from Florida post
Hezedean Smith was Charlottesville’s Fire Chief for less than two years from December 2020 to October 22
New director hired to oversee planning and zoning in Charlottesville
The new director of Charlottesville’s Neighborhood Development Services hails from Arlington, another community that recently increased development rights in a bid to build more housing.
Mitchell to remain chair of Charlottesville Planning Commission
The Charlottesville Planning Commission is back up to seven members and Hosea Mitchell will preside over the panel for another year.
Charlottesville will need to look for another city attorney, again
Stroman was put on administrative leave in early April but has decided to not return to work after an investigation concluded.
Herrick named as Albemarle’s interim county attorney
Herrick has over 25 years in municipal government.
Charlottesville City Council holds first reading on salary increase for future counterparts
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.
Charlottesville City Council to vote Monday on salary increase
The new legislation is seen as a way to open up the possibility of being elected to more people.
Keane to retire from JABA at end of the year
The organization is seeking a new CEO to succeed Keane, who has been running operations since 2011.
Rosenberg to retire as Albemarle County Attorney
Rosenberg is retiring after a 27-year career in public service, leaving a top vacancy in Albemarle County government.