Charlottesville City Council allocates funding from speed cameras to cover cost of service
There are six cameras with two on Monticello Avenue and four on Cherry Avenue
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City of Charlottesville develops brochure in advance of encampment “transition”
The executive director of the Blue Ridge Coalition for the Homeless provides a brief update
Charlottesville speakers provide multiple perspectives on how to help those without a home
Those who spoke in support of moving people to other spaces were booed
Extreme heat cancels Earlysville July 4 parade; others scaling back events due to extreme heat
Charlottesville’s City Market will only open for two hours on July 4, 2026
Extreme heat wave has begun with more places opening for cooling
Albemarle County will waive fees to visits lakes at three parks Thursday through Saturday
Area preparing for extreme heat this week
People are urged to take precaution and avoid intense activity outside
Procurement round-up: Charlottesville seeking firms to update stormwater management code
Looking through procurement notices is a good way to track what’s happening across local and regional government
New director announced for area Emergency Communications Center
The Charlottesville-UVA-Albemarle Emergency Communications Center was created in 1984
Six graduate from Albemarle’s in-house paramedic program
The program is intended to help Albemarle continue to increase the number of qualified personnel
Albemarle County issues burn ban, joining Greene County
Dry conditions and wind gusts increase the risk prompting the temporary prohibition