Implementation continues for plans to make Charlottesville walk zones safer
There are eight days left until classes begin for pupils in Charlottesville City Schools, and more will be walking to…
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Council briefed on potential usage of ARPA funds
Charlottesville has now received all of the $19.6 million in funding it will receive from the federal government as part…
Preparations continue in Charlottesville for more to walk to school
Classes begin for Charlottesville City Schools in four weeks and work continues to prepare for a year in which more…
Sanders provides updates on school walk zones
Charlottesville City Schools will begin classes on August 24 and a school bus driver shortage has meant that more children…
Charlottesville Planning Commissioners seek Council action on safer streets on school routes
As of today, there are 39 days left until the first day of school in the City of Charlottesville. Yesterday,…
Community event to be held to promote health benefits of walkability
A relatively new public health program to improve health for vulnerable community members will hold an event this Saturday morning…
City Council holds public hearing on trail connection for 250 Bypass pathway
A new partnership has formed between the City of Charlottesville and an entity that secures open space easements in Virginia,…
Pantops group briefed on transportation projects
In March, Albemarle’s growth area advisory committees learned about the county’s transportation process, and got updates on area projects. Albemarle…
City Manager recommends denial of funding agreement for Stribling Avenue sidewalks
Tonight the Charlottesville City Council will take up two land use items. The first is a request from an out-of-town…
Places29-Rio group reviews corridor plan for Rio Road
One of the purposes of a Comprehensive Plan is to direct government resources into specific areas in order to maximize…