Council to be presented with recommended FY25 budgets for local government, city schools
Tonight Council will be presented with the FY25 budget and will select their preference for a design for the jail renovation.
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CRHA to give status update on Dogwood Housing, seek permission to sell one property
There are two items on the agenda of the Charlottesville City Council work session this afternoon.
UVA student group critiques Charlottesville’s use of federal funds on behalf of PHAR
Since 1974, Community Development Block Grants have been used for a variety of purposes including provision of infrastructure
Charlottesville Area Transit union calls for city to end contract with JAUNT
An organizer with the city’s transit union claimed Jaunt refuses to acknowledge the union and collective bargaining
Dominion to present annual report on North Anna Power Station to Louisa Supervisors
A preview of what’s coming before the Louisa County Board of Supervisors at their meeting this afternoon and evening.
First public hearing held for Albemarle’s proposed budget for FY25
Speakers asked for additional funding for the Virginia Cooperative Extension, Habitat for Humanity’s Southwood project, and more funding for rent relief
Emergency award granted to Kimley-Horn to extend Belmont Bridge contract
Completion of the $38 million bridge had been expected in January, but the emergency contract was awarded to keep the work going.
Charlottesville Scholarship to request $150K from city to create endowment for adult education
Representatives from the Charlottesville Scholarship Program brief Council on their mission and hopes to expand to adult vocational training
Charlottesville served with lawsuit seeking voidance of the new zoning code
The plaintiffs argue Charlottesville did not meet state requirements to assess the impact of additional density, and the city will respond on March 15
January 2024 Charlottesville transactions: Two CX-5 properties in Jefferson Park Avenue neighborhood sell for $970,000
A regular summary of real estate transactions in Charlottesville told in anecdotal fashion