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Youngkin sets September special election to replace Connolly
Glenn Youngkin · Virginia

Youngkin sets September special election to replace Connolly

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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) announced Tuesday that the special election to replace the late Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) in the state’s 11th Congressional District will be held Sept. 9. See the Story
Earle-Sears' silence on Medicaid cuts 'speaks volumes,' Charlottesville Dems say
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Earle-Sears' silence on Medicaid cuts 'speaks volumes,' Charlottesville Dems say

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Charlottesville Democrats are calling out Winsome Earle-Sears, the GOP candidate for Virginia governor, for her silence on the Medicaid cuts Congress is now considering.See the Story
Volusia-Flagler transportation planning seeks public input on priority projects
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Volusia-Flagler transportation planning seeks public input on priority projects

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It covers the 2025-26 to 2029-30 fiscal years and includes road, transit, bike, pedestrian, and safety improvements throughout both counties.See the Story

Afton Express reports increase in ridership

A decade ago, the regional transportation planning entities for the Charlottesville area and the Staunton-Augusta-Waynesboro area began meeting to discuss ways they could work together. Charlottesville and Staunton transportation groups meet to discuss collaboration, Charlottesville Tomorrow, October 8, 2015 Staunton, Charlottesville transportation groups discuss cooperation on I-64, Charlottesville Tomorrow, October 26, 2016 Groups briefed on …Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleRead Article

Sanders reduces contingency spending request after appearing on Sanctuary City list

In late May, Charlottesville City Council was briefed on some of the details of a proposal to spend $12 million on a variety of “community interventions” as well as a list of administrative spending items. “This is a request to spend some of the surplus funds that have accumulated from multiple years, including FY24 which was a little over $22 million,” said City Manager Sam Sanders on Monday evening. When the matter came up at their meeting on …Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleRead Article

Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority adopts budget for FY2026, $550 million capital improvement program

Earlier this week, the Charlottesville City Council held a public hearing and the first reading on new utility rates for Fiscal Year 2026 including a sharp increase in the price of water. That story will be coming up later this week. Much of the reason for the increase is related to a $550 million capital improvement program (CIP) adopted by the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority at their meeting on May 27, 2025. Funding to cover debt service is …Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleRead Article

Work underway to restore stream at Biscuit Run

Years of development in Virginia’s Piedmont region have transformed the landscape with roads and other types of impervious surface. Over time that has had the effect of creating more stormwater and speeding up the velocity of area waterways. Over the decades, the cumulative effect has resulted in streams that have eroded with scoured banks. This results in less habitat for all manner of species and worsens flooding conditions. To help counter th…Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleRead Article

New Albemarle/Charlottesville General District Court soon to open

Just before the fiscal year ends, a new era will begin for the legal system in Albemarle County and Charlottesville. Beginning on June 16, people who work for the Albemarle County courts system will begin moving into their new offices in the recently-completed joint General District Courts building in Court Square. “This project also includes renovations of the historic Levy Opera House that will become the new home of the Albemarle County Commo…Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleRead Article

Board of Zoning Appeals upholds administrative modification for 24 units at 2030 Barracks Road

Charlottesville’s new zoning code intentionally reduces the role that elected and appointed bodies play in deciding whether multifamily buildings can be built on land that formerly could only contain one residential unit. However, there are still government venues where neighbors can voice their objections. That’s one role that the Charlottesville Board of Architectural Review played at a meeting on May 22, 2025. “We are hearing an administrativ…Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleRead Article

Albemarle County on track to exceed revenue forecast for FY2025

There is still one more month left in Fiscal Year 2025 and it will not be too long before localities will audit their accounts to see how well revenues and expenditures performed against the adopted budget. Projections shown to the Albemarle Board of Supervisors earlier this month indicate that the county expects to bring in $5.7 million more in general fund revenue. While elected officials adopted an operating budget based on revenues of $432,5…Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleRead Article

Public notice: Public hearing in Charlottesville on June 2 for utility rate increases

The City of Charlottesville is proposing higher rates for water, sewer, and natural gas provided to its customers. There will be a public hearing on June 2 before the Charlottesville City Council and the new rates were required to be published in the Charlottesville Daily Progress. A final vote is scheduled for June 16. “The City’s utilities are funded solely through their rates and related fees and charges and are not subsidized by general tax …Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleRead Article

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