January 2012
2 posts
First Night Virginia in Cville →
The county’s portion of the Meadow Creek Parkway will permanently open up from Melbourne on January 6th. Please watch for new traffic.
December 2011
5 posts
City voted 14th best small market in US - This was by the Millken Institute rating us for economic… http://t.co/S7DBVnwI
City Council items for Monday: Water supply report, solid waste report, diversity report, and conservation easement for Meadow Creek.
City Hall Closed
Monday, December 26th and Monday, January 2nd. Normal trash and recycling.
City voted 14th best small market in US
This was by the Millken Institute rating us for economic viability. That is up from 20th in 2010.
August 2011
1 post
Good news, City sees vacancy rate for businesses drop in the past 6 months. The Corner and Barracks Road full. Downtown drops below 4%.
July 2011
5 posts
BAR approves new wooden deck on 5th St for outdoor cafe at the soon to be opened Commonwealth restaurant which used to be the A&N building.
The City will be paving Stadium Road from Alderman to Emmet beginning Tuesday, July 19th. Expect some pretty big delays.
Charlottesville is a top City that embodies the... →
We are not exactly sure what that means, but they like our low unemployment rate and cultural amenities.
City Market task force recommends that the popular market remain at its current location while staff further studies economic impact.
June 2011
5 posts
WatchArts Spotlight Episode #5
City Council agrees to keep two diamond shaped fields at McIntire Park rather than creating one rectangular field.
WatchOur favorite pet stories from the SPCA. Enjoy!
Watch2011 Amendment Rights Series
Council agrees to allow construction to commence on the McIntire Extended project as allowed by permits regardless of pending lawsuit.
May 2011
3 posts
WatchVacation in your backyard this summer.
WatchThree cases of measles confirmed in Charlottesville.
City goats helping us clear brush are the proud parents of a new baby goat…make that three baby goats, another goat just had twins.
April 2011
7 posts
Meadowcreek golf course is open for business following sewer sanitary work that is now complete.
Save money this summer by buying pool passes in May from the Parks and Rec Department. Sale runs from May 1 - 31st.
Tornado Watch issued by the National Weather Service for the city until 8pm this evening.
City of Charlottesville Community Announcement http://conta.cc/f6ppKn via #constantcontact
WatchInside Non-Profits on Assisting Autism.
Farmers Markets start in May
Join us for the Market at Pen beginning Tuesday, May the 3rd at 3pm lasting to 7pm and the Farmer’s Market at Meade Park on Wednesday the 4th.
WatchCome to the job fair!
March 2011
1 post
The City of Charlottesville released the results of the 2011 Citizen Budget Survey. Visit www.charlottesville.org/news for more information.
February 2011
5 posts
City Council votes 5-0 to approve a tax incentive based performance agreement for a major new development at the Martha Jefferson Property.
BAR approves design for new restaurant at the old A&N building with large rooftop deck
If you live in Venable, Lewis Mt. Rd, or JPA neighborhoods, we’ll see you Wed. at 6pm for our town hall meeting at Westminster Presbyterian.
City’s population reaches 43,475 according to the US Census released today.
Winter Weather Advisory Tuesday night into Wednesday for snow, sleet and freezing rain. More snow possible Saturday.
January 2011
9 posts
Snow report: NLI classes and LCAPP Seminar canceled. City Hall Open. 1” of snow so far. Primary roads now being treated.
Next Town Hall meeting to be held at Westminster Presbyterian Church from 6-8pm Wednesday, February 16th for JPA and Venable neighborhoods.
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) announces recruitment event on Tuesday, February 1, 2011 from 9:00am-3:00pm at the Omni Chalottesville Hotel. This is a part of the DIA’s global mission for the following occupational specialties: Engineering, Facilities and Logistic, Foreign language capabilities, Human Capital, Intelligence analysis, Science (Chemists, Biologists, Physicists, Nuclear...
Next Town Hall discussion will be held at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 190 Rugby Rd., from 6-8pm Wednesday, February 16th for the neighborhoods of JPA and Venable. Food and daycare are provided as well as an opportunity to communicate your issues and interact with city council and city staff.
Charlottesville Area Transit (CAT) has introduced the first hybrid buses to be used by public transit in C’Ville. The buses are powered by a combination of electric and diesel technology helping to attain the standard of a green city the council vision has set forth. CAT plans the replace its entire fleet of clean diesel buses with hybrids in the next 10 years.
On Wednesday January 26th the City of Charlottesville, Albemarle County, and UVA are hosting a community workshop to learn and discuss more about impacts, opportunities, and initiatives regarding energy management strategies for the greater Charlottesville area. This will be held at the Albemarle County Office Building from 6-8pm. To learn more visit www.charlottesville.org/agreencity
The City of Charlottesville is still offering real estate and rent relief returns until March 1st and May 1st, 2011 respectively. For any questions or a list of requirements please visit www.charlottesville.org/cor or call (434)970-3170
The World Trade Center steel that will grace the future Fontaine Fire Station is scheduled to be picked up next week. Provided the weather allows the journey from JFK Airport will begin Wednesday January 26th and will end at CFD HQ the following morning.
The CRHA will be holding a meeting open to the public on Monday January 24th, 2011 at 7:00pm in City Council Chambers at City Hall. Here is a video of the last meeting http://charlottesville.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=601
November 2010
8 posts
The City will be replacing a water line along JPA from Maywood Ln to Monroe Ln. This is an big project and will likely last into spring.
City Public Works crews will close access to the sidewalk on the east side of the Belmont Bridge, vehicular access will not be affected.
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Belmont Bridge Sidewalk to Close
Beginning November 18th, City Public Works crews will close access to the sidewalk on the east side of the Belmont Bridge. There will be no pedestrian access to that portion of the bridge but vehicular access will not be affected. The bridge is currently in the engineering design phase in anticipation of an eventual replacement. Options for a temporary repair to the sidewalk will be presented to...
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WatchCharlottesville High School Orchestra