City Manager Tarron Richardson closes City Hall for a time of reflection and remembrance of August 12, 2017 Read on...

Special event cessation remains in effect; Most gatherings of fifty or more individuals prohibited Read on...

Event and gathering restrictions remain in place as COVID-19 continues to threaten the health and safety of Charlottesville Read on...

Upgrading the insulation in a home’s attic is one of the most cost effective ways for residents to increase comfort, improve their home’s energy efficiency, and lower heating and cooling bills. Read on...

Requests for Honorary Street Name Designations to be Accepted Until Aug. 31 Read on...

These efforts are intended to help build consumer confidence and attract customers back to the City’s key commercial districts. Read on...

Qualified homeowners are encouraged to use a new online form to apply for CHAP now through September 1, 2020. Read on...

Access Arts Charlottesville/Albemarle is pleased to accept original, previously unpublished poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction pieces for our inaugural Online Literary Publication. Read on...

Due to the cooler weather approaching the area, the City will be closing Key Recreation Center and Tonsler Recreation Center as cooling centers beginning Monday, August 3. Read on...

Additional regulations related to in-person gatherings, face coverings, and occupancy limits approved to control the spread of COVID-19 Read on...

Recently passed Virginia Senate Bill 971 delays the provisions related to the prohibition of skill games until July 1, 2021. In light of that recently passed legislation... Read on...