Charlottesville & Albemarle County Community Raise Awareness around the Value of Water and asks youth “What Water Means to Me” with Student Art Contest. Read on...

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A joint statement from your local Commonwealth's Attorneys and Chiefs of Police Read on...

Mail Ballot Drop Boxes will be available at all polling places until 7:00 PM on Election Day. Read on...

Residential curbside leaf collection starts Monday, November 2, 2020. Leaves will be collected loose at the curb (no bags!) up to three times during the season. Text alert schedule reminders and a drop-off location will be again this year. The collection Read on...

City encourages safety for Halloween Trick-or-Treating and recommends alternative ways to celebrate Read on...

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Judged by a jury of its peers, Charlottesville Parks and Recreation received an award in the Best New Facility, Parks, Playgrounds, Blueways, Greenways and Trails, population 25,001 – 50,000, category for the Charlottesville Skate Park. Read on...

October is Pedestrian Safety Month! Whether you are walking or driving, staying safe is a shared responsibility. Speeding, distraction and impairment are among the top most risky behaviors that affect safety on our roads. Read on...

City Council work sessions rescheduled for November-December to develop updated Strategic Plan Read on...

The grant funds will help small businesses that have endured significant business interruption due to the required closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...

Dr. Smith starts as Chief on December 1 and has served most recently as an Assistant Chief for the Orlando Fire Department Read on...

City of Charlottesville receives their sixth Environmental Protection Agency WaterSense Award in Sustained Excellence for helping the Charlottesville community save water and money! Read on...

The Charlottesville City Market placed #2 in the 12th annual American Farmland Trust Farmers Market Celebration contest Read on...

Shared space for bicyclists and pedestrians to be piloted for at least one week Read on...

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

Case relates to the statues of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson located in City parks in Downtown Charlottesville Read on...

Did your receive unemployment this year? Have the right tax withheld for 2020. Read on...

The Rivanna Solid Waste Authority is holding an electronic waste collection day on Saturday, October 10. ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Read on...

City Hall lobby remains open Monday-Thursday on a limited basis by appointment only for in-person transactions with Commissioner of the Revenue’s Office and City Treasurer’s Office; City Hall lobby is closed on Fridays. Read on...

Fostering local children is an ongoing and urgent need. As of January 1, 2020, there were 218 children in foster care in Albemarle County, Charlottesville, and Greene County. Read on...

In-person, early voting will begin in Charlottesville for the November 3, 2020 General and Special Elections on Friday, September 18. Read on...

The City of Charlottesville has supported the community’s right to peaceably assemble, however obstructing city streets and using parks without the proper permits will no longer be allowed Read on...

Want to get involved in your city? Apply to be on a board or commission! 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...