The organization launched an online survey with questions about how folks wish to access tools and what other supports the community needs.
Category: Short & Important
Here’s how to have a say in the future of four public parks in Charlottesville
The city is asking for feedback throughout the month of July.
Albemarle County Public Schools will have a new elementary school for the first time in 20 years
The new school will be next to Mountain View Elementary and will enroll third through fifth graders.
Pools in the city are open, but Charlottesville still needs more lifeguards
After several years of operating under restricted hours, Charlottesville Parks and Rec Department says it has just enough lifeguards to keep the pools going.
Charlottesville School Board extends Superintendent Royal Gurley’s contract for another year
In a unanimous vote, the Board extended Gurley’s contract through 2028, and raised his salary up to $212,399.
Charlottesville denies that sharing a lawyer with the Police Civilian Oversight Board is an issue
The Board plans nonetheless to look for a new lawyer, says chair.
We know we’re stating the obvious here, but… it’s hot
If you don’t have reliable air conditioning, here’s where you can go to cool off.
The Charlottesville City School Board will vote on extending the superintendent’s contract Monday night
City School Board Members will vote on whether or not to extend Gurley’s contract into 2028 and raise his salary to nearly $209,000.
Police in City Schools? The Board will decide Thursday night
The Board will accept public comment before making a vote. If you’d like to share your thoughts, now’s your chance.






