City Hall
- Thu. 10/15
City Council to adopt 2027 legislative agenda, hold Charter hearing Monday
Charlottesville's Oct. 19 agenda also starts the five-year Comprehensive Plan review.
File photo. — “Stonewall Jackson monument, Charlottesville, VA IMG 4221” by photo by Billy Hathorn, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 - Thu. 10/15
City Council to consider Court Square sign marking sales of enslaved people
Staff lay out four options, from approving the marker to folding a memorial into park planning.
File photo. — “Robert Edward Lee statue Lee Park downtown Charlottesville VA August 2008” by Bill McChesney, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0 - Thu. 10/08
City Planning Commission to weigh design exceptions for 182-unit West Main building
Staff recommend approval with no conditions for LV Collective's eight-story project next to Westhaven; commissioners also discuss a T&N Printing rezoning.
- Thu. 10/08
City police oversight board takes up FY2028 budget recommendations tonight
Packet shows Charlottesville police spending rose about 35% from FY22 to FY26; board also plans a schedule to begin case reviews.
- Thu. 10/08
Weekend early voting starts Oct. 18 in Charlottesville and Albemarle; registration closes Oct. 23
City and county registrars add Saturday, Sunday and longer weekday hours in the final two weeks before the Nov. 3 general election.
- Mon. 10/05
This week: Council Monday, joint City-County Tuesday, Albemarle supervisors Wednesday
Regional transit, homelessness and a land-use report top Tuesday's rare joint session of the city and county boards.
- Mon. 10/05
Council shifts $1 million from Kindlewood Phase 3 to Carlton Mobile Home Park
The Sept. 21 vote temporarily moves the money to Piedmont Housing Alliance to cover a loan payment.
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- Mon. 10/05
City Council weighs trash takeover, FY28 budget kickoff and housing support tonight
Monday's agenda pairs the city's move to take over solid-waste collection with the first look at next year's budget and several housing votes.
