DPU suspends water cutoffs as billing glitches continue
Some customers of the Richmond Department of Public Utilities are still experiencing billing problems as the department works to transition to new backend systems.
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Judge dismisses defamation suit over professorial drama at VCU’s Wilder School
Questioning his own firing by the Wilder School, Leighty’s court filings said, was protected speech on “a matter of public concern.”
Avula admin announces ‘soft relaunch’ of city purchasing card system
Informally known as P-cards, the system was meant to streamline small purchases that need to be made quickly.
Council OKs new tax deferral program letting homeowners delay impact of higher assessments
For participants, the program would offer a way to keep their tax bills more consistent from year to year, then pay off the difference when their home is sold.
After governor’s veto, Avula says Richmond is ‘better off’ with collective bargaining
“We actually really believe collective bargaining is good and Richmond is better off because of that.”
What are the parking rules for public meetings at City Hall? The city is looking into it
A spokesperson said that taking the bus to City Hall is free, as is the bike parking on the Broad Street side of the building.
Richmond officials will set up expert panel to review courthouse conditions
Council President Cynthia Newbille (7th District) has proposed a resolution to appoint the panel.
