History and Culture Commission not currently taking on Monument Avenue work
“With a new mayor coming in, we’re kind of starting over.”
City Government
City Hall, downtown courts building, Main Library top list of city-owned facilities with maintenance backlogs
Together, those three facilities are responsible for $115.4 million of an overall $295 million the city estimates it’s facing in deferred maintenance on its buildings.
McEachin, Barbour set for primary rematch in Richmond commonwealth’s attorney race
Four years after losing a primary challenge against Richmond Commonwealth’s Attorney Colette McEachin, Richmond lawyer Tom Barbour is taking another shot at unseating the city’s top prosecutor.
3 p.m. water update: Production resumes; poor 'raw water quality' contributed to outage
The water plant is now producing water at about 40-45 million gallons per day, slightly below normal full operating capacity of about 50 million gallons per day.
Avula to introduce new CAO on June 6
“Richmond, get excited! I cannot wait for you to meet your new CAO! You’re going to love them, and we’re going to do great things together.”
Richmond water plant under new management as City Hall staff changes continue
Doug Towne, who was serving as the water plant’s superintendent when January’s water crisis struck, has been put on paid administrative leave, officials said.
Update: Tax bills have now been sent to mortgage lenders
"For taxpayers whose lenders typically pay the bill on their behalf, no further action is required."
