Munch comes to Stafford from Prince William County Government. He has more than 24 years of experience in accounting and finance, with over 15 years of local government experience.
Adult Protective Services/Adult Services serves adults over the age of 60 and disabled adults between the ages of 18 and 59.Â
Ten guns, 5 air weapons voluntarily turned in at the Fredericksburg Police station on Saturday in the 7th annual Gun Give-Back event promoted each year by Vice-Mayor Chuck Frye.
A conversation with Fredericksburg Vice-Mayor Chuck Frye on his passion about the annual Gun Give-Back in the City and his Murder Free Fredericksburg initiative.
City Councilman Matt Kelly with updates on the city budget, the need for a new school, changes in council elections, and roundabouts.
WATCH: King George Economic Development and Tourism Director Nick Minor with an update on the Northern Neck Regional Broadband Initiative. It’s seen as a game changer. But some help is still required.
Stafford Commissioner of Revenue Scott Mayausky with details–it incudes an increase to cover the 2019 voter-mandated road bond costs.
Effective today, Spotsylvania residents who want to use the county’s convenience centers or the Livingston landfill must have a residential refuse decal.
Fredericksburg City Council is considering a noise ordinance downtown–now called the “Good Neighbor Ordinance.”
WATCH: Fredericksburg City Council and Police Chief Brian Layton talk about how the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF) recommendations for reform are becoming part of local policy.
Speaking on the Senate floor, Virginia Senator Tim Kaine says it’s time to make DC the 51st state
Stafford Economic Development & Tourism Director John Holden with updates on Smart Stafford:
A divided Stafford Board of Supervisors voted to keep the tax rate at 97 cents.
Ground broken in Fairview Beach for an almost two million dollar government funded Riverbank Stabilization Project.
Is this the new normal for politics in Spotsylvania?
Spotsylvania Supervisors approved a budget that keeps the tax rate at 80.94. Supervisors did not fund a 2.1 million dollar gap in the school budget.
The decision means there will be ward elections in November.
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Over the past year several important votes in Prince William have been early morning.
Spotsylvania Supervisor Chris Yakabouski talks about the upcoming county budget, the need to plan, the Crucible vote, the V-A tax clinic and the trash stickers required by May 1st.
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