City seeking public input about racial equity in Fredericksburg

The Board and Planning Commission will consider establishing a maximum allocated density of one dwelling unit per 10 acres in the A-1, Agricultural Zoning District.

“Tourism is a fundamental component of our community, and we rely on it to help maintain the health of our local economy,” says Spotsylvania County Administrator Ed Petrovitch.

From the City of Fredericksburg, Ask the Mayor, it’s Episode 9. This week’s topic is the Rappahannock River Watershed with Officer Joe Young.

The Virginia Municipal League Local Champion Awards recognized local governments for their efforts during the early days of the pandemic

Stafford Supervisors want changes to their contract with the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Supervisors also want to look at the possibility of leaving the system and going on their own.

Fredericksburg’s real estate market is sizzling, Greenlaw says. “Everything is selling as soon as it’s put on the market.”

In this week’s episode, Mayor Greenlaw is joined by Jane Shelhorse, Director of Parks, Recreation and Events, who answers your questions about what’s happening in the ‘Burg.

Residents are invited to participate in a 90-day appeal and comment period beginning on September 30, 2020.

You’ll have two questions on the ballot. Stafford Commissioner of Revenue Scott Mayausky explains each….

Spotsylvania Supervisor Deborah Frazier–a middle school principal–questions the commitment to schools by the board.

Spotsylvania Supervisor Chris Yakabouski joined with Board Chairman Gary Skinner and Supervisor Deborah Frazier in opposing holding back 2+ million dollars in CARES Act money from the schools until at least late October.

After a year of so much bad news, City Council on Tuesday endorsed a plan to restore pay cuts of 2% and 3% that city staff took in the early days of the pandemic. Everyone will also receive a 1% pay increase effective October 3rd.