Albemarle County

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Albemarle supervisors to consider distribution of $7 million in AHIF funds

Habitat for Humanity Charlottesville submitted the top two rated projects, according to county staff.

1 day ago

Albemarle Co Fire Rescue gets $1.03 million SAFER grant to hire six new firefighters

The six will be among 24 new firefighters the county expects to hire for its first of two training classes in 2027.

1 day ago

City Council to consider 0 Court Square auction block signage

The City Historic Resources Commission is recommending more consideration of appropriate commemorations, stating there's no evidence an auction block existed at that particular spot.

3 days ago

VDOT sets design public hearing for Avon St. multimodal improvements

City Council endorsed the plan in August 2025 despite the loss of 33 on-street parking spots.

4 days ago

UVA Hospital chief epidemiologist: Local respiratory illness isn’t the flu

Dr. Costi Sifri said vaccination is the best preventative measure and this season's vaccine looks early to be a good match with the strain seen in the bellwether Southern hemisphere.

5 days ago

Albemarle Supervisors call special meeting to discuss school scandals

The division has been roiled over the past six months by arrests and resignations that have put it in legal peril while also damaging public trust and confidence in the school system.

1 week ago

VDOT seeks input on Emmet St. and 250 Bypass interchange and corridor reconfiguration

The department recently launched two surveys as it explores potential improvements along Route 29. Both surveys will be accepting comments through Oct. 27.

1 week ago

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program to open applications Tuesday

The federally funded program, offered through the Virginia Department of Social Services, aims to help low-income households with their heating bills.

2 weeks ago

Two weeks after emergency closure, still no timeframe on Proffit Rd. bridge repair

VDOT Resident Engineer Greg Cooley told Albemarle Supervisors being in a railroad right-of-way complicates the project.

2 weeks ago

Crozet-based Starr Hill announces merger with Richmond-based Hardywood

The breweries will keep operating their own brands and taproom locations.

2 weeks ago

Albemarle Co. braces for deer-vs-car crash season

Half of Virginia's 6,526 deer-related collisions in 2025 were Oct. through Dec. resulting in property damage costs 20% more than 2024.

2 weeks ago

Albemarle registrar fixes postage snafu with some mail-in ballots

5,509 Albemarle residents had voted early through all methods as of Friday morning.

3 weeks ago

Monticello High students stage walkout in support of principal

Dr. Beth Costa is one of three principals ACPS described as "out of the building for an extended period of time" for undisclosed reasons.

4 weeks ago

No timetable for Proffit Rd. bridge re-opening

The closure started Tuesday as engineers discovered piers needing repair, but the extent of repairs are still being assessed.

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