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Jobs and New Revenue are Back on the Table for Richmond

… into Richmond’s economy. The project will not utilize any taxpayer money and is projected to generate $30 million in … to bring this opportunity that will provide jobs and tax revenue that can support the City’s priorities, … the operation and development of regional casino gaming properties, live and historical racing entertainment venues, …

City of Richmond DPU meets EPA deadline for Lead and Copper Rule Regulations

… regulations. The requirement states the City must notify persons served at properties where the service line material is unknown or … owned by the City (public), and a portion is owned by the property owner (private).   The City will continue work to …

City of Richmond sells bonds at lowest interest rates in history

… 2020, the City of Richmond will close on its $103.5 million tax-exempt General Obligation (GO) Bonds, Series 2020A in … debt for city and schools projects, and its $51.6 million taxable Series 2020B bonds to refund existing debt service for interest rate savings.   Through the tax-exempt bond sale, the city is avoiding about $41.6 …

New FEMA flood maps Open House June 12 | Maps approved and go into effect July 8

… the maps more accurate. The ultimate goal is protecting property owners and the community from the risks associated … flooding. In 2023, the City provided details to impacted property owners and hosted open houses to provide an … open house on Thursday, June 12 to provide City of Richmond property owners the opportunity to see the final maps, learn …

New FEMA flood maps Open House Thursday, June 12 2025

… the maps more accurate. The ultimate goal is protecting property owners and the community from the risks associated … flooding. In 2023, the City provided details to impacted property owners and hosted open houses to provide an … open house on Thursday, June 12 to provide City of Richmond property owners the opportunity to see the final maps, learn …

Stoney administration provides grants to businesses damaged during recent demonstrations

… local businesses, non-profit organizations, and commercial property owners to recover costs from damage during recent … many protests have been peaceful, sporadic nights of severe property damage have hurt our small business community,” … grants will be a reimbursement of expenses paid to repair property destruction during the recent civil unrest.  This …

Mayor’s FY 2020 Budget Makes Historic Investments in Schools and Streets

… recession. The recession was preceded, in 2006 and 2007, by tax cuts that took the city’s real estate tax rate per $100 of assessed value from $1.29 to $1.20, … for the last 11 years. As far back as 15 years ago, this tax was $1.38; and 30 years ago, it was $1.53. To address …

Public Information Advisory - Press Conference

… Levar Stoney announcing the proposed use of the gaming tax revenue from the Richmond destination resort and … Levar Stoney announcing the proposed use of the gaming tax revenue from the Richmond destination resort and …

Mayor announces city acquisition of Burial Ground for Freed People of Color on North 5th Street

… Back in February, the city was the only bidder for the property, which was sold at auction for a bid of $145,000. … on Friday, April 16 and obtained the title to the property. The purchased parcel represents 1.21 acres of a … in the mid-nineteenth century. In 1960, the city sold the property to the Sun Oil Company with no acknowledgement of …

City of Richmond offices, facilities to begin Phase 1 operations Monday, June 1

… Phase 1 largely entails the phasing in of limited in-person services in key city facilities.   The city continues … 1:   The Finance Department will take customer payments of tax and utility bills in person by walk-in at City Hall. … in City Hall. Enhanced security is intended to limit close personal contact and promote social distancing. For example, …

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