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Mayor Stoney's memo to Richmond City Council - April 3, 2020

… recovery update to members of the Richmond City Council and public.This third memorandum will build upon what was … projections assume that more residents will be impacted before this crisis is abated, which is why my message to the … businesses. We will introduce an ordinance at the next scheduled city council meeting offering amnesty for all …

City of Richmond offices, facilities to begin Phase Three operations Monday, July 6

… of the city’s operating plan.    The City of Richmond workforce has been operative throughout the State of Emergency, … essential services to residents and businesses despite the public health crisis.   The city continues to urge residents … as the garment covers the mouth and nose.   Residents must schedule appointments to access floors 2-17 in City Hall. …

FY26 Budget Introduction Speech, as prepared

… community needs: our schools, housing, neighborhoods, public safety, and the effective delivery of services that … funding for 51 new vehicles for Police, Fire, Public Works, and other departments - including four new fire … reliable service, this budget does include previously scheduled modest increases to water, wastewater, and gas …

Proposed city ordinance to fund red Pulse lanes

… to direct funds from the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation to paint the Pulse Bus Rapid Transit … streets, building a safer and more efficient transit system for our riders,” said Mayor Stoney.   The pavement of the … city is allocating $413,452 from the Department of Public Works Central Virginia Transportation Authority special fund …

Melissa Paige

… Richmond, and are intended to memorialize individuals for their civic, cultural, humanitarian, or historically … years, working most recently for the Richmond Department of Public Works. Melissa Ann Paige was active in community and …

Video of first public meeting of Task Force to Reimagine Public Safety available

… Video of first public meeting of Task Force to Reimagine Public Safety available Submitted by Sam.Schwartzko… on Mon, …

Governor Northam, Mayor Stoney announce sustainable biotech firm to expand operations in Richmond, creating 250 new jobs

… invest $10.6 million to increase production of pipette tip cleaning, washing and sterilizing machines Governor Ralph … devices that wash and sterilize contaminated pipette tips for reuse, will invest $10.6 million to expand in the City …

Richmond's Response to EPA’s Lead Pipe Replacement Acceleration Proposal

…  (LCRR), which goes into effect in October 2024. Protecting public health and safety is at the heart of the City of … we’ve learned the harmful effects of lead, best practices for reducing exposure to lead have evolved over time. In …

April 3 COVID-19 Public Briefing

… April 3 COVID-19 Public Briefing Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on … Friday, April 3, 2020 The website is a source of help for those who need it and way to help for those who want to. …

Free Smoke Detectors

… free of charge. Call Fire Prevention at (804) 646-1526 to schedule an installation. Title Redirect … free of charge. Call Fire Prevention at (804) 646-1526 to schedule an installation. … Free Smoke Detectors …

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