
Election Day info: What you need to know in Albemarle County
Election Day is almost here, and Albemarle County wants every registered voter to feel empowered to participate fully.

Election Day is almost here, and Albemarle County wants every registered voter to feel empowered to participate fully.

Albemarle County Fire Rescue responded to a call for a suspected gas leak at the Albemarle County Office Building at 5th Street Friday morning.

Albemarle County had been awarded $230,245 in CARES Act funding for the Burchs Creek Road Project with CVSI/Firefly.

The Albemarle County Police Department, in partnership with Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital and the Drug Enforcement Administration, is hosting a drive-up Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday.

The Albemarle County Registrar’s office will operate a mail ballot drop box at the Albemarle High School Parking Lot on Hydraulic Road in addition to the drop box located at the County Office Building on 5th Street next week.

Albemarle County Police are reporting an apparent murder-suicide involving an adult male and a juvenile that took place last week near Crozet.

An Albemarle County woman faces a second-degree attempted murder charge resulting from an investigation into allegations of child abuse.

The deadline to begin the application process for the second round of the Albemarle County Community Lift Grant is Monday, Oct. 19.

An investigation into reports of sexual abuse dating back to 2013 has resulted in an arrest in Albemarle County.

Albemarle County staff will be stationed around the county on Friday to hand out community outreach kits that include face coverings and helpful information about voting, fire prevention, Halloween safety, financial assistance and climate action.
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