
Update: Albemarle County COVID-19 response
Albemarle County government is emphasizing community safety and resiliency in its response to COVID-19.

Albemarle County government is emphasizing community safety and resiliency in its response to COVID-19.

Albemarle County is looking at revising its annual budget process to accommodate directives aimed at limiting the spread of the coronavirus.

Albemarle County continues to monitor guidance from the CDC and VDH. There are no cases of COVID-19 in our community at this time.

Albemarle County continues to monitor and plan for coronavirus (COVID-19) in our community.

Eighty-four Virginia localities, including Augusta County, are eligible to apply for two programs that protect hemp producers’ crops in the 2020 growing season.

Gov. Ralph Northam announced $18.3 million in grants to support projects including the BARC Connects Rockbridge and Bath Counties project.

All Interstate 81 southbound lanes have reopened at a multivehicle crash site near mile marker 240 in Rockingham County.

Augusta County Library is ready to help the children of Augusta County get ready for kindergarten with 1000 Things Before Kindergarten.

The Route 778 bridge in Augusta County reopened on Thursday with a weight limit posting of three tons. The Route 778 bridge (Knightly Mill Road) crosses the Middle River between Route 777 (Kentmere Lane) and Route 608 (Battlefield Road).

Route 624 (Morgan Ford Road) in Warren County is scheduled to reopen on Tuesday, Dec. 3.
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