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RMC Events, Virginia’s premier event staffing company, has announced the creation of 300 new part-time positions in the Charlottesville and Harrisonburg regions. In 2017, RMC Events provided event management and support services at more than 9,400 events with 1,800 staff members.
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The Route 29 Hydraulic Planning Advisory Panel will hold its next meeting from 2-4 p.m. Thursday at the Virginia Transportation Research Council, 530 Edgemont Road in Charlottesville.
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Charlottesville City Council voted Tuesday to suspend the on-street parking meter pilot program indefinitely pending re-evaluation.
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To kick off a healthy 2018, Charlottesville Parks & Recreation is offering Free Fitness Week January 2nd – 7th. During Free Fitness Week, all daily admission fees are waived at Carver Recreation Center and Smith Aquatic & Fitness Center.
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City of Charlottesville curbside trash or recycling service customers may place Christmas trees at the curb for collection the week of January 8.
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The City of Charlottesville parking meter pilot program will restart on Tuesday January, 2nd at 8AM. The program had been temporarily suspended from Friday November, 17th through the holidays.
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Charlottesville Area Transit will operate on a standard Sunday service schedule on Sunday, December 31. Only the Free Trolley, Route 2, Route 9, and Route 12 will operate.
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City Manager Maurice Jones announced today the hiring of Thierry Dupuis as interim police chief for the City’s Police Department. Dupuis retired as police chief in Chesterfield County in September of 2017 after serving ten years in that role.
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Craig Brown has announced that he will be leaving his position as City Attorney in Charlottesville at the end of January 2018 to pursue another opportunity. Brown joined the City Attorney’s Office in 1985, and was promoted to City Attorney in 2001.
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Due to the UVA football game against Boston College on Saturday, October 21, Charlottesville Area Transit will detour the Free Trolley.
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