Charlottesville City Hall, School Board face $2M spending gap
Charlottesville's city manager has warned that an increase in spending is going to mean even higher taxes.
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Charlottesville's city manager has warned that an increase in spending is going to mean even higher taxes.
City Manager Sam Sander is a hosting a forum at Carver Recreation Center from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 23, to discuss the budget for the next fiscal year.
“Mr. City Attorney, are we allowed to cut this off?” the mayor asked. The city attorney answered: “Yes sir.”
“Mr. City Attorney, are we allowed to cut this off?” the mayor asked. The city attorney answered: “Yes sir.”
Charlottesville Police are asking for assistance in its investigation of a stabbing they say occurred in or around Market Street Park early Sunday.