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City task force focuses on reducing youth crime after 2 gun deaths in 2023 - Vimarsana News

City task force focuses on reducing youth crime after 2 gun deaths in 2023

Fredericksburg leaders are focusing on reducing teen violence following the shooting deaths of two teenagers shot and killed in March and June 2023.

City Council to explore historic preservation incentives - Vimarsana News

City Council to explore historic preservation incentives

Over the past 10 years, there has been just 25 applications for the rehabilitation tax exemption program — 11 residential and 14 commercial.

Fredericksburg, Virginia, Receives $3.25 Million Grant for Storm Water Improvements - Vimarsana News

Fredericksburg, Virginia, Receives $3.25 Million Grant for Storm Water Improvements

The grant funds will come from the VDEQ’s storm water local assistance fund, improving the city’s storm water quality, specifically its effects on the Rappahannock River.

$27 million proposed for Fredericksburg's wastewater needs - Vimarsana News

$27 million proposed for Fredericksburg's wastewater needs

The City of Fredericksburg is proud to announce that Governor Ralph Northam has included $27 million in funding in his two-year budget proposal for the City of Fredericksburg’s wastewater needs. 

Riverfront Park opening delayed, but 'It'll be worth the wait,' says Fredericksburg official - Vimarsana News

Riverfront Park opening delayed, but 'It'll be worth the wait,' says Fredericksburg official

Fredericksburg residents are asking the city manager about the status of the long-awaited $5 million Riverfront Park. The downtown park was scheduled to open this summer, but a lengthy wait on materials in some instances has pushed the project off-schedule. Baroody said last week that city officials are aiming for a “late summer” opening, but declined to offer a specific date as the situation remains fluid. “We’re a little bit behind,” Baroody said. “We hit lots of supply issues like most folks in construction these days. … But we’re full speed ahead an...