Funds are limited and applications will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Eligible customers are encouraged to apply immediately.
Despite municipal revenues projected to be nearly $18.5 million less than revenues in last year’s FY21 proposed budget, the $770.3 million proposal is balanced, with expenses...
In her new position and in leading the new office, she will focus on working across city departments to plan for and facilitate the creation of...
The City of Richmond Department of Public Utilities is currently accepting applications from customers that have fallen behind on their utility bills as a result of...
The Stoney administration, working alongside Richmond City Health District, has proposed $500,000 of special-purpose reserves from the projected FY2020 budget surplus go to funding three distinct...
Starting this week, neighborhood and community organizations from across Richmond can apply for a grant from the city to continue or expand capacity for emergency childcare...
Residents can pick up masks at many community locations, such as Richmond Public Library Branches, Parks and Recreation Community Centers, and Richmond City Health District Resource...
“Though many protests have been peaceful, sporadic nights of severe property damage have hurt our small business community,” said Mayor Stoney. “These grants will help those...
Currently, the code bans firearms in city-owned and -operated parks and facilities. The newly introduced ordinance would also prohibit the possession, carrying, or transportation of any...
Due to the impact of Tropical Storm Isaias in the Central Virginia region, City of Richmond government offices will be closed Tuesday, August 4th, with only...
