Six localities are rolling out voluntary conservation measures starting July 1, including an odd-even lawn watering schedule tied to low flows on the James River.
Forecasters are calling for snow, ice, and prolonged cold this weekend, raising concerns about power outages, frozen pipes, and heating system failures.
The city says the outreach meets new federal requirements and relies on predictive modeling, while verification and replacement timelines remain a work in progress.
Officials report that the discharge was contained to an interior room of the facility and does not pose an environmental concern or a health risk for...
Today at 2:30 pm, Mayor Danny Avula announced that the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) has officially lifted the Boil Water Advisory for impacted Richmond neighborhoods.
The City of Richmond, in partnership with the Virginia Department of Health, has issued a localized Boil Water Advisory immediately and until further notice for all...
Utility rate changes passed by Richmond City Council on May 8, 2023 go into effect with the first utility bills customers receive in July 2023. Department...
By Mackenzie Meleski A viral video from September 2021 captured a person swimming in high water along a main intersection in Richmond usually walked by college...
The nonprofit needs supplies to distribute to the homeless population during the hottest time of year.
As businesses prepare to reopen on Friday, the utility encourages the flushing of internal pipes before any water use resumes.
