City Residents - Make sure your new student is registered for the 2021-2022 school year. All registration paperwork MUST be complete by August 3, 2021 in order to start school on time on August 10. City Schools are hosting K-12 Registration Drive Throughs Additional Info...
Are you a city resident? Passionate about your community? Serving on a board or commission can be an excellent way to shape government initiatives in your community. The City is currently seeking applicants for the following boards and commissions... Read on...
Join Chuck Johnston and Marne Sherman as they talk about the development review process here in the City of Fredericksburg. This development review deals with primarily subdivision and site plan review. Two recent major site plans are Liberty Place and Read on...
After more than a decade of planning, land acquisition and design work, the City’s newest park is nearing completion. A phased opening is expected to begin late this summer. It will be a significant, nearly 4-acre, public space with direct river access. Read on...
Fredericksburg Clean & Green Commission's Solarize Fredericksburg campaign is happening now. It can help you reduce the cost and complexity of going solar by providing a one-stop shop for education and installation. Read on...
The City of Fredericksburg staff goes to great lengths to ensure American Disabilities Act compliance, even during a national crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic. Sidewalk café permits issued during the public health crisis were contingent on ADA compliance Read on...
As part of an initiative to tell a more complete story of Fredericksburg’s diverse community and history, the City and the Fredericksburg Area Museum have partnered to create a new position, the Curator of African American History and Special Projects. Read on...
City Council advances on pursuit of 2035 sustainability goals with recent budget actions by funding a new Environmental Sustainability Coordinator, purchasing new Police hybrid vehicles, and supporting an Energy Services Contract for government buildings. Read on...
Public Works reminds everyone that they should not flush wipes, rags, paper towels, or other products down the toilet - only toilet paper! Utility staff has responded to several sewer clogs caused by wipes and rags within the City’s public sewer system. Read on...
The Fredericksburg Nationals Baseball Team will be displaying fireworks at the FredNats ballpark at the conclusion of their home games: May 14, May 21, June 4, June 18, July 2, July 4, July 9, July 30, August 13, August 27, and September 17. Read on...
The City asked that CSX offer a written update to the community monthly and the June 2021 update is now available. Members of City Council and Staff met with CSX representatives and Mayfield Civic Association representatives on March 19, 2021. Read on...
City water and sewer customers may have an opportunity for funding from the CARES Act. Customers must be affected by the global pandemic and have accounts in arrears greater than 30 days to be eligible for this opportunity. Read on...
On Tuesday, May 11 City Council took the final vote on what is being called the “Good Neighbor Ordinance.” The ordinance will take effect June 15. Read for more information. Read on...
Warmer weather is here. Are you planning to use one of the City’s parks or public spaces for an event or gathering? Remember to file for a permit. Get information, download permit forms and learn more Additional Info...
Fredericksburg Police Chief Layton provided a final report on the demonstrations of May 31, 2020 - June 2, 2020 to City Council at last night's meeting. Read the report and watch the video here. Read on...
The FY 2022 Recommended Operating and Capital Budget is available for review. Additional budget information/presentations from work sessions is included. The second reading on budget items will be held May 11 at 3 pm Read on...
City Residents - Make sure your new student is registered for the 2021-2022 school year. All registration paperwork MUST be complete by August 3, 2021 in order to start school on time on August 10. City Schools are hosting K-12 Registration Drive Throughs Additional Info...
Are you a city resident? Passionate about your community? Serving on a board or commission can be an excellent way to shape government initiatives in your community. The City is currently seeking applicants for the following boards and commissions... Read on...
Join Chuck Johnston and Marne Sherman as they talk about the development review process here in the City of Fredericksburg. This development review deals with primarily subdivision and site plan review. Two recent major site plans are Liberty Place and Read on...
After more than a decade of planning, land acquisition and design work, the City’s newest park is nearing completion. A phased opening is expected to begin late this summer. It will be a significant, nearly 4-acre, public space with direct river access. Read on...
Fredericksburg Clean & Green Commission's Solarize Fredericksburg campaign is happening now. It can help you reduce the cost and complexity of going solar by providing a one-stop shop for education and installation. Read on...
The City of Fredericksburg staff goes to great lengths to ensure American Disabilities Act compliance, even during a national crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic. Sidewalk café permits issued during the public health crisis were contingent on ADA compliance Read on...
As part of an initiative to tell a more complete story of Fredericksburg’s diverse community and history, the City and the Fredericksburg Area Museum have partnered to create a new position, the Curator of African American History and Special Projects. Read on...
City Council advances on pursuit of 2035 sustainability goals with recent budget actions by funding a new Environmental Sustainability Coordinator, purchasing new Police hybrid vehicles, and supporting an Energy Services Contract for government buildings. Read on...
