Fredericksburg’s parks are gaining new cigarette butt disposal containers and we are celebrating with a cleanup! There are new “Sidewalk Buttlers” in town, standing ready to help keep our city clean. Thanks to a recent donation... Read on...
On June 11, 2019, the City of Fredericksburg Council voted 6-1 in favor of moving the slave auction block from its current location at the corner of William and Charles Streets to the Fredericksburg Area Museum. Read on...
The public is invited to a Town Hall with the Mayor and City Council on Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at 7:00pm at James Monroe High School, 2300 Washington Avenue. Topics will be: Update on “2036 Vision Statement, Desired Future States”, Report on the City’s... Read on...
The Fredericksburg Police Department would like your input on the quality of everyday life in downtown Fredericksburg. Please take a moment to complete our survey now through the end of June. Read on...
Park downtown and ride the trolley to fun and convenient destinations in our historic city. Just look for the “Around the Town” trolley-stop signs and hop aboard on Friday and Saturday evenings all summer! Parking information and trolley ride details... Read on...
Walking ART Tour on June 22, 2019 at 10:00 am. It's a FREE walking tour of 2 of the sculptures, guided by Mr. Preston Thayer. It's easy to get in on the fun! Meet Preston at the pocket park at the triangle intersection of Wolfe, Prince Edward and Kenmore. Read on...
Mayor Mary Katherine Greenlaw, ILM Corporation and LifeCare Medical Transports are the latest to sign up as 2019-20 Fredanthropists. Money raised through the program will help fund the Dixon Park roller-hockey rink. Read on...
First-year results are positive for Fredericksburg’s three Technology Zone companies operating under a five-year performance agreement with the City. QRC Technologies, IST Research and ILM Corporation have been meeting performance agreements Read on...
Understanding the value of our buried history with a new interactive story map. It is a resource for those seeking to understand the value of our buried history and
the City’s plan to protect these finite historic resources. Read on...
The City of Fredericksburg’s pursuit of data centers took a significant step forward Tuesday night when its City Council voted unanimously to set a highly competitive tax rate for that business category. Read on...
Within a few days of announcing annual sponsorship program, Fredanthropist welcomes two new donors. The "Fredanthropist" program (Fred’s Philanthropists) is a unique partnership with businesses and individuals for making a positive impact in the City Read on...
The City of Fredericksburg was recently subject to a spamming campaign that may have led to the exposure of emails sent to and from the City Finance Department. As a precautionary measure, we are alerting our residents and customers to be aware... Read on...
The City saved $1,802,805 dollars and 25,590,190 lbs less greenhouse gases by reducing electricity and fossil fuel consumption in city buildings. Read on...
On February 24, Fredericksburg Baseball along with more than 1,000 fans held a ceremonial groundbreaking for the multi-purpose stadium, which is scheduled to open in April 2020. Read on...
Welcome to our new website! We hope you like the changes you see. Please note that if you bookmarked pages on our old website, you may find that the link needs to be updated to the new page location, and the site is best viewed with Google Chrome. We encourage everyone to watch our short video and then to take a scroll around our new website. If you need any assistance, please feel free to contact us at webstaff@fredericksburgva.gov.
