Washington Heritage Museums is the new owner of the historic Mary Washington Monument and Lodge property in Fredericksburg. The City of Fredericksburg donated the 1.36-acre property at 1500 Washington Avenue earlier this month... Read on...
As a community dedicated to diversity, equity and inclusion, we are proud to celebrate Black History Month by fostering and sharing the history, achievements and contributions of African Americans in Fredericksburg and beyond. Read on...
The Commissioner of the Revenue’s office, located in City Hall, 715 Princess Anne Street, will begin closing at 4:00 p.m. effective Wednesday, February 1st. In addition, for the months of February, March, and April, the office will be closed on Monday Read on...
City Council received the Phase Three Final Report of Progress and Action on their Priorities for 2020-2022 at their December 13, 2022 Regular Council Meeting. This offers a summary of work accomplished over the past two years. Read on...
VRE Rehabilitation Project includes bridge repairs. Short term, intermittent lane closures on Charles, Princess Anne, Caroline, and Sophia Streets are scheduled to begin the week of January 16th in the immediate area around the train station. Read on...
The Council received a public safety brief at their December 13 work session. The brief contains the current status report and future plans for police and fire. Read on...
The City is committed to continued engagement with CSX on impacts and issues as they work to address concerns, focus on safety, and improve the relationship between businesses and the communities they impact in Fredericksburg. Read on...
The City of Fredericksburg met last month with rating agencies Moody’s, Fitch, and Standard & Poor’s (S&P) to update them on the City’s fiscal standing in preparations for an historic borrow of funds to advance major capital projects. Read on...
Drive Clean Rural USA Project comes to Dixon Park for hands-on demonstration. More than thirty people attended the City of Fredericksburg’s Alternative Fuel Vehicle Workshop on October 27th, 2022 in Dixon Park. Read on...
The City is happy to announce the launch of the Environmental Sustainability Program's website. By connecting our community with resources and programs that are available, accessible, and affordable, the Program aims to support individual action Read on...
The City is now an official V3 Certified Company, which is a program that helps employers develop and implement long-term strategies and nationally recognized best practices in recruiting, hiring and retaining Veterans. Read on...
Washington Heritage Museums is the new owner of the historic Mary Washington Monument and Lodge property in Fredericksburg. The City of Fredericksburg donated the 1.36-acre property at 1500 Washington Avenue earlier this month... Read on...
As a community dedicated to diversity, equity and inclusion, we are proud to celebrate Black History Month by fostering and sharing the history, achievements and contributions of African Americans in Fredericksburg and beyond. Read on...
The Commissioner of the Revenue’s office, located in City Hall, 715 Princess Anne Street, will begin closing at 4:00 p.m. effective Wednesday, February 1st. In addition, for the months of February, March, and April, the office will be closed on Monday Read on...
City Council received the Phase Three Final Report of Progress and Action on their Priorities for 2020-2022 at their December 13, 2022 Regular Council Meeting. This offers a summary of work accomplished over the past two years. Read on...
VRE Rehabilitation Project includes bridge repairs. Short term, intermittent lane closures on Charles, Princess Anne, Caroline, and Sophia Streets are scheduled to begin the week of January 16th in the immediate area around the train station. Read on...
The Council received a public safety brief at their December 13 work session. The brief contains the current status report and future plans for police and fire. Read on...
The City is committed to continued engagement with CSX on impacts and issues as they work to address concerns, focus on safety, and improve the relationship between businesses and the communities they impact in Fredericksburg. Read on...
