City Council hereby resolves that: We join the community in condemning acts of violence by law enforcement against black people; We recognize that expression of public concern is the essence of democracy and a caring populace, and continue to support... Read on...

A state of emergency has been declared within the City of Fredericksburg and a curfew has been issued. No person is authorized to be in public between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. beginning June 1st, 2020 and ending June 3, 2020. Read on...

June 1 video includes a message from Fredericksburg Fire Chief Mike Jones regarding the May 31 civil disturbance. But first, a review of Covid-19 cases here in Fredericksburg. In our immediate area there are now 1,597 positive cases in our Health Read on...

Voting at-home via absentee ballot is available to all City Voters for the June 23, Democratic and Republican Primary. The last day to request a ballot is June 16. Read on...

The City and its Economic Development Authority will work with the local business community to establish additional business-assistance programs in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. Read on...

Some Virginia businesses will be allowed to resume operations in a restricted and very limited manner today, including those in the City. This marks the start of Governor Northam’s Phase One loosening of some restrictions on business operations and civic Read on...

On March 10 the City Manager's Recommended Budget was presented to Council. Revised recommendations are being presented to Council in upcoming meetings on June 9 and 23. Read on...

Located in Hurkamp Park, 500 William Street. All shoppers are recommended to wear masks and gloves. Three entrances will be available to the market. Our vendors will be wearing masks/gloves and they will handle all produce Read on...

Fredericksburg City Council voted to extend the Personal Property Tax deadline from May 15 to July 15, 2020. The deadline for Real Estate bills was NOT extended, and were due to the Treasurer’s Office by May 15th. Read on...

The City of Fredericksburg is pleased to announce that the three major bond rating agencies – Fitch, Moody’s, and Standard & Poor’s – all confirmed their current credit ratings for the City of Fredericksburg last week. The agencies were reviewiewing... Read on...

Fredericksburg Social Services have officially extended Child Abuse Prevention “month” until the current Shelter in Place order is lifted by Governor Northam. If you are worried about a child, you can reach out (anonymously if you prefer) to someone who Read on...

The Canal Path/Heritage Trail has been very busy these last few weeks. We have a NEW interactive map to help you find nearby hiking & walking trails (some are paved, some are not) located all over the City while keeping social distancing at the same time! Read on...

The City is offering guidance for workers and employers involved in retail operations that remain open during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly those operations with high customer volumes and in critical sectors. This includes retail pharmacies and... Read on...

All courts, may hear in-person proceedings effective May 18 through June 7, subject to prioritizing emergency matters. New social distancing practices will be in force. Read on...

VRE Parking Decals will go on sale effective April 1, 2020, through the Treasurer’s Office. This decal allows you preferred parking in the City Residents Only lot at the VRE Station. Your current decal is good through midnight, May 15. Read on...

Please only flush toilet paper down pipes, no other wipes, or even paper towels. "Flushable" wipes can still cause problems in sewer systems because they do not disintegrate quick enough. Read on...

The construction of the Riverfront Park has begun. Last November, City Council awarded a contract for construction of the park to Athena Construction of Triangle, Virginia. Read on...

Work continues on the replacement of the sanitary sewer interceptor system in the upper Caroline Street corridor. Caroline Street is now detoured at Progress Street. Read on...

Motorists are advised of work zones and traffic pattern changes in the 600 block of William Street (between Douglas and Winchester Streets) associated with construction of the new Liberty Place development. Read on...

The Mayor and City Council have recently received the January quarterly update on the Council Priorities for FY 2019-2021 under the categories of the eight desired future states. These Priorities are meant to advance toward Council’s 2036 Vision... Read on...