Earlier morning service is being offered on select routes beginning Monday, October 18th. An additional hour of service is being added to nine (9) routes and is another exciting milestone for improving customers’ experience on the region’s public transit Read on...
Early in-person voting runs through October 30, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. in the Registrar’s Office at the Executive Plaza, 601 Caroline Street, 5th floor. Saturday in-person early voting is on October 23 and October 30 from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Read on...
The portion of Route 1 within City of Fredericksburg boundaries will be updated with new signage. Several City departments are working to update a number of systems to accommodate new address information. Please check here for your proposed address change Additional Info...
After more than a decade of planning, land acquisition and design work, the City’s newest park opened on Saturday, October 9th. It is a significant, nearly 4-acre, public space with direct river access, children's play area and event space. Read on...
University of Mary Washington and City of Fredericksburg on September 22 unveiled a historical marker commemorating Fredericksburg as the first stop of the Freedom Rides in 1961. Dion Diamond, a Freedom Rider, spoke at the event. Read on...
Watch the video recording of the September 16th Community Engagement Meeting. City Council provided an update on Phase Three Priorities and the new Desired Future State, "Where we all come together." Read on...
Fredericksburg Social Services is now seeking Resource Foster Parents. Our department especially needs people who are willing to care for ages 7 and up and sibling groups. Our Resource Foster Parents do not have to live in the City to foster. Read on...
Our Police Department recently launched a traffic safety initiative to target areas in the City where distracted driving and speeding have become a public safety concern. They are heavily enforcing speeding, reckless driving, disregard of stop signs... Read on...
The City will be implementing a $3 recycling fee for all customers that reside in eligible areas throughout the City. This recycling fee was adopted by City Council to offset part of the cost of the single-stream curbside recyclables collection program Read on...
Replacement of the William Street storm water system, between Caroline and Sophia Street, began in early August. The Sophia Street intersection is part of the first phase of the project to be finished before Chatham Bridge completion. Read on...
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...
The City asked that CSX offer a written monthly update to the community. Members of Council and staff met with CSX representatives and Mayfield Civic Association representatives on March 19, 2021 to continue discussions on hazardous tanker cars. 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...
Earlier morning service is being offered on select routes beginning Monday, October 18th. An additional hour of service is being added to nine (9) routes and is another exciting milestone for improving customers’ experience on the region’s public transit Read on...
Early in-person voting runs through October 30, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. in the Registrar’s Office at the Executive Plaza, 601 Caroline Street, 5th floor. Saturday in-person early voting is on October 23 and October 30 from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Read on...
The portion of Route 1 within City of Fredericksburg boundaries will be updated with new signage. Several City departments are working to update a number of systems to accommodate new address information. Please check here for your proposed address change Additional Info...
After more than a decade of planning, land acquisition and design work, the City’s newest park opened on Saturday, October 9th. It is a significant, nearly 4-acre, public space with direct river access, children's play area and event space. Read on...
University of Mary Washington and City of Fredericksburg on September 22 unveiled a historical marker commemorating Fredericksburg as the first stop of the Freedom Rides in 1961. Dion Diamond, a Freedom Rider, spoke at the event. Read on...
Watch the video recording of the September 16th Community Engagement Meeting. City Council provided an update on Phase Three Priorities and the new Desired Future State, "Where we all come together." Read on...
Fredericksburg Social Services is now seeking Resource Foster Parents. Our department especially needs people who are willing to care for ages 7 and up and sibling groups. Our Resource Foster Parents do not have to live in the City to foster. Read on...
