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City Page - September 17, 2020

Update on Flood Mitigation Projects for Windsor Woods, Princess Anne Plaza and The Lakes

Hurricane Matthew brought major flooding to more than 800 homes. Here’s what the City is doing about it.

New Showers, Changing Stations and Restrooms Planned for Oceanfront

The new facility will be built this winter near existing public restrooms at 2nd Street.

Due to Improved Health Metrics, Governor Northam Has Eased Restrictions in Hampton Roads

After nearly six weeks, Virginia Beach and other local cities move fully into Phase 3 of reopening.

5/31 Memorial Update

City leaders are making plans to honor victims, survivors and first responders.

Construction Begins on New Woodstock Skate Park

Following extensive public feedback, Virginia Beach Parks & Recreation and Hampton Roads Sanitation District (HRSD) have unveiled the final design of the new Woodstock Skate Park.

Three Libraries Open for Limited Services as One Closes for Renovations

Thursday, Sept. 17, Great Neck, Oceanfront and Windsor Woods branches reopened and the Pungo-Blackwater branch closed temporarily for renovations.

Virginia Beach Recreation Centers Expand Hours and Resume Accepting New Members

Following the COVID-19 closures, Virginia Beach Parks & Recreation (VBPR) is now welcoming new members at all seven recreation centers.

The current City Hall is nearly 50 years old. While it has served the City well, it is now functionally obsolete. On Oct. 3, 2017, Virginia Beach City Council unanimously approved a resolution to proceed with the design of a new city hall building. The new three-story structure is under construction and progressing well.

City Council Meetings

Special Formal City Council Meeting September 22 at 6 p.m.
City Council Chambers
2nd Floor, Building 1
2401 Courthouse Drive, Virginia Beach

Formal City Council Meeting October 6 at 6 p.m.

City Council Chambers

2nd Floor, Building 1

2401 Courthouse Drive, Virginia Beach

City Council Agenda

Citizens’ Open Dialogue Following Adjournment

Citizens may speak for three minutes at the end of the first formal session of the month (first Tuesday of the month) about topics that are not on the agenda. No more than three speakers may speak on the same non-agenda topic at the same meeting. The first three speakers who register with the city clerk will be called to speak. City Council Meetings are cablecast live on VBTV via Cox channel 48 & Verizon channel 45. You may also watch online on the City's YouTube Channel.

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