Contractors for the City of Staunton are set to begin work next week.
Council gets additional opportunity to provide feedback.
The City learned on Jan. 14 it is to receive over $850,000.
City Manager resigns position effective immediately.
In anticipation of this weekend’s forecasted winter storm, the City of Staunton is providing an advisory regarding downtown parking restrictions, refuse/recycling collection and snow, sleet and ice removal.
In an effort to ensure the viability of one of the city’s most prominent and historically significant buildings and other properties at a major downtown intersection, the City of Staunton is cooperating with Augusta County in moving its court facilities to Verona.
The City of Staunton Recycling Center at Gypsy Hill Park is changing its hours after the Thanksgiving holiday.
The City of Staunton began its flood sensor project at the end of October with help from a unique partnership with the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Several factors attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic have resulted in motor vehicle valuations rising from 2020 to 2021.
The City of Staunton appeals to everyone who is qualified to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, to get their vaccination as soon as possible.
The City continues its 20-month streetscape project that will renovate and invigorate North Central Avenue.
The City of Staunton is preparing for the potential impact of Hurricane Ida and is encouraging residents to take precautions.
Starting Monday, August 2, the library will extend its weekday evening hours to return to its full pre-pandemic operating schedule.
The City of Staunton’s administrative offices will be closed on Monday, July 5 in observance of the Fourth of July. Regular hours resume on Tuesday, July 6.
The Staunton Public Library is thrilled to announce the addition of several new and exciting digital resources. Receive alerts about new books at the library, take an art class, practice for a professional exam, or read the local news… for free with your library card!
The City of Staunton’s Water Treatment Plant received top scores from the Virginia Department of Health’s Office of Drinking Water for its performance in 2020.
Staunton is receiving $300,000 to help assess, clean up and revitalize former industrial and commercial sites.
The City of Staunton’s administrative offices will be closed on Monday, May 31 in observance of Memorial Day. Regular hours resume on Tuesday, June 1.