The City of Staunton is pleased to announce the launch of the Nonprofit Sustainability Grants Program to distribute CARES Act funding to support nonprofit organizations in the city that have been affected by the ongoing public health emergency.
The Staunton Registrar’s Office is providing important reminders for Election Day on Tuesday, November 3.
With the approach of Halloween, the City of Staunton would like to remind residents and visitors of these important safety guidelines from the VDH.
Gov. Northam announced today that Rebuild VA, the grant program established to help small businesses and non-profits affected by COVID-19, has expanded eligibility criteria and increased maximum grant award.
The City of Staunton reminds residents of the updated guidelines involving public participation for the special called Council meeting scheduled for Thursday, October 29.
Lyle Hartt has been appointed City Engineer for the City of Staunton, effective immediately.
Support Downtown Staunton durring Halloween Week, starting Oct. 25
The Staunton Historic Preservation Commission announces update guidelines for public comment for its regular scheduled meeting on Oct. 27.
Molly Goldsmith, Staunton’s Registrar of Voters, reminds residents that the last day for early in-person voting is Saturday, October 31.
Updated guidelines are provided for public participation in the upcoming City Council Work Session and Regular Meeting on October 22 and the special called meeting on October 29.
From 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Oct. 26 and 27, Public Works will have a front-loader available for sandbag disposal.
The Staunton Visitor Center will be closed temporarily through October 21.
Leaf collection continues through January 2021.
Shop and Dine Out in Downtown will continue on the weekends through January 3, 2021.
BPAC invites the community to share their input on the Greenways Plan
While the City of Staunton has no official role in determining Halloween observances, city officials strongly encourage residents and visitors to follow expert guidance provided by the VDH and CDC.
Molly Goldsmith, Staunton’s Registrar of Voters, reminds residents of the critical dates provided. Anyone with questions should contact the registrar’s office at 540.332.3840.
The City of Staunton has received notification from VDEM that the August 8 flood event does not qualify as a federally declared disaster.
The City of Staunton today received an application from Augusta County for a certificate of appropriateness for its courthouse expansion project.
City of Staunton Visitor Center reopens Monday, Oct. 5. Face coverings and 6-foot distancing required.