Lacey is the first Black woman to serve in this role in Fredericksburg’s history; city accepting applications.
Lacey, a ‘steady hand’ for Fredericksburg City Council retiring after 33 years
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Finn announces run for full Ward 3 city council term
Former chair of the Fredericksburg Planning Commission, appointed to city council on a temporary basis this spring, will run to represent Ward 3 for a full term this fall.
The Silver Companies and STACK planning $10 billion data center investment in the city
Announcement comes hours after the city council voted unanimously to approve a Technology Overlay District.
Judge rules against plaintiff in suit over city council appointment process
Guy Gormley is still seeking the release of written notes and other materials related to the interview and appointment process.
Rowe announces candidacy for Fredericksburg City Council, pledges to ‘put Ward 1 on the map’
Snowden Hills resident was recently elected chair of Fredericksburg City School Board.
‘A little out of the ordinary’: Jeremiah Community passes final hurdle
On Tuesday, Fredericksburg City Council cleared the way for the supportive housing project to move into the site planning stage.
Gerlach won’t seek re-election to Fredericksburg City Council
Ward 2 councilor, elected in 2021, announced that he won’t seek another term.
Fredericksburg City Council moves forward on legislative agenda, priorities
When state legislators return to Richmond in January to convene the General Assembly, Fredericksburg city officials will be watching.
College Heights residents lobby for creation of conservation district
City Council also approved a measure to initiate a public review process related to the proposed Jeremiah Community supportive housing development.
Fredericksburg City Council moves closer to issuing bonds for CIP projects
The bonds will cover projects including the city’s portion of the Motts Run water treatment project, which it shares with Spotsylvania County.
Fredericksburg remembers ‘a saint among us’ in ‘Mayor for Life’ Davies
‘Mayor for Life’ Davies remembered for his commitment to serving the Fredericksburg community.
Fredericksburg community mourns ‘Mayor for Life’ Davies
The Rev. Lawrence A. Davies, who died Monday morning, was Fredericksburg’s first Black city councilman and mayor.
City Council talks lights, solar, data centers
Mayor Kerry Devine suggests Celebrate Virginia South for potential data center development.
Susan Spears Installed as President of the Virginia Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives
Susan Spears, President & CEO of the Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce was installed as the President of the Virginia Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (VACCE) on June 21.
Public Hearing April 18 on City’s FY2018 Recommended Budget
The public hearing begins at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers.
City Council Schedules First Review of FY 2018 Recommended Budget
The March 28 work session is open to the public.
City Manager Presents $93.5M FY 2018 Recommended Budget
The budget includes a recommended 3 cent real estate tax rate increase.
City Manager’s Update 03/08/17
Highlights of major activities and notable developments.
Plan Update Presented for Mixed-Use Development at Route 3 and Lafayette Boulevard
Fredericksburg Park and the Telegraph Hill subdivision are planned across from the Lee Drive entrance of Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park.
City Council Schedules Vision and Priorities Work Session
The meeting is at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 7, 2017.
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