After rebate check error, Richmond has second mailing problem, this time with debt letters For the second time in two weeks, Richmond officials announced they made a mistake when trying to send money-related mail to residents.
Turnover in Richmond city government is down Since 2022, turnover at the city of Richmond has fallen from 15.7% to 9.2%.
Voting opens Tuesday for People’s Budget projects Delegates and other members of the People’s Budget team received and sifted through 1,900 ideas.
Richmond budget raises mayor’s salary from $131K to $175K Last year, the City Council voted to raise its members’ salaries to $45,000, a $20,000 increase.
Avula’s first Richmond budget includes $9.6M more for schools and higher utility bills, but no tax increases Avula said his budget attempts to “find creative ways to operate within our means.”
What happened with the erroneous tax rebate checks? A Richmond official explains Richmonders surprised to get a check from the city payable to “Hartshorn Community Council” can throw them out, officials said.
Ambulance authority, city department battle over who will field Richmond 911 calls The groups are are vying for control over 911 calls for medical emergencies, with both arguing they can provide better service to city residents in need.