Public Hearing Notices
June 25, 2013
An ordinance to amend the County Code, Chapter 2, Administration, by amending Article II, Magisterial District - more . . . .
An ordinance to amend the County Code, Chapter 18, Solicitation for Noncharitable Purposes - more . . . .
An ordinance to amend the County Code, Chapter 13, Motor Vehicles and Traffic - more . . .
A resolution authorizing the disposition of all or a portion of County-owned properties currently situated within the Forest Heights Neighborhood Improvement Project and identified as - more . . .
While we only had rain with minimal winds with Andrea, we were under a tornado watch for most of the day. Do you know the difference between a watch and a warning?
What does rural look like? Is it a field, a tractor or maybe a farmer’s market? We are hosting a photo drive to find out what it means to you.
County residents who want to recycle more of their used plastics can now bring them to the Convenience Centers. The Centers will accept plastics #1 through #5 and #7.
The County has recently re-launched the citizen services web page. The updated page highlights County services and programs for citizens and neighborhoods.
Whether you want to watch a movie under the stars or sing the night away, Freedom Park is the place to be June 28 and 29.
What's new in James City County
- Come to the Understanding Rural – Expert Panel
- STORM RELEASES - JUNE 14, 2013
- Send photos of what ‘rural’ means to you
- The new Citizen Services web page
- Update on Jamestown Road and Lake Drive water utility repairs
- Craig Metcalfe recognized for contributions to County parks and recreation
- Free First-time Homebuyers class
- Renovations at Mid County Park
- Annual outdoor water use regulations begin May 1
- e-FYI citizen newsletter – June 17 issue
- The Watch Dial
Spotlight
The Fire Administration Building has received Gold certification in the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) program. Located at 5077 John Tyler Hwy., the 10,000 square foot facility houses Fire Administration, Fire Support Services, EMS Training, Fire Training and the Fire Marshal’s office.
LEED certified buildings have lower operating costs and reduced waste sent to landfills. They also conserve water and energy, emphasize improved indoor air quality, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and incorporate sustainable materials.
Guernsey-Tingle Architects and David A. Nice Builders, Inc. completed the design and renovation of this building ahead of schedule.
The Official Site of James City County, Virginia James City Government Center · 101 Mounts Bay Road · Williamsburg, VA 23185 |