The City of Colonial Heights adopted budget ordinance (No. 26-FIN-7) for fiscal year 2026-2027, appropriating revenues for Recreation Activity Fund, Economic Development Authority, Capital Projects Fund, Information Technology Service Fund, Commercial Properties Fund, Storm Water Fund, and Water and Sewer Fund.
Jun 9, 2026·Board meeting
Colonial Heights City Council Regular Meeting
The council discussed various items including the recognition of Citizens Government Academy participants, the introduction of the new Fire & EMS Chief, and a presentation on a proposed South-Central Transportation Authority. Key legislative items included amendments to the General Fund and Capital Projects Fund budgets, adoption of a revised General Pay Plan and Public Safety Step Plan, and the approval of the Housing and Development Annual Action Plan. Tax levies for real estate and personal property were considered, along with various employee bonus ordinances, salary increases, and the acquisition of real property at 295 Dunlop Farms Boulevard. Additionally, the council addressed a VDOT interchange study request and received an update regarding the pending audit statement.
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The council meeting focused on several key items, including a presentation of the Annual Financial Report regarding the Fiscal Year 2024 Audit and a presentation of the City Manager's proposed FY2026-2027 Annual Operating Budget. Additionally, the council addressed a required audit statement regarding pending financial audits for fiscal years ending June 30, 2024, and June 30, 2025.
Apr 1, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Zoning Appeals Meeting
The board meeting focused on the consideration of a public hearing regarding an appeal of a Violation Notice and Correction Order issued to the Sky High Smoke Shop for operating a recreational substances retail business without the necessary zoning approvals. The board reviewed staff reports, evidence regarding property occupancy, and legal arguments concerning nonconforming use. Ultimately, the board denied the appeal, upheld the Zoning Administrator's determination, and issued a resolution to enforce the compliance order.