City of Chesapeake, Virginia Capital Improvement Program 2027-2031
A 5-year capital improvement program for the City of Chesapeake, Virginia, covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031. The plan addresses infrastructure investments across community facilities, economic development, education, information technology, parks, recreation and tourism, public safety, public utilities, stormwater, and transportation, aligning with the City Council's strategic anchors and desired outcomes.
Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting
Chesapeake City Council Regular Meeting and Work Session
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The council held a work session focused on the FY 2027 Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Program. The regular meeting included proclamations for National Public Safety Telecommunicator's Week, National Animal Care and Control Appreciation Week, National Fair Housing Month, and National Volunteer Week. A public hearing was held regarding an effective tax rate increase. Key actions included approving consent agenda items, authorizing an application for a FY25 Byrne Justice Assistance Grant, de-appropriating funds from Chesapeake Integrated Behavioral Healthcare, appropriating funds to the Virginia Public Assistance Fund, and passing a resolution to rename Western Branch Park. Additionally, a resolution authorizing the city's participation in opioid-related claim settlements was approved. Citizens provided comments regarding the need for a bus stop at the CARES Resource Center, and the council conducted a closed meeting to discuss real property acquisition and a prospective business opportunity.
Jan 20, 2026·Strategic plan
City Of Chesapeake Comprehensive Plan 2045
The Chesapeake 2045 Comprehensive Plan serves as a roadmap for guiding the city's evolution towards an exceptional future, ensuring it remains a place where diverse lifestyles thrive, schools excel, green spaces are protected, and residents are housed and supported. It is built upon four guiding principles – Proactive, Green, Connected, and Unique – and focuses on seven key areas: Connectivity and Infrastructure, Economic Prosperity, Environment and Resilience, Growth Management and Rural Areas, Housing, Placemaking and Design, and Quality of Life. The plan aims to balance growth with infrastructure, protect natural resources, enhance community connections, and preserve the city's unique character.
