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Jan 1, 2027·StrategicPlan
Board
City Of Richmond Strategic Action Plan 2027
This Strategic Action Plan Departmental Report for FY 2027 details the Mayor's Action Plan and connects it to department priorities and targets. The plan outlines seven key pillars for a thriving Richmond: a thriving City Hall, thriving neighborhoods, thriving families, a thriving economy, thriving and inclusive communities, a thriving and sustainable built environment, and a city that tells its stories. The overarching goal is to achieve a Richmond where all people and places thrive by focusing on effective governance, community well-being, economic opportunity, and environmental sustainability.
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City Of Richmond Strategic Action Plan Departmental Report 2027
The FY2027 Strategic Action Plan for the City of Richmond connects the Mayor's Action Plan to department priorities and performance targets. It is structured around seven pillars: A Thriving City Hall, Thriving Neighborhoods, Thriving Families, A Thriving Economy, Thriving and Inclusive Communities, A Thriving and Sustainable Built Environment, and A City That Tells its Stories. The overarching vision is to establish Richmond as a city where all people and places thrive.
Oct 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Richmond City Council Summary
The City Council meeting involved the adoption of numerous ordinances concerning special use permits for real estate development across multiple districts, including residential, mixed-use, and commercial properties. Key actions included the approval of land acquisitions for public green space and infrastructure projects, the acceptance of federal and opioid settlement funds for various city programs, and budget revisions impacting public schools and community services. The Council also finalized appointments to the Richmond Metropolitan Transportation Authority, debated legislative agenda proposals, and referred several resolutions regarding tax relief, housing assistance, and utility regulations to standing committees for further review.
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Richmond Planning Commission Planning Commission Summary
The Planning Commission meeting involved recommendations to the City Council regarding several land acquisition projects for drainage, public green space, and transportation improvements, as well as the acceptance of federal funding for the Safe Streets and Roads for All program. Multiple special use permit requests for various residential, mixed-use, and commercial developments were discussed and recommended for approval. A location, character, and extent review for the RACC Adoption Facility renovation was approved. Additionally, the commission reviewed and recommended approval for site plan updates and special use permits for office and education services, with some items including public comment periods and amendments.
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