Grants & funding in Virginia local government
What Virginia city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about grants & funding — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
660 Virginia meetings since 2024 covered grants & funding. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Virginia with the most grants & funding activity
- Charlottesville, VA (44)
- Martinsville city, VA (30)
- Richmond, VA (29)
- Amherst County, VA (29)
- Danville, VA (27)
- Roanoke County, VA (26)
- Suffolk, VA (25)
- Greene County, VA (21)
- Lynchburg, VA (19)
- Stafford County, VA (18)
- Harrisonburg, VA (17)
- James City County, VA (16)
Latest matching meetings
Board considers site preparation contract for The Moores Phase 1
The Board of Supervisors will vote on several contracts, including police vehicle purchases and software renewals. Members will discuss tax exemptions for seniors and disabled residents, as well as solid waste and recycling services. The meeting includes a closed session regarding Busch Gardens and the Williamsburg…
Agricultural Advisory Committee to discuss strategic planning and grant updates
The Suffolk Agricultural Advisory Committee will meet to approve previous minutes and discuss the Ag Reserve Strategic Planning and a FARM Grant Proposal. The group will also set dates for future meetings.
Board to consider $45 million Altavista Combined School renovation
The Campbell County Board of Supervisors will vote on several items, including a VDOT request to designate Route 762 (Tip Lane) as a Rural Rustic Road and a recommendation to proceed with a $45 million renovation of Altavista Combined School. They will also decide how to handle rough grading for a potential EMS…
Council to consider property purchase resolutions and school funding for FY27
The Petersburg City Council will hold public hearings on two zoning ordinance amendments—one clarifying residential off‑street parking design standards and another updating historic district design guidelines. A third hearing will consider an amendment to the FY27 Grants Fund. The council will also vote on resolutions…
Board considers resolution supporting 1% funding for school construction projects
The Newport News Public Schools Board will hold a closed session to discuss prospective candidates for various leadership positions. After the closed session, the board will certify the closed meeting and address personnel actions. The primary action item is a resolution supporting a 1% funding measure for public…
BEAD grants award multi‑million broadband funding to Rockbridge County
The Economic Development Authority adopted the June 15, 2026 meeting minutes and approved the financial summary report. The board received a broadband update highlighting BEAD awards totaling over $5 million to providers including Amazon, Comcast, SpaceX, and ZiTel, and reviewed progress on the Modine investment. It…
Council considers $4 million state grant for RoVa Labs development
The Roanoke City Council will vote on several items, including a $4 million appropriation from the Commonwealth of Virginia to develop lab space at RoVa Labs (1030 South Jefferson Street). The council will also approve the five‑year budget for opioid settlement funds and accept multiple state grant funds for opioid…
Arts and Humanities Council to discuss FY2026 budget amendment
The Arts and Humanities Council will meet to discuss a funding request for the FY2026 Fall Budget Amendment. The council will also receive an update regarding the FC250 Committee.
Suffolk City Council discusses parks master plan and floodplain amendments
The Council held a work session to discuss updates to the Parks and Recreation master plan and proposed changes to the Floodplain Overlay District. The meeting also included discussions regarding various city ordinances, funding appropriations, and potential land use permits.
Board to approve contracts, grants, and rezoning for Lafayette Commons
The Spotsylvania County Board of Supervisors will consider approving budget adjustments, grant awards, and contract renewals for various county projects and services. The meeting includes a public hearing for a rezoning request for Lafayette Commons and a vote on a proposed repeal of a technology zone ordinance.
Board considers rezoning and special use permits for commercial sites
The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on removing proffered conditions for three commercial properties and a special use permit for a commercial kennel. The meeting also includes several grant allocations for police and emergency services and various board appointments.
EDA to consider grant for Chesapeake Bay Croquet Club and GO VA planning application
The Economic Development Authority will discuss a sponsorship request from the Chesapeake Bay Croquet Club and a planning grant for marine industries and workforce training. The board will also review options for county surplus properties and easements for Project Access.
Authority to consider $6M grant for gas infrastructure at Megasite
The Danville-Pittsylvania Regional Industrial Facility Authority will consider ratifying a performance agreement with a company and authorizing the negotiation of a $6,000,000 grant to extend natural gas infrastructure at the Southern Virginia Megasite at Berry Hill. The body will also discuss amending its bylaws and…
EDA to discuss final draft of Business Development Center Study
The Economic Development Authority will consider approving the May 8, 2026 minutes, hear staff and attorney reports, and review an incentive application for a façade and sign grant at 118 East Main Street. Old business includes a final-draft discussion of the Business Development Center Study.
Economic Development Authority to discuss budget and business grants
The King George Economic Development Authority will meet to discuss the 2026-27 draft budget and business incentive grants. The board will also review the Bloomia expansion and involvement with the 4-H County Fair. A treasurer report is scheduled for action.
Woodstock EDA approves $9,660 façade grant for 121 South Main Street
The Woodstock Economic Development Authority approved a $9,660 reimbursement grant for façade improvements at 121 South Main Street. The board also discussed outreach strategies, reviewed the treasurer's report, and noted the upcoming appointment of a new board member by Town Council.
Council to consider zoning amendments on parking and historic districts
The Petersburg City Council will hold a work session to discuss and vote on consent agenda items, including first readings and public hearing scheduling for two zoning ordinance amendments. One amendment clarifies residential off-street parking design standards; the other clarifies criteria for certificates of…
EDA to discuss business developments and grant funding for 51 Lester
The Economic Development Authority will hold a closed session to discuss business expansions and property acquisitions. In the regular session, the board will consider a consultant contract for a $50,000 grant and a $500 fee for a leadership scholarship.
Board to discuss Oak Grove School sale and sewer/water extensions
The Russell County Board of Supervisors will consider several infrastructure resolutions and a draft for solid waste tipping fees. The board is also preparing for a public hearing regarding the sale of the Oak Grove School property.
City Council considers up to 1% sales tax referendum for public school projects.
The Richmond City Council is reviewing budget adjustments, grant authorizations for affordable housing and historic preservation, and a proposed sales tax referendum for school facilities. The council will also discuss a partnership framework with the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority to redevelop the…
School board to elect chair, approve student fees and handbook
The Newport News Public Schools Board will hold an organizational meeting to elect a chair and vice-chair for 2026-2027 and approve several consent items, including appointment of clerk and deputy clerks. Action items include approval of the 2026-2027 Rights & Responsibilities Handbook and student fees. The board will…
Commission to vote on FY ’27 strategic priorities and event calendar
The Suffolk Early Childhood Development Commission will review manager reports on childcare numbers and budgets. The body is scheduled to vote on FY ’27 strategic priorities, an event calendar, and several new proposals for commission involvement.
Suffolk City Council to review infrastructure and ARPA funds
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss updates on capital improvement infrastructure projects and provide an overview of the American Rescue Plan Act. The body will also address appointments and proposed items for a closed session.
Council to vote on Smart Scale funding, review ARPA projects
The Suffolk City Council will hold a work session on infrastructure projects and ARPA-funded initiatives, followed by a regular session. Items include a proclamation for Park and Recreation Month, a resolution to endorse project applications under the Smart Scale Funding Program, a staff report on mosquito control…
Building Committee to receive update on Taylor Middle School renovation
The Building Committee will review progress reports on school renovations and maintenance budgets. The body is receiving information on security grants and athletic projects.
Board holds public hearings on two rezoning requests for commercial use
The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests: one for 0.441 acres from General Agriculture to General Business, and another for 2.157 acres from Limited Business to General Business with proffers. The Board will also consider updates to the Central Shenandoah Hazard Mitigation Plan for…
Personnel Committee to vote on office reclass and CTE title updates
The Fairfax County Schools Personnel Committee will meet to approve minutes from April 2 and discuss several administrative personnel actions. No major policy decisions are on the agenda; items include reclassifying a School Board Office front desk position, updating Career and Technical Education (CTE) job titles…
Board to consider renaming General Services to Public Works and new government center
The Board of Supervisors will discuss the reorganization of the General Services Department into the Public Works Department and the Custodial Services Division. The board will also consider finalizing a comprehensive agreement for a new Consolidated Government Center.
Finance Committee to discuss budget amendments and grant funding
The Finance Committee will meet to consider amendments to the FY 2027 budget, including fire and water projects, and review a FEMA fire prevention grant. The agenda also includes updates on general fund reserves and revenue collections.
City Council to adopt FY 2027 budget and CIP
The Salem City Council will consider adopting the fiscal year 2027 budget and the five-year Capital Improvement Plan, along with authorizing a federal grant for a water treatment facility bridge and extending a property lien forgiveness program.
Board to discuss two rezoning requests and land use ordinance amendment
The Augusta County Board of Supervisors will hold a staff briefing meeting to discuss several items, including an updated hazard mitigation plan, a land use ordinance amendment, and two rezoning requests with Planning Commission recommendations. Funding requests totaling $92,300 will be considered for Waynesboro First…
Council to consider $17.75M budget amendment for capital plan
The Waynesboro City Council will hold a public hearing and consider introducing an ordinance amending the FY2026 budget by $17,752,989 for capital improvements. They will also consider adopting the FY2027-2030 Capital Improvement Plan and introducing an ordinance amending the FY2027 budget by $720,000. Other items…
Board to approve budget amendments and zoning changes for residential development
The Board of Supervisors will consider approving budget amendments for various grants and funds, as well as public hearings for two rezoning applications and a cash rounding ordinance.
School Board held closed session on 71 personnel actions and grievances
The Arlington School Board met in closed session at 5:30 p.m. to discuss 71 personnel actions (including appointments, resignations, retirements, terminations, and suspensions) and two grievances. The open meeting at 7 p.m. included student recognitions and a consent agenda that approved minutes, additional personnel…
Town Council to vote on FY2027 budget and utility rate increases
The Town Council will meet to adopt the budget for fiscal year 2026-2027. Members will also consider ordinances to raise water and sewage service charges and infrastructure assessment fees. Additionally, the council will vote on extending deadlines for business grants.
Council discusses school renovations, coffee shop permits, and flood mitigation
The Council will consider budget amendments for school entrance renovations and VDOT funds. They are also reviewing a conditional use permit for a coffee roastery at 201 Wilder Avenue and a FEMA grant to relocate EMS services.
York County approves grant to hire three school safety specialists
The Board of Supervisors will adopt several ordinances and resolutions, including amendments to the stormwater and zoning ordinances and a grant to fund school safety personnel. They will also approve special use permits for an automotive repair garage and a tourist home, and authorize infrastructure projects such as…
Tourism Council to discuss FY27 Marketing Plan at June 16 meeting
The Shenandoah County Tourism Council will approve the May 19, 2026 minutes and review the May 2026 financial report, which notes roughly 9% of the budget remaining and $90,000 in reappropriations for a Brownfields Grant. Old business includes marketing performance updates, public‑relations highlights, and a draft…
Community Policy and Management Team reviews budget, contracts, and program evaluations
The team will review the county’s budget report and consider funding requests in an executive session. It will discuss local aggregate data and the issuance of vendor contracts. Additional agenda items include an evaluation and plan for the VJCCA, a review of the IV‑E program, and an annual private day review.
Public hearing on special exception for Norman and Lisa Black
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on Special Exception 2026-189 for Norman and Lisa Black. The consent agenda includes appropriations of revenue and funds for the Commonwealth Attorney, Service Authority ARPA project reimbursement, and the Virginia Telecommunications Initiative project, as well as a…