City of Staunton

City Schedules for the Holidays

Get the trash and recycling pickup schedule and more for the upcoming Christmas and New Year's holidays.

Pet of the Month: Bishop

Check out our featured Pet of the Month for December. Bishop lives at the Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center and needs a forever home.

Caroling in the Park Spreads Holiday Cheer

Caroling in the Park features local choral groups and offers family fun during the Christmas season. It also benefits our neighbors in need at the Valley Mission.

Recycling Collection on Hold Due to Icy Conditions

Recycling collection is on hold until weather conditions improve.

City to Partially Reopen Johnson Street Garage Dec. 17

The City is planning to partially reopen the Johnson Street parking garage on Monday, Dec. 17 after a seven-month closure for renovation.

TRAFFIC ALERT: Portions of Downtown Streets Closed Dec. 11

The City will close portions of downtown streets on Tuesday, Dec. 11 to remove snow in the way of on-street parking.

Changes in City Schedules Due to Winter Storm

Monday's trash pickup has been rescheduled due to the winter storm, and residents are encouraged to stay off of the roads.

Parking Garage Repairs Nearing Completion

Maintenance work on the New Street parking garage is nearly complete, and the Johnson Street parking garage should be reopened before mid-January.

Free Public Parking For Holiday Season

Starting Nov. 23, get free parking in certain downtown public parking facilities for the holiday season.

Library Events Focus on Climate Change

The Staunton Public Library will feature a film and a speaker on the subject of climate change during two events in December.

Ice Storm Cleanup Nov. 26

The City will pick up tree limbs and debris on Nov. 26 to help residents with cleanup after the ice storm.

Parks & Rec Snags State Award for NatureRidge

Staunton Parks and Recreation has earned a state award for NatureRidge, a natural playground located in Montgomery Hall Park.

Help Local Families and Erase Your Fines

Through Jan. 5, erase your overdue fines at the library with a donation of canned or boxed goods for the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank to help local families in need.

City Schedules for the Thanksgiving Holiday

Get closings and schedules for city offices, trash and recycling pickup and the library during the Thanksgiving holiday.

City Voices Water Concerns in Pipeline Challenge

The City of Staunton has joined Nelson County to express its concern in a legal challenge to the construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

City Gets $8.7 Million for Staunton Crossing

Progress is happening at Staunton Crossing, and a new business strategy is in the works to help bring in industries that offer good-paying jobs.

Author Anne Marie Pace to Visit Library Nov. 8

The Staunton Public Library will host Anne Marie Pace, a Charlottesville children’s book author, on Nov. 8. Pace is the author of the Vampirina Ballerina books.

Absentee Ballot Deadlines Approaching

Tuesday, Oct. 30 and Saturday, Nov. 3 mark important deadlines for absentee voting.

Get Rid of Unwanted Medications

Local health and public safety officials are encouraging residents to clear their medicine cabinets and turn in unwanted and expired prescription drugs on Oct. 27.

SCCF Receives SunTrust Foundation’s 2018 Lighting the Way Award and $75,000 Grant

Staunton Creative Community Fund was awarded a 2018 Lighting the Way Award and $75,000 grant by the SunTrust Foundation.