City of Staunton

Montgomery Hall Park a Virginia Landmark

Montgomery Hall Park has been added to the Virginia Landmarks Register and has been nominated for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places.

Library to Host Genealogy Workshop & Offer New Genealogy Research Service

The Staunton Public Library will hold a three-part genealogy workshop series during the month of June. The Library is also offering a new research tool for those seeking more info about their ancestry.

Paving Projects Continue through June

Streets around the City will be closed intermittently for repaving over the next two to three weeks. See the full list of streets, and be prepared for detours and minor delays.

City to Receive $10K Award for Project Dogwood

The City will receive a $10,000 cash prize to further promote the restoration of Virginia’s state tree in Staunton, thanks to the Augusta Garden Club & the Garden Club of America.

Staunton Hires New Library Director

Sarah Skrobis has been named the director of library services for the Staunton Public Library, succeeding Ruth Arnold who will retire at the end of June after 26 years.

City Horticulturist Receives Award from Garden Club of America

Matthew Sensabaugh was honored with an award by a national organization for his outstanding work in horticulture and service to the community.

North Augusta Street Closing Extended

North Augusta Street will remain closed May 15 through 19 between Frederick and Beverley streets as the City continues repair work on sewer lines.

Public Input Invited for Priorities in City Plan

Your help is needed in shaping Staunton's future. Share your thoughts on the City's Comprehensive Plan priorities during a Public Input Open House on May 4.

Staunton Named Tree City USA for 21st Year

The City's dedication to planting and caring for trees has earned national recognition from the Arbor Day Foundation.

2017 Real Estate Assessments Released

The 2017 general real estate reassessment went into effect on Jan. 1. All real estate in the City is reassessed every two years.

$300,000 Grant Provides Life-Saving Equipment

A $300,000 FEMA grant has provided the Fire Department a tremendous opportunity to modernize its life-saving equipment with minimal impact to the City’s budget.

Celebrating National Library Week

Overdue fines will be waived April 9 through 15 in honor of National Library Week.

City Council Begins Budget Review

City Council has begun the process of reviewing the FY 2018 proposed City budget. The budget is scheduled to be adopted on April 27.

Library Launches Online Community Survey

The Staunton Public Library is urging residents to take a brief survey about services and resources they would like the library to offer.