City of Chesapeake
Recent News About City of Chesapeake
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Police seek help in fraud case involving stolen credit card
On September 10, 2024, a white female suspect reportedly used a stolen credit card at multiple stores in Chesapeake and Virginia Beach. The suspect is said to be driving a grey SUV.
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Chesapeake invites community input on land use plans through open houses
The City of Chesapeake is continuing its Comprehensive Plan update, focusing on land use and character districts. Residents are encouraged to participate in the discussion by attending one of the scheduled open houses or contacting the Planning Department via email at Planning@CityOfChesapeake.net.
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Chesapeake announces holiday closures for Columbus Day
All City of Chesapeake offices, courts, community centers, and Chesapeake Public Library locations will be closed on Monday, October 14, in observance of Columbus Day and Yorktown Victory Day. The Chesapeake Visitor’s Center will remain open from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. On this day, the Voter Registrar's office will also be closed, and early voting will not be available at any location. Regular operations, including early voting, will resume on Tuesday, October 15.
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Chesapeake Treasurer's Office announces temporary closure for training
The Chesapeake Treasurer's Office has announced a temporary closure for training purposes. The office will be closed on Thursday, October 10, from noon to 5:00 p.m. During this period, residents can still access online services through the website www.CityOfChesapeake.net/Treasurer. Normal operations are set to resume on Friday, October 11.
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City of Chesapeake provides contact information for reporting graffiti
If you spot graffiti, please report it to your first connection to the City, the Customer Contact Center. Contact them at 757-382-2489 Mondays - Fridays from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. or submit an online service request.
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Authorities seek public's help in larceny case involving theft of laundry detergents and beer
On September 14, 2024, a suspect entered a store in the 1300 block of Kempsville Rd. and stole laundry detergents and beer totaling almost $100. Authorities are seeking information to solve this case or identify the suspect.
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Chesapeake advises on third-party voter registration mailings
Residents in Chesapeake who have received a voter registration or absentee ballot application from the Center for Voter Information should be aware that this group is an independent third-party organization and not affiliated with the Chesapeake Voter Registrar’s Office or the Virginia Department of Elections.
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Trash collection delays expected in Chesapeake on September 18
Residents should expect short delays in trash collection on Wednesday, September 18, due to a Waste Management staff event. Collection will be performed as quickly as possible, though some residents normally scheduled for collection on Wednesday may have their trash collected Thursday. Residents whose trash is not collected on their normal collection day are asked to leave the bins at the curb until they are serviced.
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Chesapeake City Council announces town meeting for October 1
City Council will hold a Town Meeting on Tuesday, October 1, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at Deep Creek High School (2900 Margaret Booker Drive). Residents are encouraged to attend at their leisure to discuss topics of interest with City Council members and City staff. Find more information about Town Meetings.
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Traffic changes announced for Luke Bryan Farm Tour concert in Chesapeake
The Luke Bryan Farm Tour concert is scheduled for Friday, September 20 at Heritage Park, located at 3444 S Battlefield Blvd, Chesapeake, VA 23322. Traffic throughout the area is expected to be heavily congested on show day, and motorists should exercise caution and patience. Police assistance will be available in several locations. Motorists who are not attending the Luke Bryan Farm Tour Concert should consider alternate routes. Below is important information regarding the traffic plan in the area surrounding the venue for September 20:
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Guide for Chesapeake residents ahead of November elections
As the November 5 election approaches, voters are encouraged to consider their options for casting ballots. Voters can choose between in-person voting on Election Day, early in-person voting, or voting by mail.
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Oaklette Bridge Rehabilitation Project set to begin September 2024
The Oaklette Bridge Rehabilitation Project is scheduled to commence in September 2024. This initiative aims to provide essential repairs, thereby avoiding the need for weight restrictions and extending the bridge's lifespan.
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1st quarter real estate tax bills due September 30
The Treasurer’s Office has mailed out the 1st Quarter Real Estate Tax bills, which are due on Monday, September 30. Those with mortgages generally do not receive these bills directly because their real estate taxes are paid through the mortgage company. For those who do receive them, payment options include phone, mail, in person, or online.
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Chesapeake encourages residents to report litter and debris
Summer's not over yet, which means many drivers are cruising with their windows down. When those same drivers toss their trash from their window, it ends up polluting the City’s right-of-way, ditches and storm drains, forests, and waterways.
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City of Chesapeake hosts master plan carnival for community engagement
The City of Chesapeake is hosting a Master Plan Carnival on Thursday, September 12, 2024, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the River Crest Community Center. The event aims to engage residents of all ages and abilities with various activities and opportunities for community feedback.
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Ex-boyfriend sentenced to over two decades in prison for Chesapeake woman's murder
For immediate release: August 28, 2024.
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Chesapeake announces Labor Day closures for city services
In observance of the upcoming Labor Day holiday, all City offices, courts, community centers, and Chesapeake Animal Services will be closed on Monday, September 2. The Visitor Center will be open from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. All Chesapeake Public Library locations will be closed on Sunday, September 1, and Monday, September 2. Normal operating schedules will resume on Tuesday, September 3. There will be no changes to trash collection.
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Chesapeake Electoral Board to meet for signing security documents
The Chesapeake Electoral Board will convene on Tuesday, August 27, at 10:00 a.m. at the Chesapeake Voter Registrar’s Office, located at 411 Cedar Rd. During this meeting, the Board is scheduled to sign security documents for the Department of Elections.
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Hampton Roads Transit seeks public input on high-capacity transit alignments
Hampton Roads Transit’s ongoing study of high-capacity transit has advanced into Tier 2 alignment alternatives. The study team has narrowed the alternatives to four potential alignments and is seeking public input. Residents are encouraged to join one of the pop-up events or visit the project website to provide their feedback.
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Chesapeake residents can now apply for handgun permits online
Chesapeake residents can now apply for a concealed handgun permit online through the Permitium portal. Residents can access the portal from their home at any time or visit the kiosk located in the Circuit Court Clerk's Office. The fee for a new permit is $25, as well as for a renewal. Applicants must meet the following requirements: