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The city is the eighth locality in Virginia to give its employees negotiating power.
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Officials say a pilot program went well and there’s value in letting citizens understand how city government functions.
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The president specifically took aim at stormwater fees, though they are not tied to the repealed directive.
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The upcoming ballot measure is the next step required in the process to amend the state constitution. If approved by voters, automatic restorations would begin Jan. 1, 2027.
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