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Debris Management Plan Receives FEMA Approval
The City of Newport News Public Works Department’s Debris Management Plan has received FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) approval, a requirement for agencies to participate in the Public Assistance (PA) Pilot Program.Director of Development Honored
Florence G. Kingston Named “Business and Professional Person of the Year 2008” by the Warwick Ruritan Club.Newport News Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission
Newly created Council appointed boardNewport News Fire Department Achieves Accredited Agency Status
The Newport News Fire Department has achieved Accredited Agency status by the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI). The award was presented at the Center for Public Safety Excellence Awards Ceremony on August 14th, 2008 in Denver, Colorado.Newport News Waterworks Customer Newsletter
Customer NewsPublic Works Service Calendar 2009
Budget constraints this year caused the City to decide not to publish a printed calendar. However, an electronic version of the calendar dates has been created, which will reflect routinely scheduled Public Works services.Receive FREE Automatic Notifications About City Solicitations
You can use RSS Feeds to obtain automatic notifications of new solicitation activity.Search the City's Web Site With Google
The City web site has recently switched its search engine to use Google. This means faster and better results for your search terms. Try it for yourself.Tax Relief for the Elderly and Disabled
Tax relief for the elderly and disabled provides relief from paying real estate taxes. You may be granted full relief or partial relief, depending upon your income.Tax Relief for the Elderly and Disabled
Tax relief for the elderly and disabled provides relief from paying real estate taxes. You may be granted full relief or partial relief, depending upon your income.Watch City Council Meetings Live Online
Watch City Council Meetings Live OnlineWhat To Do With Unwanted TVs and Computer Monitors
To avoid the shattering of glass and the resulting safety issues of glass chards on lawns or streets, items containing glass are not collected as part of your weekly bulk collection service. This includes TVs with glass viewing screens.


