City offices, schools, most services will be closed Monday for MLK Day

Jan. 14, 2021 - City schools and most city offices will be closed Monday, Jan. 18, for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. There will be no regular trash pickup on Monday. Circuit and district court, along with most state offices, will also be closed. Tr...

Hampton to honor 16 local heroes on Martin Luther King Day

Jan. 14, 2020 - Hampton will hold a virtual ceremony on Monday to honor the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and 16 local people who have had an impact on Hampton through a commitment to peace, justice, and progress.

Mayor Donnie Tuck announced the names of...

Hampton city offices move to appointment-only for most transactions

Jan. 12, 2020 - As COVID-19 rates continue to increase in Hampton and the region, Hampton city offices will require appointments for most residents and others who need to conduct business with the city as of Wednesday, Jan. 13. 

This will increase...

City continues regular schedule of disinfecting buildings to help stop spread of COVID-19

Jan. 12, 2021 -  Hampton maintains a regular schedule for "fogging" or spraying city facilities with a disinfectant in order to reduce the possible spread of the coronavirus. The fogging includes wiping down most common areas and then s...

Huntington Ingalls completes first of two buildings in Hampton for unmanned systems

Jan. 11, 2021 - Huntington Ingalls Industries announced Monday that it has completed the first phase of a new Unmanned Systems Center of Excellence in Hampton. The 22,000 square-foot facility is the first of two planned buildings. It will be used to assem...

Mayor will host a Facebook Live Forum Tuesday evening on the COVID-19 pandemic

Jan. 11, 2021 - In the face of continuing increases locally in COVID-19 cases, the city and Mayor Donnie Tuck will hold a Facebook Live Forum Tuesday, Jan. 12, at 6 p.m. Guests will include Nancy Lemis, epidemiologist for the local health departments, and...

Go online to find out when you will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine

Jan. 11, 2021 - The Virginia Department of Health has developed a new, quick way for you to find out when you will be eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine, and how you can be notified when the vaccine is ready. Visit this website [hampton.us2.lis...

Find out what makes Hampton unique during a virtual Hampton 101 on Jan. 23

Jan. 7, 2021 - Find out what makes Hampton unique, livable and a great place to call home during a virtual Hampton 101 on Jan. 23 from 9 a.m.-noon. Spend time with some of the city's top leaders - including City Manager Mary Bunting, Police Chief Terry Su...

Take this survey and tell us what qualities the next Hampton police chief should have

Jan. 5, 2021 - Hampton Police Chief Terry Sult has announced that he will retire this year, and the search for the next police chief is under way. Community stakeholders representing neighborhoods, businesses, the faith community and youth have been inter...

Mayor Tuck, HU president team up to get COVID-19 vaccination to show vaccine's safety

Dec. 23, 2020 — Mayor Donnie Tuck and Dr. William Harvey, president of Hampton University, received the COVID-19 vaccine today at Sentara CarePlex Hospital in Hampton to demonstrate the safety of the vaccine.

The two leaders stepped forward to sh...

Funds available for help with some utility bills for people economically hurt by coronavirus

Dec. 18, 2020 - Hampton Roads residents and businesses struggling with past-due water and wastewater bills because of COVID-19 are eligible for some relief. Funds are limited, so people are advised to submit applications quickly.

People with overdue direct...

DMV Select closing Dec. 24 until further notice due to rise in COVID-19

Dec. 16, 2020 — Because of a recent increase in COVID-19 cases in the region, the Hampton DMV Select will be closing until further notice after 4 p.m. Dec. 23. Appointments already scheduled through Dec. 23 will be kept, but no further appointments will b...

Community colleges collaborate to create regional workforce development program

Masks offer protection from COVID ... unless you wear them like this

Dec. 11, 2020 - Wearing a mask - the right way - helps protect you and others from COVID, and it’s mandatory in public areas.  Help mask shirkers see the error of their ways.  Download, print and share. You know who we&apos...

Health Department plans drive-through COVID testing as virus spread continues

Dec. 10, 2020 - As COVID numbers rise in the Hampton Roads area, the Hampton and Peninsula Health Districts will hold two large drive-through testing events.  Both are free, and testing is open to all. Both also offer quicker-than-usual results.

T...

The rumor is confirmed: Amazon to build delivery center at site of old Kmart

Dec. 8, 2020 - Amazon, the world’s largest internet-based retailer, has closed on the long-vacant Super Kmart property on Mercury Boulevard. Plans are to build a last mile delivery center that will add jobs and speed package delivery to customers.

Amazon w...

Hampton City Schools takes its libraries to students via the book bus

Dec. 7, 2020 - Distance learning brings teachers and their lessons via the computer, but it doesn't let students visit their school libraries. So Hampton City Schools' librarians are taking books on the road. The next visit is Friday, Dec. 11.

The schools ...

Water line replacement for Fort Monroe will also boost capacity in Phoebus

Dec. 3, 2020 - The Fort Monroe Authority is planning to replace the 1940s-era water line to Fort Monroe. The line serves the former base exclusively but runs through other parts of Hampton.

This project will replace approximately 6,000 feet of existing 14-...

Hampton fights flooding with Virginia’s first environmental impact bond

Dec. 3, 2020 - Hampton has become the third municipality in the country to use an innovative form of financing to fund three major projects aimed at reducing flooding and pollution.

The city closed on Virginia’s first Environmental Impact Bond yesterday, a...

Mayor's State of the City focuses on pandemic challenges as well as successes this year

Nov. 19, 2020 - Hampton Mayor Donnie Tuck gave this year’s State of the City address virtually in a presentation by the Virginia Peninsula Chamber of Commerce. There was a more somber but still optimistic tone, with the theme “One for ...

UPDATE: Virtual open house about plans for sewer pump upgrade in Phoebus

Nov 18, 2020 - The Hampton Roads Sanitation District is planning upgrades for Phoebus, including a new pump station.  The customary "open house" to acquaint residents of the area with the project will be held virtually this year due to ...

City of Hampton honored for continuing innovation and transformation

James T. Wilson Fishing Pier reopens Saturday, Oct. 17, after being hit by barge in November

Oct. 14, 2020 - Hampton’s James T. Wilson Fishing Pier - closed since November when it was hit by a drifting barge - will reopen Saturday at 8 a.m. Repairs have been completed and the pier will resume regular hours until Dec. 31, when it will close until ...

Hampton Roads localities urge residents to do their part to stop the spread of COVID

Oct. 5, 2020 - Hampton Roads’ localities together created a message for residents:  "It's in Our Hands," to stop the spread of COVID-19 in Hampton Roads.

The public service campaign reminds residents that if they do th...

State group honors Hampton for communications during the COVID-19 pandemic

Oct. 2, 2020 - A state organization for local governments has named Hampton a 2020 "Local Champion" in the area of communications during the COVID-19 crisis. The award will be presented to Mayor Donnie Tuck, City Manager Mary Bunting, and the ci...

Now through May 14, 2021, your dog can join you as you enjoy city beaches

Sept. 15, 2020 - Beginning today through May 14, 2021, dogs are once again allowed on city beaches. This includes Buckroe Beach, Outlook Coves, Salt Ponds, and Grandview Beach & Nature Preserve. Dogs must be on a leash at all times, and owners must co...

Numbers show Hampton Roads housing market hot; inventory is down

Sept. 15, 2020 - The Hampton Roads housing market is hot, according to numbers released by the Real Estate Information Network Inc. August data shows year-over-year:

• Pending sales rose 34.78%
• Settled sales rose 15.37%
• The median sales price was up 7.84%

What&...

City revenues projected to grow 3.2%; Council reviews priorities for funding

Feb. 26, 2020 - City Council got some good news about revenue growth, and then tackled a long list of projects that could use that money — and then some — for strategic priorities.

Karl Daughtrey, finance director, projected that revenu...

Hampton’s Sentara Careplex Hospital is listed in the top 5% of hospitals in the nation

Feb. 14, 2020 - Hampton’s Sentara Careplex Hospital is among the top 250 of hospitals in the nation for overall clinical excellence, according to the healthgrades website.

Healthgrades’ list is based solely on clinical quality outcomes ...

Hampton ranked one of the most affordable beach towns for 4th year

Feb. 10, 2020 — Hampton remains one of the most affordable beach towns in America, according to a recent study by the financial technology company SmartAsset.

Considering median home value, property taxes and housing cost, the city was ranked no....

Travel website offers reasons to visit Hampton, including food, fun and water

Feb. 4, 2020 - Travel Awaits, a website featuring international travel destinations, has posted an article entitled “8 Reasons To Put Hampton, Virginia On Your Bucket List.” Hampton was noted for its lively waterfront downtown area, li...

Majority of Hampton homeowners will find their homes increased in value this year

Jan. 23, 2020 - For homeowners who saw their value dip after the housing bubble burst, City Assessor Gary James has some good news: The vast majority of Hampton homeowners  – 89% – will find their homes increased in value this...

Here's where you can get rid of unwanted households chemicals, computers and more

Jan. 3, 2020 - The 2020 schedule for household chemical collections and computer recycling is now available. Hampton residents can safely dispose of computers, computer monitors, desktop printers, paint, stains, gasoline, insecticides and much more from 8...

Hampton-based Registrar Corp. continues to grow; expands headquarters

Aug. 29, 2019 - Hampton-based Registrar Corp. marked a company expansion with a ribbon-cutting on Wednesday, Aug. 28. The company is a leading provider of U.S. Food and Drug Administration compliance services to FDA-regulated facilities worldwide.

Registra...

St. George Brewery's Golden Ale wins U.S. Beer Tasting Championship

Aug. 27, 2019 - The St. George Brewery's Golden Ale was named Grand Chamption best golden ale or Kolsh in the United States Beer Tasting Championship for the second year in a row.

The brewery's Doppelbock was ranked best in the Southeast region as well.&am...

City manager's recommended budget for FY 2020 is now available online

April 15, 2019 - The city manager's recommended budget for 2019-2020 is now available online. The proposed budget would fully fund the city schools’ budget, add police personnel, boost flood mitigation projects, increase workforce development an...

Proposed budget boosts schools, police, flood mitigation, economic development

April 10, 2019 – City Manager Mary Bunting unveiled highlights of a proposed budget for next year that would fully fund the city schools’ budget, add police personnel, boost flood mitigation projects, increase workforce development, provide for 3 percent ...

Home values continue slow climb; gains seen across city

Jan. 23, 2019 - A majority of Hampton homeowners – almost 60 percent – will find their homes have increased in value this year. That’s the biggest boost in home values in more than a decade and a sign of “slow, stea...

War Memorial Stadium tour canceled due to inclement weather

Today's 9 am City Council War Memorial Stadium tour has been canceled due to inclement weather and will be rescheduled at a later date. Council work session will still be held in council chambers at 1:00 p.m. today. For more information, please v...

City Council allows off-track betting facility and approves several zoning changes

Jan. 9, 2019 – Hampton’s City Council on Wednesday endorsed a permit for an indoor off-track betting horse racing facility in the Power Plant shopping center, as well as several zoning changes for small live entertainment venues and the Phoebus district.

T...

Clean City Things to Know and Do!

Clean City Things to Know and Do! Hampton City Update, Community Cleanups, Seed Swap, Community Appearance Index, Virtual Hampton 101, Household Chemical Collection

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HAMPTON CITY OFFICES MOVE TO APPOINTMENT-ONLY FOR MOST...

Clean City Things to Know & Do!

Clean City Things to Know and Do! Happy New Year, New Green Year Resolutions, Virtual Seed Swap, Christmas Tree Disposal, Community Cleanup, Help Our Pollinators!

RETIREMENT FAREWELL TO MY FRIENDS!

The Hampton Clean City Commission has been a part...

Clean City Things to Know and Do! November 20

Clean City Things to Know and Do! Illegal Dumpsite Cleanup, Community Gardens Hoop Houses, Bee Habitat, Tour de Trash Express, Tree Planting News, Virtual Litter Index, Big HCCC News, Videography Volunteer Needed!

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Keep Hampton Green Trees Planted at Bluebird Gap Farm and Armistead Pointe!

Thanks to the Hampton Clean City Commission's Keep Hampton Green Fund, 108 native trees and shrubs were planted at Bluebird Gap Farm and Armistead Pointe on October 24 and November 7 by a total of 65 volunteers. 

On October 24, 38 volunteers of al...

Recycle Your Plastic Bags and Other Film Plastics

Plastic bags and plastic wraps of different kinds ARE recyclable, but they’re not recyclable in your household recycling container. They have to be taken to drop-off sites, most of which are retail locations that you might already be visiting.

Why can’t th...

DMV Select closing Dec. 24 until further notice due to rise in COVID-19

Dec. 16, 2020 — Because of a recent increase in COVID-19 cases in the region, the Hampton DMV Select will be closing until further notice after 4 p.m. Dec. 23. Appointments already scheduled through Dec. 23 will be kept, but no further appointments will b...

New ordinance requires minimum green area for street frontage yards of residences

Jan. 4, 2021 - Effective Dec. 9, a new city ordinance requires a minimum green area for street frontage yards of residential properties. The ordinance also requires both commercial and residential property owners to get a zoning permit before adding any i...

Hampton fights flooding with Virginia’s first environmental impact bond

Dec. 3, 2020 - Hampton has become the third municipality in the country to use an innovative form of financing to fund three major projects aimed at reducing flooding and pollution.

The city closed on Virginia’s first Environmental Impact Bond yesterday, a...

Hampton, Bay Foundation announce partnership for projects

Dec. 19, 2018 - Hampton could be the first in Virginia to take on pioneering projects that reduce flooding and prevent pollution using environmental impact bonds, a funding tool leveraged through the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and Quantified Ventures.

Hampton 2040: Help kick off a major update to the city's Community Plan on Oct. 30

Oct. 5, 2018 - Help kick off a major update to the city’s Community Plan. 

The new plan — Hampton 2040 — will be a road map for the city’s future, and we want your perspective to set the right course. What i...

Huntington Ingalls completes first of two buildings in Hampton for unmanned systems

Jan. 11, 2021 - Huntington Ingalls Industries announced Monday that it has completed the first phase of a new Unmanned Systems Center of Excellence in Hampton. The 22,000 square-foot facility is the first of two planned buildings. It will be used to assem...

Huntington Ingalls Industries expands unmanned systems with new acquisition

Jan. 6, 2021 - Huntington Ingalls Industries has acquired the autonomy business of Spatial Integrated Systems Inc. The acquisition further expands HII’s "unmanned systems capabilities with a highly skilled team and proven unmanned surface vessel (USV...

Two Phoebus venues highlighted in Pilot's list of most-anticipated for 2021

Jan 4, 2021 -Two Phoebus venues were listed as #1 and #3 in the Virginia Pilot’s list of the most anticipated Hampton Roads restaurants and breweries for 2021. Both are scheduled to open in January. The Bakers Wife: "Grey Goose own...

Community colleges collaborate to create regional workforce development program

The rumor is confirmed: Amazon to build delivery center at site of old Kmart

Dec. 8, 2020 - Amazon, the world’s largest internet-based retailer, has closed on the long-vacant Super Kmart property on Mercury Boulevard. Plans are to build a last mile delivery center that will add jobs and speed package delivery to customers.

Amazon w...

Hampton’s Sentara Careplex Hospital is listed in the top 5% of hospitals in the nation

Feb. 14, 2020 - Hampton’s Sentara Careplex Hospital is among the top 250 of hospitals in the nation for overall clinical excellence, according to the healthgrades website.

Healthgrades’ list is based solely on clinical quality outcomes ...

Sign up for Community Emergency Response Team training and learn how to help your friends, neighbors

July 26, 2019 - Hampton's Emergency Management Office has a new CERT class starting Sept. 12. Sign up now for four weeks of training on everything from disaster preparedness to light search and rescue.

Classes will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 p.m...

Sign up now Community Emergency Response Team training in April

Feb. 26,  2018 - Hampton's Emergency Management Office has a new Community Emergency Response Team class starting April 5. Sign up now for four weeks of training on everything from disaster preparedness to light search and rescue. Classes will be...

It's not too early to sign up for Community Emergency Response Team training

Nov. 3, 2017 - Hampton's Emergency Management Office has a new Community Emergency Response Team class starting Jan. 4. Sign up now for four weeks of training on everything from disaster preparedness to light search and rescue. Classes will be held Tuesda...

Colorful yearbook highlighting Fire & Rescue history is first in more than 20 years

Oct. 12, 2020 - For the first time in more than 20 years, Hampton’s Division of Fire and Rescue has produced a colorful yearbook documenting the division’s rich history, which dates back to 1884.

The yearbook includes a list of career a...

Classes for the next Citizens Fire Academy scheduled for Sept. 21-30 are postponed

July 18, 2017 -  Classes for the next Citizens Fire Academy scheduled for Sept. 21-30 on Thursdays and Saturdays have been postponed and will be rescheduled. Check back at hampton.gov/fire for rescheduled dates. Learn what it takes to provide fir...

Fire & Rescue gets top services rating

April 4, 2016 - The Division of Fire & Rescue would like to proudly announce that our new Insurance Services Office "class 1" rating is in effect as of April 1. The Division thanks our members, city officials, and others who helped reach thi...Read on...

Hampton History Museum and Air Power Park Building Available by Appointment Only

Hampton, VA—As COVID-19 rates continue to increase in Hampton and the region, Hampton city offices and buildings will begin to require appointments for residents and others who need to conduct business with the city as of Wednesday, Jan. 13. The Hampton H...

Narissa Bond Virtual Concert - Wednesday, January 20, 7 pm

Virtual Front Porch Music SeriesNarissa BondHampton History Museum Facebook Live - Wednesday, January 20, 7-8 pmWe’d hoped to have Narissa here in person last spring to hear songs from her latest release, "Rhythm of Love,” but lac...

City gets $707,000 grant for Air Power Park

Sept. 30, 2020 - Hampton has received a $707,008 grant from the federal government that will be used for improvements needed at Air Power Park on Mercury Boulevard.

According to the application for the Defense Community Infrastructure Pilot Program: "...

"Hampton One: Working, Building, and Racing on the Water," on view now!

This artifact-rich exhibition explores Hampton's integral ties to, and love of, the water that surrounds the city, its seafood and maritime heritage, and passion for sailing as embodied in the locally developed Hampton One-Design sailboat, and th...

Hampton Sheriff B.J. Roberts dies Dec. 26; was state's longest-serving sheriff

Dec. 28, 2020 - The Hampton Sheriff’s Office announced that longtime Hampton Sheriff B.J. Roberts died peacefully at his home on Dec. 26, after celebrating Christmas Day with his family.

The Sheriff's Office released a statement mourning...

New convenient online birthing classes offered for expecting parents

Feb. 13, 2020 — Healthy Families offers new online childbirth classes for expectant mothers and their families who want the option to stay at home while they learn what to expect. 

Parents expecting a new child can get the same quality i...

Overdrive audiobook service is available through Hampton libraries

Dec. 7, 2020 — Hampton Public Library patrons have access to audiobooks online again, now offered through Overdrive, which also offers its full catalog of ebooks.

Users can choose from thousands of eBooks and eAudiobooks, from classics t...

Boots to Business entrepreneurship training targets transitioning military

Feb. 4, 2020 - Active-duty military and Reserves, as well as their spouses, are eligible to take a two-day course designed to teach essentials of entrepreneurship and fundamentals of business ownership. It will be held Feb. 18-19.

The workshop, which will ...

How to reach Parks offices, facilities while city operations are by appointment

Santa used Zoom to provide a little holiday cheer to area children this year

Dec. 22, 2020 - Despite the pandemic and other trials, Santa managed to make his annual “Santa Calls” to deserving kids this year, brightening the holidays for more than 100 youngsters who were signed up. Hosted by Hampton’s Parks, Recreation and Leisure ...

James T. Wilson Fishing Pier reopens Saturday, Oct. 17, after being hit by barge in November

Oct. 14, 2020 - Hampton’s James T. Wilson Fishing Pier - closed since November when it was hit by a drifting barge - will reopen Saturday at 8 a.m. Repairs have been completed and the pier will resume regular hours until Dec. 31, when it will cl...

Now through May 14, 2021, your dog can join you as you enjoy city beaches

Sept. 15, 2020 - Beginning today through May 14, 2021, dogs are once again allowed on city beaches. This includes Buckroe Beach, Outlook Coves, Salt Ponds, and Grandview Beach & Nature Preserve. Dogs must be on a leash at all times, and owners must co...

Modifications to Police Services

As of January 13, 2020, the below COVID-19 changes are in effect:

• Police Headquarters located at 40 Lincoln Street is CLOSED to the public. Citizens are encouraged to handle police-related business by telephone or by appointment only. 
• Filing Polic...

Police being proactive after early-2019 homicides; 2018 saw decrease in violent crimes

Jan. 28, 2019 - Police Chief Terry Sult told City Council on Wednesday that the Police Division had already taken steps to address safety concerns after an unusual four homicides in January. That followed a decrease in crime last year, with violent crime ...

City continues regular schedule of disinfecting buildings to help stop spread of COVID-19

Jan. 12, 2021 -  Hampton maintains a regular schedule for "fogging" or spraying city facilities with a disinfectant in order to reduce the possible spread of the coronavirus. The fogging includes wiping down most common areas and then s...

Here's where you can get rid of unwanted household chemicals, computers and more

Jan. 3, 2020 - The 2020 schedule for household chemical collections and computer recycling is now available. Hampton residents can safely dispose of computers, computer monitors, desktop printers, paint, stains, gasoline, insecticides and much more from 8...

Drainage project under way to relieve flooding in Merrimac Shores neighborhood

July 27, 2016 - Work continues on a new Public Works drainage project in the Merrimac Shores neighborhood. The project is designed to divert stormwater under the roadway instead of across it, helping to reduce flooding that frequently blocks Catesby Jones...Read on...

DMV Select closing Dec. 24 until further notice due to rise in COVID-19

Dec. 16, 2020 — Because of a recent increase in COVID-19 cases in the region, the Hampton DMV Select will be closing until further notice after 4 p.m. Dec. 23. Appointments already scheduled through Dec. 23 will be kept, but no further appointme...

Hampton residents can now pay taxes by phone, go online or put payments in the mail

To pay taxes online, go to https://hampton.virginiainteractive.org/Account/Login.

To drop off payments, there is a green box outside the Ruppert Sargent building at the corner of Franklin Street and Queens Way

To mail payments, send to Hampton Treasurer, PO...

Learn more about grants, mini-grants that can be used to help Hampton youth

Dec. 1, 2020 - Hampton has released a request for proposals for the FY 2021-2022 Youth Violence Prevention Mini-Grant Program. The program is designed to reduce youth-based violence in the community. The request for proposals - available online -...

City manager's latest message about protecting workforce and residents during pandemic

Jan. 12, 2021 - Hampton City Manager Mary Bunting Tuesday announced "another step we will take to both protect our workforce and our residents who interact with us. As of Wednesday, January 13th, we will require appointments for residents an...

City Manager's Message Jan. 6: COVID-19 update and safety measures

Jan. 6, 2021 — In her latest message to employees, City Manager Mary Bunting gives an update on the COVID-19 pandemic.

Read the city manager's full message.

Healthy Families Management celebrate staff at drive-thru end-of-year celebration

Dec. 18, 2020 — The Healthy Families Management team celebrated their staff and the end of the year in a drive-thru celebration. 

The celebration was complete with balloons and giveaways to show their appreciation.

Happy holidays!

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City Manager's Message Dec. 10: Council approves bonus for employees

Dec. 10, 2020 — In her latest message to employees, City Manager Mary Bunting informs employees of the bonus approved by City Council.

Read the city manager's full message.

City Manager's Message Dec. 4: COVID-19 Safety Reminder

Dec. 4, 2020 — In her latest message to employees, City Manager Mary Bunting reminds employees of COVID-19 safety procedures and requirements as cases rise in Virginia.

Read the city manager's full message.

City manager's message: COVID Reminders & Thanksgiving Wishes

During this season of thanks, I would like to express my sincere gratitude for all you have done during this challenging year to maintain the delivery of services to Hampton residents.  While we have all grown weary of COVID-related safety measur...

City manager's message Nov. 13: Holiday time off, COVID-19 reminder

Nov. 13, 2020 — In her latest message to employees, City Manager Mary Bunting shares information about holiday time off and staying safe regarding COVID-19 while seeing family.

Read the city manager's full message.

City manager's message Oct. 29: Employee voting and political activity

In her latest message to employees, City Manager Mary Bunting shares some important information about taking time to vote, as we are less than a week from Election Day, and participating in political activity as an employee.

Read the city manager'...

City manager's message: Masks will be given to employees

In her latest message to employees, City Manager Mary Bunting says the city has purchased Hampton-branded face masks for all full-time and regular scheduled part-time employees. This is a good time for us to get each of you a new cloth mask as th...

Snow and potential ice will delay opening of Hampton offices until 9 a.m. Friday, Feb. 21

Feb. 20, 2020 - Hampton will delay opening city offices until 9 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 21. Hampton’s streets are largely clear of snow and ice as of 11 p.m., but there are some minor issues on overpasses and bridges, Public Works reported.

Temperat...

Save time, hassle: Get your gifts wrapped for free by city's executive management team

Dec. 12, 2019 — While you're shopping at Santa's Attic in City Hall on Friday, why not let the city's executive management team save you time and stress by letting them wrap your holiday gifts?

You can admit it: Wrapping up your presents isn't the best par...

City Hall lobby furniture moved temporarily for Santa's Attic, gift wrapping

Dec. 9, 2019 — The new furniture placed around the City Hall lobby has been temporarily removed to make space for the Santa's Attic Arts and Crafts Show and the free gift-wrapping by the City Manager's Office on Friday, Dec. 13. 

Hampton...

City manager answers questions about FY20 recommended budget

April 23, 2019 — Since I announced the compensation proposals as part of the FY20 manager’s recommended budget last week, multiple people have asked some of the same questions about them. I am writing to provide those answers ...

City manager gives preview of FY20 recommended budget to Council

April 10, 2019 — Earlier today, I shared a preview of the FY 2020 Manager's Recommended Budget with City Council. The full budget will be released on Monday, April 15, and will be available on the Hampton website. As in years past, I would like ...

Customer Delight program rewards employees providing great service

April 5, 2016 - Have you seen a co-worker do a great job? Do you know someone in the city who goes out of their way – every day - to make customers happy? Don’t keep it to yourself. Say something about it and help us recognize the great work of city emplo...Read on...

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