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Richmond Electric Vehicle and Electric Mobility Action Plan 2024

Thanks to everyone's hard work and contributions, the draft EV action plan is complete! Please leave edits, comments and suggestions directly in the document by March 29th.

Richmond Connects ACTION PLAN

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Oak Grove/Hillside/Bellemeade Insights Report

Review and comment on the latest OGHB Insights Report draft.

Oak Grove/Hillside/Bellemeade Planning Process Outline

Per Resolution No. 2022-R035, City Council established Oak Grove/Bellemeade as a Priority Neighborhood. The City of Richmond is partnering with the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority to lead a resident-driven planning process for the Oak Grove/Bellemeade small area that generates visions statements and strategies for neighborhood improvements, including the transformation of Hillside Court public housing.

Fall Line Trail Design Guidelines for Comment

The Fall Line Trail (FLT) takes users on a journey across the Richmond region that encompasses quiet rural areas, suburban residential neighborhoods, commercial and industrial sections, and busy downtown city streets. This DRAFT set of design guidelines will help ensure the FLT is situated in each community in a meaningful and appropriate manner.

Path to Equity: Policy Guide for Richmond Connects (Final)

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Executive Summary: Office of Equitable Transit and Mobility Annual Performance Report FY21

A brief look at OETM's internal performance tracking for FY21.

About Engagement in the City of Richmond

In his 2021 State of the City Address, Richmond Mayor Levar M. Stoney stated that the importance of adequate, accessible community engagement was a key lesson learned in his first term. He announced the creation of the Office of Pubic Engagement and indicated an intention to build off of the Richmond 300 master plan's example for future projects.

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