Portal:Infrastructure

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Infrastructure refers to the physical improvements made in a community, including roads, schools, sidewalks, parks, as well as water and sewer service. They can be built by public or private entities. Planning for projects often takes multiple years and conversations about individual initiatives can become large items of debate.

In Virginia, planning takes place at the federal, state and local level. Different areas require different levels of federal and state input. The majority of funding for transportation projects comes from federal and state levels.

This portal is in the process of being updated and may shift rapidly in the coming weeks.

Broadband

Education

Transportation

Trails

There are many trails of many different types in the community. Different entities have different responsibilities. You can view a list of some of them in the Trails category. Something missing? Sign in and make an edit!

City of Charlottesville

The City of Charlottesville maintains six miles of paved trails and about 30 miles of nature trails in both the city and Albemarle County. Download a map of the trails

Albemarle County

Albemarle County has over 80 miles of maintained trails. View their website.

Rivanna Trail

The Rivanna Trails Foundation manages and maintains a pathway that surrounds the City of Charlottesville using a series of private and public easements.

Water and Sewer

Categories

Information about the area's infrastructure.