How do I contact the Chesterfield County Planning Department?
If you have questions relating to the Subdivision Approval Process, contact the Planning Department at 804-748-1050. Pursuant to Code of Virginia § 17.1-227.1, the Chesterfield Circuit Court Clerk's Office requires a Land Records Cover Sheet for all documents recorded in the Deed Book.
When does motion motion for remote hearing come out in Chesterfield?
Motion for Remote Hearing (PDF), published Thursday, April 16, 2020. (Form for use in Chesterfield Circuit Court, General District Court, and Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court.)
What are the rules and regulations for Chesterfield County Courts?
All persons (ages 5 years or older) are required to wear a face mask and/or face shield that covers the nose and mouth for entry into and circulation within Chesterfield Courts. The Sheriff’s Office will verbally screen all individuals entering the courthouse for COVID-19 illness symptoms.
What is Chesterfield on point?
Chesterfield on Point, a new blog produced by the county’s Department of Communications and Media, gives Chesterfield residents another way to stay in... Read on... Chesterfield Behind the Mic, a new audio and video podcast, covers all kinds of stories in and throughout Chesterfield.
What is Chesterfield on Point?
Chesterfield on Point, a new blog produced by the county’s Department of Communications and Media, gives Chesterfield residents another way to stay in... Read on...
Who awarded Chesterfield Accounting Department the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting?
The Chesterfield Accounting Department was awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada for its comprehensive annual financial report. Read on...
Is Chesterfield County relaunching the Speakers Bureau?
Chesterfield County is excited to relaunch the Speakers Bureau to better reach residents, businesses and community groups. Read on...
Does Virginia use polycom?
The Supreme Court of Virginia indicates the use of Polycom is suitable for cases that involve attorneys, client/defendant physically with an attorney if applicable, all levels of government personnel (federal, state, local), correctional facilities (prisons, jails, juvenile detention homes), and hospitals. The Supreme Court of Virginia does not recommend the Polycom service for the general public/pro se litigants. If the Court authorizes a hearing via Polycom, all parties will be required to download the Polycom RealPresence Mobile app. The Court will provide connection information upon authorization of the hearing.
Does the Supreme Court use WebEx?
The Supreme Court of Virginia indicates use of WebEx to meet video conferencing needs of the general public/ pro se parties. If the Court authorizes a hearing via WebEx, all parties will be required to download the WebEx app. The Court will provide connection details upon authorization of the hearing.
Do you have to wear a face covering in Chesterfield?
All persons who are not fully vaccinated pursuant to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines, should wear a face covering over their nose and mouth when entering Chesterfield Courthouses. Any person who desires to wear a face covering may do so.
Can the court conduct a remote hearing?
The Court can conduct remote hearings as appropriate. Please visit the Remote Appearances webpage for complete information and view the Motion for Remote Hearing Form (PDF).
Crestwood Elementary achieves national recognition
Crestwood Elementary School has been selected as a National ESEA Distinguished School. Each year, only two schools per state receive this prestigious designation. Chesterfield County Public Schools leaders announced the school’s award to students and staff members today during an outdoor assembly.
Be a superhero and apply today!
Not all superheroes wear capes: Some drive buses! School bus drivers make a difference in the lives of Chesterfield County children, and no one understands that better than our drivers and students.
Feb. 17 is deadline for opening on School Board advisory committee
Advisory committees established by the Chesterfield County School Board are one way community members connect with their local schools.
Chesterfield School Board elects leaders and sets meetings
Bermuda District representative Ann Coker was elected chair of the Chesterfield County School Board last night during the board’s annual organizational meeting. Clover Hill District representative Dorothy Heffron was elected vice chair.
Crestwood Elementary achieves national recognition
Crestwood Elementary School has been selected as a National ESEA Distinguished School. Each year, only two schools per state receive this prestigious designation. Chesterfield County Public Schools leaders announced the school’s award to students and staff members today during an outdoor assembly.
