Join the Conversation
Over the next 30 days, the City of Norfolk is reaching out to residents, employees, and others for ideas, concerns, and questions, as we develop the budget proposal that will be considered by City Council in April.
Looking at current revenues and expenses, the City will face a $32 million gap. Add in a projected $21 million gap in Norfolk Public Schools revenues and expenses, it is clear that Norfolk cannot pay for every existing service and program in future years.
To craft a budget, we need to better understand the priorities of the community, employees and civic leaders. We want you to bring your questions and suggestions to the table. Here’s how you can get engaged:
Attend a community outreach meeting:
Tuesday, February 22
6-8 p.m.
Granby High School
7101 Granby St. (23505)
Wednesday, February 23
6-8 p.m.
Pretlow Anchor Branch Library
111 W. Ocean View Ave. (23503)
Wednesday, March 2
6-8 p.m.
Campostella Elementary School
1106 Campostella Rd. (23523)
Thursday, March 10
6-8 p.m.
Maury High School
322 Shirley Ave. (2351 7)
Alternatively, comments can be made online at www.norfolk.gov
Wards Corner Now - Wards Corner, Norfolk, Virginia 
ill tell you one thing they can do to save some money is get rid of some of these useless people in city trucks that do nothing but drive around all day shopping and hanging out.