Commission approves routine resolutions, grant applications and bill payments; accepts resignation At its March 9 meeting the Danville City Commission approved routine items including an IT surplus list, a $500 cemetery-mapping change order, an HDR short-form agreement not-to-exceed $25,000, a Doc Dogs facility fee waiver, two Homeland Security grant applications for 911 equipment, and payment of $1,395,384.69 in city bills; the commission also accepted the resignation of Marquita McElroy.

The Danville City Commission just approved a series of key resolutions, including a $500 cemetery mapping upgrade and two crucial Homeland Security grant applications!

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Danville City Commission opens FY27 budget process, staff urges conservative baseline and strategic‑plan refresh City Manager Coffey told the Danville City Commission at a March 5 special meeting that staff will recommend a largely flat FY27 budget focused on sustaining existing projects, while restarting a strategic‑planning process and commissioning a facilities assessment.

The Danville City Commission is prioritizing caution and strategic planning for the fiscal 2027 budget, focusing on existing projects while navigating a fluctuating national economy.

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City Council Approves Staff Reclassifications and Appoints Interim Fire Chief Council reclassifies Mike Galloway, Andy Tompkins, Ben Ray, Adam Wilson, and appoints Mike McCurdy.

The Danville City Commission's bold staffing shake-up is set to elevate essential services and ensure ethical governance—find out how these changes will impact your community!

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