Virginia Beach car owners will get up to $80 off each vehicle's 2027 tax bill
Led by Virginia Beach City Council.
Funded. Benefits start Jan. 1, 2027.
Led by Virginia Beach City Council.
Funded. Benefits start Jan. 1, 2027.

Illustration from photo.See the photo (John Moss for Council campaign), opens in a new tab© John Moss for Council campaign, used as a drawing reference.
Championed by John Moss.
Rolling out. Not everyone has it yet.
Where to get candidate filing forms, a tool to check which election district you live in, when each local office is next on the ballot, and the campaign finance reporting rules.
The application City Council draws from to fill seats on about 60 boards, commissions, and committees; open to Virginia Beach residents who are registered voters, and kept on file for five years.
The online application to be an election official; $240 for Election Day plus $25 for a three-hour training; you must be 18 or older and a Virginia voter, and stay from 5 a.m. until the polls close and results are in.
Each of them ran for a city council or a state legislature, won, and did work you’ll find on this site. Running is one way in. Serving on a board or working the polls are others.
See where to startFrom left: Chi Ossé (D), Bill Stanley (R), and Louise Lucas (D).
From left: Chi Ossé (D), Bill Stanley (R), Louise Lucas (D), Emmett Hanger (R), and Michelle Hinchey (D).
Illustrations from photos.See the photo of Ossé (New York City Council), opens in a new tab© New York City Council, used as a drawing reference.See the photo of Stanley (Office of the Governor of Virginia, via Wikimedia Commons), opens in a new tabCC BY 4.0.See the photo of Lucas (Senate of Virginia), opens in a new tab
Illustrations from photos.See the photo of Ossé (New York City Council), opens in a new tab© New York City Council, used as a drawing reference.See the photo of Stanley (Office of the Governor of Virginia, via Wikimedia Commons), opens in a new tabCC BY 4.0.See the photo of Lucas (Senate of Virginia), opens in a new tabSee the photo of Hanger (Senate of Virginia), opens in a new tab© Senate of Virginia, used as a drawing reference.See the photo of Hinchey (NY Senate, via Wikimedia Commons), opens in a new tabCC BY 2.5.