City manager frames FY26 work plan: implementation focus, ADA transition and homelessness interventions
City Manager Sanders presented a FY26 work plan that shifts from planning to implementation, highlights an ADA transition plan with $2 million annual spending goals, and reiterates a multipronged strategy to address homelessness that includes outreach workers, supportive housing, low‑barrier shelter options and regional coordination.
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City Manager Sanders presented the FY26 work plan to Charlottesville City Council on Aug. 26, emphasizing a shift from planning to implementation across the city’s strategic priorities and highlighting several specific initiatives, including a new ADA transition program and an expanded homelessness response.
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