September 29, 2026

Week without Driving – 1 to 8 October 2026

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What if — you took the bus to work for a week? Or even just one day? I love when my schedule allows me to ride the bus – I can work or nap and let someone else drive. Week without Driving is October 1 to 8. I’m planning to take the bus from and to Crozet at least twice, thanks to Jaunt, and walk or ride to meetings in… Read More
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What Albemarle’s 1% School Sales Tax Referendum Means for Crozet Schools

September 24, 2026
First, read the story at Charlottesville Community Engagement, which I noticed after I finished my first draft of this post. Darn it. tl;dr: There’s a referendum on the ballot this year for a 1% increase in the sales tax to fund capital improvements in schools. Learn more below (ideally, before you vote 🙂 ) Years ago, at a Crozet Community Advisory Committee meeting, a man stood up to oppose something… Read More
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Crozet’s Only Water Supply Is Getting Rebuilt. The Board of Supervisors Votes Wednesday.

September 14, 2026
I’m testing something with this post. I put the documents that I’ve posted at the end of this story into Claude and asked for a summary. I’m not sold on this, but wanted to give it a shot; there’s a ton of information in the packet and supporting documents, and I’d like to think that summarizing the Board of Supervisors upcoming agenda regarding the Beaver Creek Reservoir project. If you… Read More
Full Crozet Connect bus leaving Old Trail in the morning. As taken from Grit coffee shop

A few more homes, Eastern Connector, increased Crozet Connect usage

September 10, 2026
There is always a lot happening in Crozet. Some of it seemingly small, some of it incrementally significant. A note: make sure you’re registered to vote — Vote.gov.(there are scam sites out there!) A couple things of note about Crozet of note Albemarle supervisors approve 18-unit development in Crozet over local opposition More housing and trails are good. The No. 1 objective of Albemarle County’s housing strategy is to build… Read More

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