Albemarle Spokesperson Abbey Stumpf

The Spokesperson for Albemarle County Government, Abbey Stumpf, discussed the dynamics around tax rebates for the Southwood Development Phase II agreement with Habitat for Humanity, the dynamics around unpaved roads, moving the MicroTransit service to a fee-based system, and more.

By Jay James September 2, 2026 9:35 am

Six adults in business attire pose for a group photo in a hallway in front of a double-door entrance labeled 'Lane Auditorium' with a wood bench in the foreground. — Contributedalbemarle.org

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news

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Charlottesville City

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Surrounding Counties

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Sports

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