The City of Chesapeake attracts both beachcombers and history buffs. Located about 20 miles from Virginia Beach, Chesapeake was established in 1963 through the merging of the city of South Norfolk and Norfolk County, which was created in 1691.

The City of Chesapeake attracts both beachcombers and history buffs. Located about 20 miles from Virginia Beach, Chesapeake was established in 1963 through the merging of the city of South Norfolk and Norfolk County, which was created in 1691. The mayor and seven city council members (elected for four-year terms) govern the city, which has a population of more than 200,000. The City of Chesapeake operates through about 30 departments and has an annual budget of more than $900 million. The third-largest city in Virginia, Chesapeake is home to the College of William and Mary and Hampton University.


This site reaches approximately 37,289 U.S. monthly people. The site attracts a more affluent, slightly more female than male, more African American audience.

Applications are available at the CRHA Central Office, 1468 S. Military Highway, or can be printed through the following websites: crhava.org, cityofchesapeake.net and cpschools.com. CONTACT: CRHA, 523-0401. Commercial businesses are not permitted to participate in the tire amnesty program. For more information on the tire amnesty program or Mosquito Control, visit CityofChesapeake.net. CONTACT: Customer Care Center, (757)382-CITY ... Applications are available at the CRHA Central Office, 1468 S. Military Highway, or can be printed through the following websites: crhava.org, cityofchesapeake.net and cpschools.com. CONTACT: CRHA, (757)523-0401 ... People interested in volunteering in the point-in-time count should register by calling Jean Taylor at 382-6925 or by going to www. cityofchesapeake.net. Kristin Davis, (757) 222-5208, kristin.davis@pilotonline.com ... ... to chesapeake... at which point it has become what we have now. heres an idea. maybe we could solicit a new company to build a new bridge. this time, however, keep the private commission to run it. (taken from cityofchesapeake.net)