This is a direct link to the Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Authority's searchable page for active ABC Licenses in the state

This link is to the City of Norfolk's Capital Improvements Projects (CIP) Dashboard.

Disclaimer: Projects are based on the Adopted FY 2023 - FY 2027 Capital Improvement Plan and are subject to change.

The data for this report is derived from PeopleSoft Reporting, which includes the following fields, with one row per current active employee:
Annual Rate
Department ID
Ethnic Group
Full/Part Time Status
Gender
Job Title
Reg/Temp Status
Rehire Date

CrimeMapping.com allows citizens to query and map recent crimes and incidents within the City’s borders. Crime data is extracted on a regular basis from each department's records system so that the information being viewed through a Web browser is the most current available.

The City of Norfolk Open GIS Data Site. This site contains various spatial data that can be used by anyone with an interest in geographic information systems (GIS) data for their applications. The City’s datasets are updated regularly and can be downloaded or accessed for free from this site. If you don’t see a particular dataset you are looking for, please check back often, as we will be providing additional data to the site in the future.

This URL provides data about the city’s mowing schedule that is managed by the Bureau of Parks & Urban Forestry Operations. Mowing locations include medians, parks, schools, vacant lots, and various other city properties. Parks & Recreation landscaping crews are responsible for preserving and protecting Norfolk's parks and other outdoor public areas for aesthetics, recreation, education, and conservation. Vacant city lots, parcels, and school properties are maintained within city code. The landscaping services team manages the mowing of nearly all city-owned property. Factors such as rain, holidays, and storm response can affect the schedule. Note that dates are subject to change due to special events, inclement weather, and storm response/cleanup. Major parks will continue to be mowed on a weekly basis or kept usable to include Lafayette, Lakewood, Northside, Poplar Hall, Berkley, and Tarrallton.

Norfolk Police Department General Orders are written policies and procedures that guide the actions of police officers while on duty. They provide clear guidelines for how officers should handle different situations, such as making arrests, using force, interacting with the public, and conducting investigations. The following link leads to the official administrative and operational General Orders for the Norfolk Police Department, as well as the Police Officer's Manual. This information is provided for public access, to achieve transparency and understanding between the Norfolk Police Department and the citizens they serve. These General Orders combined with the Police Officer’s Manual set forth responsibilities and standards of conduct expected of all police officers. As new General Orders are added or updated, they will be included in this list of available scanned documents.

View current and past inspection outcomes, including violations noted for restaurants in the City of Norfolk.

This link is to the City of Norfolk's Total Revenues and Total Expenditures Dashboard

This dashboard brings together underground storage tank records from older paper sources as well as more recent inspection records. It allows for searches by address to retrieve all known records, as well as the ability to see a whole street. Please read the following caveats:
- Records have been aligned with current addresses, with some attempts made at fixing spelling errors, disambiguation, road re-naming, etc. However, about 25% of all records are not aligned to a current address and may contain relevant information to tanks still in the ground.
- There is no guarantee that all records are included or that they form a complete inventory of all tanks as some may have been damaged or lost. The absence of records should not be interpreted as the absence of a tank.