Your Hour With APA Virginia 

4th Monday of every month, noon to 1pm

Have you missed a past webinar and want to watch it?  Visit our YouTube page! All recorded webinars are eligible for CM credits

Interested in presenting? Email us! info@apavirginia.com

Additional CM Credit Opportunities

July Conference

July 19 – 20, 2021

Virtual

Thank you to our attendees, speakers, and our Title Sponsor, Virginia Housing, for helping to make this virtual conference a success! All conference sessions were recorded and will be posted in the Conference Portal by Monday, August 2 to view through January 2022 for those who registered.

October Conference

October 21 – 22, 2021

Hybrid* | Hotel Roanoke

There will be limited tickets available for this as we work to ensure everyone's safety and keep with guidelines/recommendations set by the CDC.

*Some sessions will be live streamed for those unable to attend in person.

Tickets for the hybrid conference will go on sale later this year. 

For APA Virginia members, the ticket price between the two conferences will not exceed the price for our last in-person conference in Hampton in 2019. 

APA VA wants to hear from you! As in every community we plan, there are stories to its citizens. As a community of planners, we would like to highlight some of our amazing planners across the Commonwealth. If you or someone you know has a great planning story to tell, please reach out to Robert Narvaez, AICP, Director of Inclusion or anyone on the APA VA Board. We can’t wait to hear from you!

Download APA Virginia's Preliminary Legislative Report to read a list of key bills passed during the 2021 General Assembly session.

The following report lists key bills passed by the 2021 General Assembly. The current status of the bill is shown after the bill summary. If the status says “Approved by the Governor” then the bill has completed the process and generally takes effect on July 1, 2020. If the status says “Governor's Action Deadline, March 31, 2021” then the bill has been sent to the Governor for his action (approval, veto or suggestion of amendment). The Reconvened session, to consider Governor’s amendments and vetos, will be on Wednesday, April 7. Joint Resolutions do not go to the Governor and are approved once signed by Speaker of the House and President of the Senate.

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Planners continue to play an essential role in community response to the pandemic. From holding online public meetings, to positioning your community for economic recovery, to using data analysis to ensure the recovery is equitable, you need information to help you serve your community. Visit our COVID-19 resources collection, organized by topics that are foremost in your mind.

Below is a link to the Department of Labor's COVID-19 resources and guides.

Click here for APA National's resources