Rouss Review

Having a Community Paramedic is kind of a big deal. Ours, Rob Schmidt, joins Dan and Amy in the studio to explain why.

Dan and Amy, back at it again. Here's your "need to knows" for the 4/11 Council Meeting and what's coming up.

Get your bi-weekly dose of info pertaining to the Council Meeting and Work Session (Tuesday, March 28), plus a synopsis of upcoming events.

Ok, you caught us. We kinda cheated on this one. But the topic is super relevant! Our City Works segment this week features City Engineer Kelly Henshaw and Public Services Director Perry Eisenach, who explain the need for a stormwater utility.

A hot issue right now in the 22601 is property tax assessments. We've invited just the right guy to explain it. Fred Pearson, a professional property tax assessor who has been working alongside the City for years, joins Dan & Amy in the studio to explain recent changes to property tax bills. You won't want to miss this show!

Lots of details in this one! Dan's got a comprehensive digest of what's happening at the 3-14 Council Meeting & Work Session. Then, Amy's going to catch you up on what's happening around City Hall and the city at large.

Preview of the 2-27 Council meeting and a rundown of events coming up.

HR Manager Lynsey Orndorff joins Dan and Amy in the studio to talk about the benefits and perks of working for the City of Winchester. Find available jobs at https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/winchesterva

What to expect at the 2/14 Council meeting & work session and more. 

Reps from the Winchester Department of Social Services Snooze Crew are here to educate us about the importance of Safe Sleep for infants and how you - whether you're the parent or not - can ensure safe sleep practices for the babies in your life.

City Finance Director Celeste Broadstreet details the City's FY24 budget process.

We're back for our fifth season! Dan has a quick rundown of what to expect during the January 17 Council Meeting & Work Session.Head to Part 2: City Works to hear details about the City's budget process.

In our last Council & Coming Ups episode for 2022, we've got a quick rundown of what to expect at the December 13 Winchester Common Council meeting, plus your biweekly peek into what's on the horizon.

Public Works Director Justin Hall, known in some circles as The Snowman, is here once more to remind you about City snow removal procedures.

Dan & Amy have your bi-weekly rundown of what's going on at the Council meeting and what events/service changes are forthcoming. Stick around for Part 2: City Works if you're interested in learning how the City's juvenile detention system works.

Winchester's Superintendent of the Juvenile Detention Center Erin Maloney joins Dan & Amy in studio to describe the day-to-day happenings at the JDC.

We switched it up a little bit! Dan and Amy are joined by a special guest - Winchester Police Chief Amanda Behan - while they deliver the important info regarding the 10/25 Council Meeting & Work Session and upcoming events. Make sure ya listen to Part 2: City Works for an in-depth convo about police tech with Chief Behan. 

Meet Chief Amanda Behan, the Winchester Police Department's first female chief in its 200 year history! She's here to chat about some pretty cool police tech.

Rouss Review Part 2: City Works welcomes Joanne Royaltey from the Virginia Tech Extension office to talk about *gasp* the Spotted Lanternfly - where are we at with those li'l guys? Let's just say we still like 'em like we like our potatoes - mashed. Hold the butter.

Council + Coming Ups = Part One of Every Rouss ReviewCity Hall is closed today, but here we are, keeping you informed on what to expect at Tuesday's Council Meeting & Work Session. Be sure to listen to Part 2: City Works - we're talking squashin' and smashin'.