Community Enhancement

  1. File a Complaint
  1. Volunteer
  1. Avoid Court
  1. Rehabilitation Tax Exemption

Department of Community Enhancement Mission Statement  

Improve the value, quality and attractiveness of Chesterfield County.

The department is focused on four broad areas:

  • Volunteerism
  • Strategic Code Enforcement
  • Targeted Investment
  • Research and Development

Our goal is to improve the value, quality, desirability, and attractiveness of the county's neighborhoods and business commercial corridors through partnerships and coordination of public and private partnerships.  We bring together dedicated professionals with a wide range of expertise in the following areas:

  • Code Enforcement
  • Property Maintenance
  • Business License and County Vehicle registration enforcement
  • Community Development Block Grant
  • Keep Chesterfield Beautiful
  • Real Estate, Housing and Revitalization

  1. Do Your Duty

    Do your duty to keep your grounds clean. Read on...

  2. Camp Baker

    On October 22, 2019, SOAR 365 hosted the grand opening of the newly constructed M.H. “Bud” Reinhart Center at Camp Baker. Read on...

  3. NEW: Good Landlord / Tenant Guide

    The Landlord/Tenant brochure was developed to provide basic information for both parties to achieve an enjoyable rental experience. Read on...
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  1. Keep Chesterfield Beautiful Tackles the "Forgotten" Areas of the County

    Every day the Keep Chesterfield Beautiful (KCB) team works hard to enhance the beauty of our community. Read on...

  2. Enhancing Community!

    Community Enhancement staff collected new school supplies to help 24 children in partnership with Read on...

  3. Maggie Walker Community Land Trust Buys First Home in Chesterfield.

    Five months after receiving $500,000 of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding form Chesterfield, the Land Trust has closed on the acquisition of its first residential property in the county. Read on...
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