Community Enhancement

Community Enhancement is dedicated to keeping Chesterfield County a valuable and desirable place to live. The department supports neighborhoods and corridors by offering resources and services regarding anti-litter initiatives (Keep Chesterfield Beautiful), code enforcement (business licenses, property maintenance, vehicle registration, etc.), federally-funded grant programs (including Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Home Investment Partnerships (HOME), lead-based paint hazard control), real estate and housing development, revitalization, and housing resources and employment support.

Keep Chesterfield Beautiful - Stonebridge Plaza Signs

Learn more about street sign maintenance at Stonebridge Plaza. Read on...
Keep Chesterfield Beautiful - April 2022 Volunteers

Learn more about Keep Chesterfield Beautiful volunteer events in April 2022. Read on...
Keep Chesterfield Beautiful - April 2022 Outreach

Learn more about Keep Chesterfield Beautiful outreach events in April 2022. Read on...
Rodriguez Cleanup - April 2022

Learn more about how the Sheriff's Workforce assisted Mid-Cities resident Ms. Rodriguez. Read on...
Mid-Cities Community Cleanup - April 2022

Learn more about the Route One Association for Revitalization (ROAR) and the Mid-Cities Civic Association community cleanup. Read on...
project:HOMES Repair Home - Midlothian District

See the before and after photos of this Midlothian home repair. Read on...
project:HOMES Repair Home - Matoaca District

See the before and after photos of this Matoaca home repair. Read on...
project:HOMES Repair Home - Midlothian District

See the before and after photos of this Midlothian home repair. Read on...
Maggie Walker Community Land Trust Home - Dale District

Learn more about the Chesterfield home purchased by the Maggie Walker Community Land Trust. Read on...
project:HOMES Repair Home - Clover Hill District

See the before and after photos of this Clover Hill home repair. Read on...