Community Enhancement

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    Enterprise Land Management (ELM) Portal

    Posted on February 9, 2021

    Save yourself a trip and valuable time. From the comfort of your home or office, see what you can do online! Read on...
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Community Enhancement On-Line Concern Guide (PDF)LOGO 2

If you entered a concern previously through Citizen Request Tracker, please use the Community Enhancement - Guide(PDF) for instructions and search by address. ELM will be our NEW system for Reporting a Code Violation and Status. 

If you have any questions about this new system, please email Community Enhancement or call 804-751-4680.

Attention Community Enhancement Customers

The best way to contact Community Enhancement is to call 804-748-1500 or 804-748-1229. You may also contact us via email at CE@chesterfield.gov or LI@chesterfield.gov.

All messages will be returned by the end of the next business day.

Thank you for your patience and support.

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  1. Lead Based Paint Grant

Department of Community Enhancement Mission Statement  

Improve the value, quality and attractiveness of Chesterfield County.

The department is focused on four broad areas:

  • Strategic code enforcement
  • Targeted investment
  • Research and development
  • Volunteerism

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
  • Real estate, housing and revitalization
  • Keep Chesterfield Beautiful

Business Partnership Program

The Business Partnership Program will enhance opportunities for Chesterfield County businesses to be protectors of the environment by partnering with residents, civic group, churches and schools.

  1. Lucks Lane Median Tree Planting

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  2. LISC Virginia and Chesterfield County Launch Relief Fund for Small Businesses Harmed by COVID-19

    New fund will provide small businesses with 5 or fewer employees grants up to $10,000 to pay for payroll, rent, utilities, vendor bills, and COVID-19 related expenses Read on...
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  1. 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...

  2. project:HOMES repair home in Chesterfield

    The Department of Community Enhancement annually allocates federal grant funding to a nonprofit organization, project: HOMES, for home repairs to income-eligible homeowners in Chesterfield. Read on...
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