Fredericksburg, Virginia

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Fredericksburg is an independent city located in the Commonwealth of Virginia. It is considered a county-equivalent.

Contents 1 Website evaluation 1.1 The good 1.2 The bad 2 External links 3 References

[edit] Website evaluation

Main article: Evaluation of Virginia county websites

[edit] The good

• Council members are listed with contact information.^[1]
• Current budget and annual reports are published.^[2]
• Meeting information and agendas provided.^[3]
• Administrative officials are listed with contact information.^[4]
• Building permits^[5] and zoning information available.^[6]
• Local tax information available.^[7]

[edit] The bad

• Meeting minutes available, but only up to September 8, 2008.^[8]
• Information on contracts not provided.
• Does not include information on Taxpayer-funded lobbying associations.
• Does not include information on how to request public records under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act.

[edit] External links

• Official Fredericksburg Website
• City Data - Fredericksburg
• Visit Fredricksburg

[edit] References

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