From January through February 2025, the Richmond People’s Budget hosted the first official class of Budget Delegates—three representatives per district—who worked diligently to develop community-driven ideas into feasible projects proposals.
These dedicated Delegates met weekly, attended community meetings, engaged in direct outreach, and collaborated with city departments and civic associations. Their task was to review and refine the ideas submitted by their neighbors, ensuring they align with the needs and priorities of their districts ahead of the community-wide vote in April 2025.
While this process had its challenges, it provided Delegates with invaluable a snapshot into navigating the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) budgeting process in Richmond. More importantly, it empowered them to continue advocating not only for physical infrastructure improvements but also for investments in social infrastructure that strengthen our communities.
RVAPB District Projects
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RVAPB Project Scorecards
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Meet the 2025 RVAPB Budget Delegates
District 1: Maisie Osteen, Alex Vanik, Maverick Rizk
District 2: Peter Berry, George E. Hill, Mim Scalin
District 3: Maria Carra Rose, Aslee “Dreame” Boyd, Qui Nguyen
District 4: Angela McKee-Brown, Samuel Jones, Daniel Coakley
District 5: Lisa Specter-Dunaway, Kayla Diggs Brody, Meisha McDaniel
District 6: Leslie Brown, Kenrick Cameron Jr., Heaven Smith
District 7: Constance Hull, Micah White, Javion Peterson
District 8: Simone Johnson, Lori Beck, Priscilla Eddings
District 9: William H. Nickerson, Emily McMillen, Tiffany Gunn
Please note that the projects listed here are not final ballot items. All proposals are currently undergoing internal review by city departments to assess feasibility, cost, and alignment with city regulations. The final project list will be announced ahead of the voting period in April.
Thank you to our Delegates and to the Richmond community for your participation in shaping the future of our city!
A special thank you to Diversity Richmond for giving us a space to meet weekly to conduct this important work.
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