VBCDC wants you to know that your health is of the utmost importance to us.
VBCDC remains committed to assisting you with your housing needs. VBCDC will continue to monitor the status of COVID-19 as well as business operating requirements, and update you accordingly to ensure our communities are kept clean and safe for our neighbors, vendors, staff, and families.
Please contact our team at the numbers below during normal business hours to schedule an appointment at our offices. We hope to hear from you soon!
• For General Office Information or a Dial by Name Directory, please call 757-463-9516
• For Leasing Inquiries, please call 757-500-2737
• For Property Management, please call 757-500-2747
• For Veterans Services, please call 757-500-2754
• For Maintenance Needs, please call 757-500-2753
• For Food Pantry Assistance, please call 757-500-2759
• Documents and payments can be put in the drop box located to the right of the front door.
Thank You for Your Patience and Stay Well!
2016 VBCDC Back-to-School Prep Rally
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On Saturday, August 6th, The Virginia Beach Community development Corporation hosted its second annual Back -to-School Prep Rally at teh Virginia Beach Convention Center. Dr. Aaron Spence, Superintendent of Virginia Beach Public Schools was this year's guest speaker. Other guests included Mayor William Sessoms, members of the Virginia Beach Communioty development Corpotation's Board of Directors, leaders of local community services and businesses. Parents and children were also able to meet with a number local schools, programs, and businesses. And there were prizes, dancing, and fun for everyone!
Dr. Aaron Spence, Superintendent of Virginia Beach Public Schools, speaks to parents and children about the importance of a great education.
Members of the police and other public services attended the event, as well as the mascots from several local schools.
Dr. Aaron Spence, Superintendent of Virginia Beach Public Schools, speaks to parents and children about the importance of a great education.
Local media was on hand too. The links below conenct to articles about the event from news outlets across Hampton Roads.