SUFFOLK SUPPORTS CITIZENS AFFECTED BY PARTIAL GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN

As the partial government shutdown initially announced on December 22, 2018 continues, the City of Suffolk would like to make our citizens aware that we are taking steps to assist affected families impacted by furloughs.  Furloughed employees may...

Upcoming Route 460/Pruden Boulevard Construction Work Requiring Temporary Road Closure

In order to facilitate improved drainage during extreme weather events to alleviate roadway flooding, the City of Suffolk will install large box culvert drainage structures under the existing roadway in the 2500 block of Pruden Boulevard/Route 460 extendi...

Progress Report for 2018

To the Citizens of Suffolk:

As 2018 comes to a close, the members of the Suffolk City Council want to take a moment to extend our hopes that you and your family have enjoyed a Happy Holiday Season, as well as share our reflections as we end what has again ...

Suffolk Department of Public Works Prepares for Winter Weather Season

The City of Suffolk would like to remind our citizens that we are  committed to providing the traveling public with the safest driving surface possible during adverse weather conditions. The Suffolk Public Works Department Roadway Division has ma...

What’s Happening in Suffolk This Week

Monday, January 21Suffolk City Offices Closed for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Holiday

Suffolk City offices will be closed on Monday, January 21st for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Holiday. Normal operations will resume Tuesday, January 22nd at 8:30 a...Read on...

Black Bear Safety Reminders

Spotting black bears in Suffolk is nothing unusual, especially considering our proximity to the Great Dismal Swamp. 

Residents can minimize negative interactions with bears by following some simple guidelines to take now:

Secure your garbage: &...