Chesapeake, Virginia, is a blend of rural and urban centers, providing its citizens with excellent schools, recreational, and cultural facilities.

Chesapeake became the second largest city in Virginia in 2020, and it continues to be one of the fastest growing cities in the region. Learn more about the City's current makeup and plans for the future on …

On the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, minutes from the Virginia Beach oceanfront and downtown Norfolk, Chesapeake offers an endless range of outdoor activities, unique shopping, and global cuisine.

The employees of the City of Chesapeake are committed to providing quality service to all Citizens equitably, in a responsive and caring manner. Contact the City of Chesapeake

Chesapeake's history dates back much further than 1963 when Norfolk County and the City of South Norfolk merged to create Chesapeake. The city's landmarks and communities have a long, varied …

If you're moving to Chesapeake, visit our Community page for resources you'll need before and after you arrive. If you're a business considering relocation, visit our Economic Development Department and …

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The Chesapeake Public Utilities Department provides drinking water and wastewater collection services. As an enterprise fund, the department generates its own revenue from user fees, not taxes.

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