City of Hampton 22 Lincoln Street Hampton, VA 23669. Phone: 757-727-8311. Directory

Founded in 1610, Hampton is a city of firsts — the first continuous English-speaking settlement was established here, America's first free public education was offered here, and

Collection of helpful links to many city services, utilities, and other important information in Hampton. Permits. Get information about building, pet, special event and yard sale permits. Schools. Special Events. The biggest annual events and festivals in Hampton. State of the City. Tax Information. Review important tax information. Trash ...

The city has a vibrant arts community, distinctive festivals, signature events and cultural attractions that include the Fort Monroe National Monument, Virginia Air and Space Center, Hampton History Museum, Hampton Coliseum, The …

3-1-1 Citizen Contact Center. Report a pothole or missed trash pickup, or thank a city employee for a job well done, dial 3-1-1. If you live outside the city limits or are using a

In celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution, this exhibit explores the story of Hampton during the period, following the journeys of real men and women as t

The Office of the Assessor of Real Estate fairly and equitably assesses the real estate in the City of Hampton annually and provides accurate property information under the authority of the Constitution of Virginia, Code of Virginia and Municipal Code of Hampton, and in accordance with standards of professional practice.

Hampton was the first locality in Virginia to establish a centralized 3-1-1 call center offering around-the-clock access to city services and information. You will reach a local person you can talk to, who can help with everything from grass complaints to inspection requests.

The City's Geographic Information System (GIS) is a complex computer generated mapping system that integrates graphics with multiple databases that display the resulting objects or areas as a map of the City of Hampton. Geographic characteristics of the City along with thematic overlays are integrated to provide utility, topography, building ...

Mayor Donnie Tuck delivered his final State of the City address, called Looking Back, Moving Forward, on Dec. 3, 2024, at the Hampton Roads Convention Center. The event was presented by the Virginia Peninsula Chamber. Theme: Looking Back, Moving Forward. When: 11:30 a.m., Dec. 3, 2024. Where: Hampton Roads Convention Center, 1610 Coliseum Drive