A reader informed me today that I am saying too much about my personal life in these opening segments of Charlottesville Community Engagement. That may or may not be the case and perhaps it’s time to turn all of this over to artificial intelligence and I’ll go back to waiting tables and cooking people food. However, that sounds like more work than simply proceeding with the January 29, 2024 edition of the newsletter and podcast. I’m Sean Tubbs, beep beep, boop boop. 

On today’s show:

* A boil water advisory in Albemarle County was lifted Sunday after tests showed no bacteria infiltrated the distribution network for treated drinking water

* New population estimates are out from the Weldon Cooper Center of Public Service at the University of Virginia

* City Council gets a briefing on the initial stages of a plan to create a management plan for Downtown Mall trees

* And an area publication has a new owner and will remain locally owned 

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