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GINNY BIXBY The (Charlottesville) Daily Progress Charlottesville city staff kept the timeline for removing the city’s Confederate statues quiet due to concerns of potential violence and threats to public safety, according to documents obtained by The Daily Progress. City Procurement Manager Vernice Grooms authorized the emergency procurement of services to remove the statues of Confederate Gens. Robert E. Lee and Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson, which were taken down on June 11, just a few days following the City Council’s vote to remove them. Safety was at the top of city staff’s list, according to the documents. “The city is approaching the fourth anniversary of the deadly riots and mayhem that followed City Council’s original announcement in 2017 of its intention to remove the statues,” the emergency procurement authorization says. “There exists concern on the part of the City Manager/Director of Emergency Management that if

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