L.J. Hansen, director of Public Works, said the building fit all of the city's desired parameters including adequate parking and close proximity to a bus route.
VIRGINIA BEACH — The City Council unanimously agreed Tuesday to spend $17.25 million on a commercial building near Mount Trashmore that will house Virginia Beach’s new election headquarters. Current election operations are spread out across multiple locations and will be consolidated in the new building. The move will take place after the November election. The building, at 500 Studio Dr., is .
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The proposed building at 500 Studio Dr. is in Lakeview Corporate Park near the intersection of Holland Road and S. Independence Boulevard. It would be used to consolidate elections operations, training for election officials, ballot processing and secure storage for election technology and ballots.