Aaron T. Weaver for Hampton City Council
Aaron T. Weaver is a Hampton resident, Hampton University graduate and public servant committed to honest leadership and practical solutions. He grew up in Hampton’s schools and has spent years showing up for residents, neighborhoods and small businesses.
51 speaking turns. 42 meetings. Five years of questions, advocacy and follow-through.
ISSUES
01 / YOUR HOUSEHOLD BUDGET
Show me the whole bill.
Clear tax bills, fees, and relief information.
02 / WORK THAT SUPPORTS A LIFE
A job should help you get ahead.
Fair city pay, paid training, and stronger local opportunities.
03 / HOUSING COSTS AND HOME REPAIRS
Affordable housing includes the homes we already have.
Fund existing home repair programs so residents can afford to stay.
LATEST INSIGHTS
Explore Council & Advocacy: the full record →
Three Minutes at a Time: My Hampton City Council Record →
51 speaking turns. 42 meetings. Five years of questions, advocacy and follow-through. Explore my documented Hampton City Council record, with meeting dates and sources.
Hampton Property Taxes: A Lower Rate Can Still Mean a Higher Bill →
Hampton’s FY2027 rate stays at $1.14, but assessments and fees are rising. See the household math, what tax talking points leave out, and how to check your bill, appeal options and relief.
Hampton and Virginia Data Centers: A Call for a Pause →
I am calling for a pause on new data centers in Hampton and statewide. The electricity tax is not enough while billion-dollar sales-and-use tax exemptions continue.
Latest From Aaron
Recent updates, community work, ideas, and moments from across Hampton.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Hampton UniversityMon, Oct 26Hampton University
Olde Wythe Neighborhood Association (OWNA) City Council Candidate ForumTue, Oct 27Hampton Senior Center