
Flood Monitoring
Keep an eye on real time rain and flood gauge information.
Stormwater Extension Program Manager
Virginia Relay TTY
Waste Collections Advisory: Waste collections will begin at 6 a.m. August 11-14 due to forecasted high temperatures.
Residential trash and recycling carts are temporarily out of stock. An update will be posted here once carts are available.
In the meantime, residents may bring household trash and recyclable materials directly to the Landfill & Resource Recovery Center.
Proof of Virginia Beach residency is required. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we replenish our inventory.

Keep an eye on real time rain and flood gauge information.
Stormwater Extension Program Manager
Virginia Relay TTY
The City of Virginia Beach and our partners maintain a robust network of sensors to keep track of water levels, rainfall, wind, groundwater, water quality and air quality. Select the icons on the map below to access data.
Note: Sensor data is not reviewed in real time. Errors or time delays may exist. Use at your own caution.
As part of an ongoing software transition, the StormSense network is currently unavailable on this platform. Users can use the National Water Prediction Service in the meantime to access data from selected gauges.
The link below provides high-water records from the past ten years for water-level monitoring locations across the city. These sites are monitored by the City of Virginia Beach in partnership with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) to provide real-time data and historical records. The list is updated as needed following flood events.