City Council

The official portrait photograph taken upon Cutler's election to Roanoke City Council.

An article profiling Dr. Cutler after he became a City Councilman.

A name badge from the 2004 Congressional Conference, at which Cutler was a delegate for the Roanoke City Council.

Promotional materials distributed by Dr. Cutler when he was running for Roanoke City Council.

Promotional materials distributed by Dr. Cutler when he was running for Roanoke City Council.

Promotional materials distributed by Dr. Cutler when he was running for Roanoke City Council.

The final vote counts for the election which Dr. Cutler won to become a City Council member.

A document outlining Dr. Cutler's qualifications to serve as a city council member of the City of Roanoke.

A group photo of Roanoke City Council members.

Rupert Cutler was elected to the Roanoke City Council in 2002. He ran on a platform of environmental sustainability and improvement of the form and function of the city.

A picture of Virginia Governor Tim Kaine giving a speech announcing the Mill Mountain Project.

A picture of Dr. Cutler with Virginia Governor Tim Kaine at an event announcing the Mill Mountain Project.

A press release about the Mill Mountain Project.

An invitation to the announcement of the Mill Mountain Project.

Dr. Cutler was instrumental in a number of projects while on City Council, including the Mill Mountain Easement Project.

A draft of an op ed written by Cutler about the Victory Stadium issue in Roanoke.

A picture of the stands at Victory Stadium.

A man indicating the high water mark left on a wall after flooding at Victory Stadium.

A picture of the field from the stands of Victory Stadium.

Dr. Cutler also worked on the intiative to demolish Victory Stadium in Roanoke and replace it with a more functional community space.

A summary of the stormwater issue and steps that were planned to address it in the City of Roanoke.

A series of questions and answers designed to inform the public about the stormwater issue and address what can be done in the City of Roanoke.

A series of questions and answers designed to inform the public about the stormwater issue and address what can be done in the City of Roanoke.

Dr. Cutler worked to establish a stormwater utility in the city of Roanoke to deal with periodic street flooding in the area.

A commendation from the General Assembly of Virginia thanking Dr. Cutler for his service to the city of Roanoke.

When Dr. Cutler left the City Council at the end of his term in 2006, he received this commendation for his work.