Henrico supervisors delay formal consideration of civilian review board
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Henrico News Minute – March 4, 2025
Uncertainty about the future of the planned GreenCity development; Congressman Rob Wittman and others relaunch the Congressional Chesapeake Bay Watershed Task Force; legislation to educate the public about perinatal and postpartum depression passes the General Assembly; our Henrico Small Business Spotlight shines this week on C. P. Dean.
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Henrico Small Business Spotlight: C. P. Dean
Ask Sarah Ball about her goal for C.P. Dean, and she answers right on cue: “To limit the barriers to having fun in the home.” Her company does just that, with a long history of happy customers to back it up. With about 14,000 square feet of retail
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Henrico Schools' budget would provide 6% raise for all staff, higher raises for IAs and support staff
Henrico Schools’ recommended $914.2-million overall budget for 2025-2026, which the Henrico School Board approved on Feb. 27, would give all HCPS staff members a 6% raise and offer raises between 13.8% and 19.3% to instructional assistants and other support staff positions. All full-time HCPS employees would receive
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Former Richmond DPU director did not regularly meet with Henrico regarding water treatment plant updates
Henrico County pays Richmond for a third of its residents water supply. It's a cost that comes with maintenance and a commitment to reliability under a decades long contract. However, records requested under a freedom of information act request show Richmond's former Director of Public Utilities
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