Henrico County and environmental groups involved in a lawsuit over pollution from a local sewage treatment facility reached a settlement requiring the county to notify the public of overflows, ramp up system improvements and invest $1 million in environmental work. The Chesapeake Bay Foundation and James River Association, represented by
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A Henrico mother says the county owes her money after the driver of a Henrico County truck hit her car and drove off. ”Henrico needs to step up,” Natalie Townsend said. Townsend was driving along Laburnum Avenue at about 3 p.m. on June 24, when she said the driver
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The two environmental organizations that filed a citizen lawsuit in December against Henrico County, alleging that the county has repeatedly violated the Clean Water Act during the past three decades, now are challenging the decision of a federal judge who ruled in April that their suit could not subject Henrico
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Henrico County will begin providing annual leaf-collection services Monday, Nov. 8, with both free and paid options available for county residents. Free collection of bagged leaves is scheduled through Feb. 12. Crews will work week to week in five zones; each zone will receive two pickups during the course of
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Henrico County is offering a special bulky waste pickup service for $43 per order to help residents remove vegetative debris left by the recent snow and ice storms. To receive the service, residents must call (804) 501-4275 by Friday, March 5. All debris must meet the county’s criteria for
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