Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas's proposed Fiscal Year 2024-25 budget provides several nods to the county's current financial strength while also acknowledging critical employee shortages in several key areas. Vithoulkas presented his $1.25-billion operating budget and $327.2-million capital improvement budget for the first time
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The Henrico Board of Supervisors amended its fiscal year 2023 budget June 13 to account for an additional $80.7 million of spending and revenue. The total included $51.9 million of spending on public works projects, $38.2 million of which is for the Fall Line Trail, and more
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Three hundred sixty-four days ago, Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas presented the county’s Board of Supervisors with a budget proposal that became obsolete just days after he verbalized it, thanks to the arrival of COVID-19. Weeks later, he announced a drastically slimmer version of the proposal – one slashed by
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Henrico's Board of Supervisors Tuesday formally, and unanimously, authorized the addition of $25 million to the current fiscal year budget for the purpose of providing pay increases to county employees. Increased pay could come in any number of formats, including through raises; adjustments to the county's
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Henrico employees may be getting more money after all. The county’s Board of Supervisors Dec. 1 approved the introduction of a budget resolution that would add $25 million to the county’s budget for salary enhancements for county and school system employees. It will vote on the amendment Dec.
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