Henrico County has appointed Sheila S. Minor director of its finance department, effective Dec. 17. She will replace Meghan Coates, who left for a job with the University of Richmond. Minor comes to Henrico from the city of Colonial Heights, where she has served as finance director since June 2017.
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Henrico Finance Director Meghan Coates, who has earned frequent praise during her brief tenure with the county, is leaving next month for a position with the University of Richmond. Coates helped usher the county through its most recent two budgets, leading an 11th-hour effort to slash $99 million from the
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Henrico officials shared a “good news tour” of updates about federal community project funding and transportation project funding submissions with the Henrico Board of Supervisors at a work session on Tuesday afternoon. Mike Schnurman, assistant to the county manager and Henrico’s legislative liaison, summarized current projects that Henrico legislators
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A majority of Henrico supervisors Tuesday night expressed in no uncertain terms their desire for Henrico County to receive seats on the GRTC board of directors, which governs the regional transportation company. GRTC is wholly owned by the city of Richmond and Chesterfield County, each of which appoints three members
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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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