Some Henrico residents may see their flood insurance rates change when the county adopts new Federal Emergency Management Agency flood maps April 25. The county’s board of supervisors officially approved the maps at their Tuesday meeting. Henrico is required to use these maps to remain a part of the
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A traffic reduction and safety project envisioned by Henrico officials for more than two decades has finally earned federal approval. The Federal Highway Administration recently signed off on the county’s plans to build an interchange at I-64 and North Gayton Road in Short Pump, green-lighting a project that county
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Henrico County’s plan to improve the traffic pattern in Short Pump received support from the Virginia Department of Transportation and is a step closer to breaking ground, though funding hurdles remain. The plan includes constructing a new Interstate 64 interchange at North Gayton Road and removing the on-ramp at
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Henrico County officials have nearly finalized the list of infrastructure projects that will appear on a November bond referendum to be decided by voters. The county’s board of supervisors heard its second referendum update in about two months Saturday during a one-day retreat. Updated plans, adjusted slightly since the
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