New revenue from data centers in Henrico will provide a big boost to Henrico’s bottom line in the next decade or so, and its impact could help fund some “really exceptional” initiatives by the county’s board of supervisors, according to Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas. During the first
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Several months after announcing plans to do so for the second consecutive year, the Henrico Board of Supervisors earlier this month formally voted to to return $11.2 million in surplus taxes to residential and business property owners. The move, approved by the board at its Aug. 8 meeting, is
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Henrico officials held a meeting Sept. 6 to review with citizens the county’s bond referendum that will be on the November ballot. At the meeting, held at the Henrico County Western Government Center, officials outlined the projects that the referendum is slated to fund. The majority of the referendum,
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The Henrico Board of Supervisors heard a presentation about extending certain residential-area noise violations to daytime and voted to reduce personal property taxes for qualifying vehicles at a July 26 meeting. During a work session, supervisors discussed amending the county’s noise ordinance to expand the violation period for sound-producing
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Relief is on the way for Henrico vehicle owners, after many were hit with staggering increases in their first-half personal property bills in recent days. Henrico County will reimburse vehicle owners a total of $20.4 million later this year and delay the due date for first-half tax payments by
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