Henrico Public Utilities Director Bentley Chan provides an update on the county's water service during a press conference Jan. 8, 2025 at the Tuckahoe Area Library, while Henrico Emergency Management and Workplace Safety Chief Rob Rowley looks on. (Tom Lappas/Henrico Citizen)
Henrico County pays Richmond for a third of its residents water supply. It's a cost that comes with maintenance and a commitment to reliability under a decades long contract.
However, records requested under a freedom of information act request show Richmond's former Director of Public Utilities
Henrico County officials are planning to cut several key tax rates in the coming fiscal year, raise one that applies to data centers, give county employees a 6% pay raise and allocate money for future water resiliency countywide.
County Manager John Vithoulkas made the announcements during a late morning press