The Virginia Department of Transportation is asking members of the public to provide input about their experiences and concerns about roadway safety as the agency updates its guiding document for making Virginia’s roads safer.
Virginia’s Strategic Highway Safety Plan is a five-year plan that provides direction and
Henrico County’s Department of Public Works and Department of Public Utilities staffers are on the road implementing dozens of infrastructure projects this August in an attempt to modernize utilities, ease traffic congestion and enhance safety across every magisterial district.
Crews are actively tackling road detours, bridge repairs and major
Henrico educators and health experts told government officials this week that the use of vaping products is widespread and the impact is harmful.
During a meeting of community and government leaders Aug. 4 at Varina Area Library, convened by Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones, State Senator Schuyler VanValkenburg (D-Henrico)
Twenty-six transportation projects in Henrico County are set to receive a total of about $99 million as part of the the Commonwealth Transportation Board’s Six-Year Improvement Program through the Virginia Department of Transportation.
The SYIP outlines more than 4,300 potential transportation projects designed to improve Virginia&