Henrico County supervisors will consider three ordinances governing marijuana sales and consumption, several development proposals and infrastructure projects during their Nov. 10 meeting.
The board's 6 p.m. meeting will include public hearings on proposed marijuana regulations, including a 3.5% local sales tax on marijuana and marijuana
Earlier this month, Henrico Police announced the division would immediately cancel its contract with Flock Safety, citing residents’ growing concerns about privacy and the potential for misuse.
But more than three weeks after that announcement, all 128 Flock cameras throughout the county remain up, said Henrico County Attorney Andrew Newby,
The Henrico County Board of Supervisors will consider awarding more than $61.4 million in construction contracts for road improvements and the Fall Line Trail during its Oct. 27 meeting, along with proposals to establish a local marijuana sales tax, restrict public marijuana consumption and support two affordable housing initiatives.