Voluntary water conservation status is still in effect in Henrico County, as well as the City of Richmond and the counties of Chesterfield, Goochland, Hanover and Powhatan. The localities are asking residents to voluntarily comply with the eight measures, one of which suggests that residents with odd-numbered property addresses
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By the end of 2026, Henrico Police will have installed speed cameras at every high school and two middle schools in the county in an effort to increase pedestrian safety in school zones. After a 30-day “warning period” – during which drivers will only receive a mailed warning notice about
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Henrico’s Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the county’s new Comprehensive Plan July 28 but removed several proposals from the plan, including one that was created to urbanize and redesign the Lakeside corridor. The new 2045 “HenricoNext” plan, a 20-year guide for development in the county that planning
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The Henrico Sheriff's Office is collecting personal hygiene items through Aug. 14 to benefit Henrico County Public Schools students. The initiative is part of a partnership with Heart of Henrico and the East End Boxing Club. Items needed include: • toothbrushes; • toothpaste; • deodorant (for males and females); • feminine napkins;
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The Keep Henrico Beautiful Committee recently selected the winners of its annual awards program that recognizes properties that are well-landscaped and highlights best practices for soil and water conservation and sustainability. The program honors each magisterial district’s recipient of the Land Lover Award and a countywide winner of
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