Board of Supervisors meeting recap for Sept. 22: Officials highlight fire investigations at Darby House, SwimRVA-North
“Significant fire investigations can take time," Deputy Fire Chief Scott Sutton said. "Our goal is not to provide the fastest answer. Our responsibility is to provide the most accurate answer that can be supported by the totality of the evidence.”
Investigators concluded the cause of the July fire at SwimRVA-North was accidental. An investigation into the Darby House Senior Apartments fire is ongoing. Continue reading Board of Supervisors meeting recap for Sept. 22: Officials highlight fire investigations at Darby House, SwimRVA-North
Property purchases on Williamsburg Road launch ‘Rebuild Henrico’ initiative, create opportunity for gateway to airport
“These strategically located sites will be cleared and marketed as prime redevelopment opportunities,” Varina District Supervisor Tyrone E. Nelson said. “With this jumpstart, we hope that other property owners and investors will see similar opportunities up and down this corridor.”
Virginia 4-H Mobile Life Sciences Learning Lab to come to Henrico
It will visit Dorey Park three days in September and October. The mobile lab is an interactive classroom where youth learn about different scientific topics. Registration is required for two of the days. Continue reading Virginia 4-H Mobile Life Sciences Learning Lab to come to Henrico
Visitor spending in Henrico surpasses $2 billion
Overall, tourism in the county supported nearly 10,800 jobs with a combined payroll income of $645 million in 2025. It also generated tax receipts of more than $88.2 million for the county and $48.3 million for the state, according to an annual study by Virginia Tourism Corp. Continue reading Visitor spending in Henrico surpasses $2 billion
Sept. 8 Board of Supervisors Recap: Photo speed cameras approved for school crossing zones to slow drivers, prevent pedestrian injuries
After a public hearing at its Sept. 8 meeting, the Henrico County Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance to approve photo speed cameras in school crossing zones to slow drivers and improve pedestrian safety. Continue reading Sept. 8 Board of Supervisors Recap: Photo speed cameras approved for school crossing zones to slow drivers, prevent pedestrian injuries
Henrico, community partners plan Sept. 24 open house on Affordable Housing Trust Fund
“Ready, Set, Close! First-Time Buyer Event” is scheduled for 4 to 7 p.m. at Deep Run Recreation Center, 9900 Ridgefield Parkway. The information fair is free and open to the public and will be held as an open house. Attendees are welcome to arrive at any time. Continue reading Henrico, community partners plan Sept. 24 open house on Affordable Housing Trust Fund