The Henrico County Department of Public Utilities (DPU) will host a virtual and in-person job fair from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Nov. 7 to highlight opportunities in refuse collection. Continue reading Henrico Public Utilities to hold virtual, in-person job fair Nov. 7
Henrico County has appointed Bentley P. Chan director of the Department of Public Utilities (DPU), effective Saturday, July 18. Continue reading Henrico taps Bentley Chan to lead Public Utilities
Some Henrico County refuse-collection customers are experiencing a 24-hour service delay this week and potentially through June 26 as the Department of Public Utilities (DPU) manages short-term staffing shortages due to COVID-19. Continue reading 4 Henrico DPU employees test positive for COVID-19; trash-collection services impacted
Henrico County has adjusted the services available at its parks and public-use areas in accordance with Gov. Ralph Northam’s temporary executive order for residents to “stay at home” to help stem the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Continue reading Henrico makes changes at disposal areas, parks to accommodate statewide stay-at-home order
To protect public health during the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak, the public utilities agencies for the counties of Chesterfield, Goochland, Hanover, Henrico and Powhatan and the City of Richmond have agreed to immediately suspend any disconnection of water and sewer service for late or nonpayment. Continue reading Localities to suspend water, sewer service disconnections due to coronavirus
The Henrico County Department of Public Utilities will host an equipment operator job fair Saturday, Nov. 2 to highlight opportunities to serve the community. Continue reading Henrico Public Utilities to host equipment operator job fair Nov. 2
Service was suspended to focus on snow clearing. Continue reading Henrico to resume collection of bagged leaves Dec. 17
Free bagged leaf collection now on revised schedule. Continue reading Bagged leaf collection resumes on revised schedule
With recent rainfall increasing water levels in the James River, Henrico County is joining the city of Richmond and Chesterfield, Goochland, Hanover and Powhatan counties to lift voluntary water conservation measures, effective immediately Continue reading Voluntary water conservation to end Nov. 9
Charles B. “Chip” England has been appointed to serve as director of the Department of Public Utilities, effective Monday, May 15. Continue reading Henrico names England to lead county’s public utilities department
Henrico County's free bagged leaf collection is operating under a revised schedule. Continue reading Bagged leaf collection has resumed
Free collection of bagged leaves is scheduled from Nov. 14 through Feb. 5. Continue reading Henrico leaf collection to start in November
Refuse collection is on schedule; curbside recycling delayed one day. Continue reading Refuse Collection & Recycling
Due to the recent heavy snowfall, the bagged leaf program was temporarily suspended. Collection will resume Feb. 1. Read more for new schedule. Continue reading Henrico Bagged Leaf Collection Revised Schedule
Henrico libraries, recreation centers & landfills will close at 5 p.m. Thursday, March 5 due to the winter weather. Continue reading Henrico libraries, recreation centers, waste facilities to close at 5 p.m.
Henrico County offers residents leaf vacumming. Continue reading Leaf Vacuuming Program
Henrico County General Government offices, courts & libraries will be closed Thursday, Jan 1. Continue reading Holiday Closing and Refuse/Recycling Schedule
Henrico County Courts are closed Fri, Dec 26. Recycling & refuse collection is on a one day delay. Continue reading Holiday Closing and Refuse/Recycling Schedule
Henrico County is in the midst of a blitz to repave and resurface roads... Continue reading Road repaving underway across Henrico
Henrico County is continuing to test water quality and is taking other precautionary measures to protect its drinking water supply following Wednesday’s crude oil spill into the James River after […] Continue reading Henrico temporarily shuts down intake pumps overnight; no oil detected
Henrico County continues to monitor Wednesday’s crude oil spill into the James River following a CSX train derailment in Lynchburg and is taking a number of precautionary measures to protect […] Continue reading Henrico commits multiple resources to effort monitoring oil spill in James River
Henrico County is taking precautionary measures to protect its water supply in response to a CSX train derailment in Lynchburg today that is spilling crude oil into the James River. […] Continue reading Henrico officials monitoring oil spill, taking precautionary steps
Henrico County schedule for 2013-14 free and paid leaf-collection programs Continue reading Leaf Collection Programs
