Tuckahoe Magisterial District News

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Supervisor Jody K. Rogish

Tuckahoe District
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Board of Supervisors meeting recap for Sept. 22: Officials highlight fire investigations at Darby House, SwimRVA-North

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“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.
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Property purchases on Williamsburg Road launch ‘Rebuild Henrico’ initiative, create opportunity for gateway to airport

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“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.”

Photos of five Board of Supervisors members with text Recap: Sept. 8

Sept. 8 Board of Supervisors Recap: Photo speed cameras approved for school crossing zones to slow drivers, prevent pedestrian injuries

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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.
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Aug. 25 Board Recap: Renovations to Tuckahoe Park to begin in September

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The Henrico Board of Supervisors held a meeting Tuesday, Aug. 25 to hear proposals on Tuckahoe Park renovations, updates to cash payments and vehicles on shared-use pathways. Additionally, thirteen county agencies received plaques from both the National and Virginia Associations of Counties for 56 programs.
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Fire investigators’ access to ALPR system removed in accordance with state law

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On Aug. 18, the Police Division, in consultation with the County Attorney’s Office, rescinded access to 10 members of the Fire Marshal’s Office that had been previously granted by Police as part of their work in criminal investigations for violations of state or county code.

While the county’s review flagged the access granted to those officers, it confirmed that their use of the system was consistent with Virginia’s ALPR statute.

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Board of Supervisors to hold Sept. 8 public hearing on ordinance that would allow speed cameras at schools 

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Speed cameras would be placed at all nine high schools and at Tuckahoe and Fairfield middle schools. The cameras would be record violations for speeding only when the yellow lights on the school zone sign are flashing. 
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Board of Supervisors meeting recap: Board adopts HenricoNEXT plan, capping years of work, public engagement

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The Henrico County Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting Tuesday, July 28. An agenda and video of the meeting are available on the Board’s webpage. Winners of 2026 Land Lover and Clean Business Awards announced Board members joined the
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Henrico Extension opens registration for 4-H programs on junior medical training, environmental study programs and chicken egg hatching projects

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The Henrico 4-H Youth Development is offering learning opportunities for youth through basic first aid, a year-long environmental study and hatching baby chicks from eggs.
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Janet Starke named president & CEO of The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen  

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Starke is the owner and principal of J Starke Consulting LLC and has served as executive director of the Performing Arts Venues Alliance, a nonprofit focused on positioning the performing arts venues industry as an economic and civic necessity. She previously served as executive director of the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the Richmond Performing Arts Alliance.