Three Chopt District

Misty D. Roundtree, Supervisor of Henrico County

Misty D. Roundtree, Vice Chair

Office (804) 501-4208 ~ Email [email protected]

With her November 2023 election to the Board of Supervisors, Misty D. Roundtree is serving her first term as supervisor for the Three Chopt Magisterial District.  She serves on the Capital Region Airport Commission, PlanRVA Commission, Board of Social Services, Local Emergency Planning Committee and Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission.

Mrs. Roundtree is the founding attorney of JustLaw, PLLC. She serves as a guardian ad litem for children and incapacitated adults and as court-appointed counsel for indigent defendants in Henrico. She is a 2023 recipient of Virginia Lawyers Weekly’s Influential Women in the Law award and a 2024 recipient of the Women Who Drive Richmond award. She is a member of the board for Justice Forward VA. She also is a member of Lyric Ave, a performance collective.

A veteran of the U.S. Army, Mrs. Roundtree earned a bachelor’s degree from Virginia Commonwealth University and received her Juris Doctorate from the Marshall Wythe School of Law at the College of William and Mary. 

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Three Chopt News

Jackson Baynard named Henrico’s deputy county manager for Public Safety
May 19, 2026

Henrico program to combat ageism among care providers earns top award from Virginia Association of Counties
May 18, 2026

Henrico 4-H opens registration for Sprout & Grow summer day camp for rising 4th through 8th graders
May 15, 2026

May 12 meeting recap: County reservoir earns engineering award, AANHPI community celebrated
May 13, 2026

First of two new hotels opens by Henrico Sports & Events Center
May 11, 2026

Check out Word on the Street, where you can learn about projects happening in the Three Chopt District.

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Henrico County officials announced details of the proposed budget for fiscal year 2025-26, during a meeting at Fairfield Area Library. The budget would reduce the tax rates on real estate and personal property, delivering to residents and businesses the county’s most comprehensive, permanent tax relief in nearly 40 years. In addition, the budget would continue to strengthen Henrico’s investments in education and public safety; advance capital projects, including those identified with the voter-approved 2022 bond referendum; and provide an initial allocation of $50 million to make the county’s utilities system stronger and more resilient. For more information, visit https://henrico.gov/news/2025/02/henricos-proposed-budget-offers-sweeping-tax-relief-for-homeowners-businesses/ 00:00 - Welcome 00:11 - Dan Schmitt - Henrico County Board of Supervisors Chair 04:38 - John Vithoulkas - Henrico County Manager 16:05 - Dr. Amy Cashwell - Henrico County Public Schools Superintendent

Announcement of Henrico's proposed budget for FY25-26 - February 25, 2025

After a decade of discussion and planning, the Richmond Strikers kicked off site work for $5.5 million in improvements to Striker Park, which include a new office building, storage space, locker, training and meeting rooms, two outdoor futsal courts and an additional 55-space parking lot. Construction is expected to be complete in fall 2025.

Richmond Strikers kick off construction of offices, futsal courts, other amenities at Striker Park

A pair of townhouse communities are expected to be the first residential developments to qualify for Henrico County’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund program. Twenty-five units in the Parkside Townes community and five in Discovery Ridge will soon be available to first-time homebuyers who meet household income and other program requirements. On Oct. 29, officials with Henrico, the development companies and others announced the plans at Parkside Townes, a 123-unit townhouse community under construction by HHHunt on Whiteside Road in Sandston. Discovery Ridge is being built by Mungo Homes at Gayton Road and Lauderdale Drive in western Henrico. The Board of Supervisors established the trust fund, effective July 1, with $60 million in previously unbudgeted revenues from data centers, one of Henrico’s fastest-growing industries. The nonprofit Partnership for Housing Affordability (PHA), which is administering the program, developed its criteria with Henrico’s Department of Community Revitalization and in September began accepting project applications. On Oct. 25, a review committee gave conditional approvals for Parkside Townes’ and Discovery Ridge’s inclusion in the program. Formal agreements are expected to follow. For more information on the program or to apply as a builder or developer, visit https://pharva.com/henrico-trust-fund/. Builders and developers must have at least five years of experience and must have developed, constructed and sold at least 30 homes. They also must be able to start construction within 12 months of applying and meet additional project deadlines. PHA expects to provide in November a portal to link prospective homebuyers with qualifying developers and builders. 00:00 - Tyrone Nelson - Board of Supervisors Chair, Varina District 08:20 - Jonathan Ridout - V.P. of Real Estate Development & General Manager - HHHunt 09:48 - Tim Parent - Market President - Mungo Homes 11:44 - Groundbreaking

Henrico announces 1st communities set for Affordable Housing Trust Fund program

At a Oct. 22 news conference, Henrico Fire Chief Jackson Baynard, Police Executive Chief Ken Burnett and Public Works Director Terrell Hughes discussed the county's ongoing efforts to improve pedestrian safety and emphasized the need for collective action to ensure safe travel for everyone. Also speaking at the event was Ashley Fisher, whose 15-year-old son, Nathaniel Clark, passed away after being struck by a vehicle on Staples Mill Road on Sept. 8.

Henrico agencies highlight pedestrian safety initiatives; 'We all play a role'

With $60 million and a dedicated stream of revenue from data centers, Henrico is establishing a trust fund that will support affordable homeownership throughout the county. Board of Supervisors Chairman Tyrone E. Nelson announced the trust at a May 16 news conference, labeling the high costs of housing as a crisis. With funds available beginning July 1, the trust will buy and retain ownership of lots in subdivisions and other developments, allowing homebuyers to own only their dwelling, thereby reducing their monthly mortgage payments.

'We are delivering something transformational': Henrico announces $60M affordable housing trust fund


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