Student Government Day event returns after COVID-19 suspension
Henrico County high school students will get a firsthand look at their county government and school system operations when Student Government Day returns April 27-28 following a two-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue reading HCPS students to get insight into Henrico’s government, school operations
County earns 1.49% interest rate – lowest on record - in last sale from 2016 bond referendum
Henrico County has sold its last set of general-obligation bonds to support capital-improvement projects identified in the 2016 bond referendum.
With the $121.4 million sale on June 16, the county had its triple AAA bond ratings reaffirmed and earned its lowest interest rate on record, 1.49% for the 20-year bonds.
Continue reading Henrico’s triple AAA bond rating reaffirmed, despite economic slowdown
The proposed budget retains an 87-cent real estate tax rate while supporting schools and other core services, expanding GRTC Transit System service and enhancing tax-relief programs for businesses and older residents. Continue reading Henrico proposes $1.3 billion budget for fiscal 2018-19
Registration for general adult classes starts today. Continue reading Winter Adult Education Classes Registration
Please join Three Chopt Supervisor Tommy Branin and the bond referendum team, who will discuss issues on the ballot for the Novemeber 8 election. County representatives will go over the […] Continue reading Three Chopt District Bond Referendum Meeting
Please join the County Manager’s bond referendum representatives and Tuckahoe Supervisor Pat O’Bannon for a discussion on the proposed 2016 bond projects. The bond referendum will be on the ballot […] Continue reading Pat O’Bannon’s Tuckahoe Town Meeting
