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.
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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.
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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.
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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 […]
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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 […]
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