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Aug 25, 2026·Board meeting
County of Henrico Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The board convened to recognize employees for receiving multiple achievement awards from the National Association of Counties and the Virginia Association of Counties for various innovative programs. Additionally, the Department of Social Services provided an update on new Medicaid work requirements, detailing the potential impacts of federal law changes on local enrollees, administrative challenges, and the need for future budget amendments to support staffing requirements.
Jun 9, 2026·
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County Of Henrico, Virginia Board Of Supervisors Special Meeting
The Board meeting included several presentations and updates. Staff recognized a retiring Capital Projects Manager for Recreation and Parks and introduced a new Fleet Division Director for Central Automotive Maintenance. An introduction to Culture Encounters, a non-profit focused on cross-cultural understanding, was presented. The Board received an update on the Marcus Alert program, including a review of the Four Level Triage Framework and the operations of the Mental Health and Police Division Mobile Response Team. Additionally, the Board discussed a proposal for enhanced hazardous duty benefits for Emergency Medical Technicians. The meeting concluded with a closed session for consultation with legal counsel regarding intergovernmental agreements for community revitalization.
Mar 16, 2026·Board meeting
Henrico County Board Of Supervisors Special Meeting
The Board convened for comprehensive budget work sessions over the course of three days, reviewing the performance, operational needs, and strategic goals of numerous county departments and agencies. Key discussion topics included public safety recruitment and technology upgrades, economic development strategic plans, capital improvement projects for infrastructure and public facilities, and community revitalization initiatives. Presentations were delivered regarding the budgetary and operational requirements of public utilities, emergency management, social services, recreation and parks, public health, and school board funding requests. The sessions included a line-by-line review of departmental budgets and concluded with final deliberations on non-departmental funding requests.
