Public documents that mention Monica L. Smith-Callahan.
Jul 28, 2026·Board meeting
Henrico County Board of Supervisors Summary Of Actions
The Board addressed various rezoning requests and zoning ordinance amendments to comply with state law and local planning initiatives. Key actions included the adoption of the 2045 HenricoNext Comprehensive Plan, the approval of an environmental justice strategy, and an amendment to the fiscal plan regarding employee salary increases. Additionally, the Board authorized several easement and utility agreements, approved contract awards for sewer rehabilitation and road improvements, and enacted regulations regarding shared-use paths and cable franchise renewals.
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County of Henrico Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The meeting featured recognition ceremonies for the individuals involved in the Darby House fire response and the participants of the Summer Internship Program. The Board received an update on the Henrico County Community Food Bank's operational growth and future strategic planning. Additionally, the Board discussed pedestrian safety in school zones, including a proposal to implement active cameras for speed enforcement to enhance student safety.
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.
