Henrico County Government announced several key decisions and service offerings in a series of posts on September 23, 2025. The announcements included information about services for older residents, budget amendments, and funding for public utilities.
On September 23, 2025, the county highlighted available resources for seniors: “Henrico offers a range of services for older residents through the Outreach & Engagement Agency and the Advocate for the Aging’s Office: https://t.co/sIpUjii4SH”.
Later that evening, Henrico County reported actions taken by its Board following a public hearing. According to the official post: “Following a public hearing, the Board approved a resolution amending the fiscal 2025-26 budget by about $30.5 million. Details are at https://t.co/1tcRkcEGg9” (September 23, 2025).
The Board also addressed infrastructure funding needs. In another update from the same date: “Following a public hearing, the Board approved a resolution for the sale of up to $125 million of water & sewer system revenue bonds. Funds from the bond sale will support Public Utilities projects.”
Henrico County is served by one school district—Henrico County Public Schools—which enrolled over 50,000 students during the 2023-24 academic year. Deep Run High School had the highest enrollment among local schools that year with more than 2,000 students. Black students made up nearly 36% of total enrollment in Henrico schools during that period, followed by white students at nearly 32%. Total student numbers have seen only slight increases year-over-year.
These updates reflect ongoing initiatives and investments aimed at serving diverse community needs across age groups and sectors in Henrico County.
