Henrico County Government announced on its official X account several updates, including information about the Affordable Housing Trust Fund (AHTF) and public access to Board of Supervisors meetings.
On September 8, 2025, Henrico County Government stated, “@RoscoeCooperIII The AHTF was established with a $60 million investment from taxes paid by data centers in Henrico. Administered by the PHA, the fund is used to reduce the price of newly constructed homes and make homeownership more accessible to qualifying first-time buyers.” In a subsequent post on the same day, it added, “@RoscoeCooperIII For more information on this program or to apply as in income-qualified home buyer: https://t.co/eTsx4XKPHw”.
The following day, Henrico County Government provided details for residents interested in viewing government proceedings online. On September 9, 2025, it posted, “The Sept. 9 meeting of the #Henrico Board of Supervisors gets underway in about 10 minutes. There are two ways to watch online: see the livestream at https://t.co/owl6qI8Kzp join the Webex version at https://t.co/E7ShnbXQi2. https://t.co/6fxyjpmbYG”.
Henrico County is served by a single public school district which enrolled over 50,000 students during the 2023-24 academic year according to Virginia Department of Education data (source). Deep Run High School reported the highest enrollment among county schools that year (source). Black students made up the largest ethnic group within county schools during this period (source). Total student enrollment slightly increased compared to previous years (source), and Holladay Elementary School had notable pre-kindergarten enrollment figures (source).
