Henrico’s 10-year capital improvement plan includes projects estimated to cost $4.6B • VDOT to host public hearing about planned Parham/I-64 improvements

Henrico Newsflash – March 21, 2024

Mar 21, 2024

Henrico’s 10-year capital improvement plan includes projects estimated to cost $4.6B

Henrico County’s capital improvement needs during the next decade are estimated to total about $4.6 billion, according to the county’s Fiscal Year 2025-2034 Capital Improvement Program. Of that amount, county officials estimate that they’ll need about $2.2 billion for transportation projects and about $863.1 million for education projects.

The county uses the CIP as a guide to plan for projects that typically will require significant investments and take more than a year to complete. Click here to read more

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VDOT to host public hearing about planned Parham/I-64 improvements

The Virginia Department of Transportation will hold a public hearing March 27 at Tucker High School to discuss plans for improving the I-64 interchange at Parham Road and Mayland Road (Exit 181). The meeting will take place from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

The project, funded through the agency’s Interstate Operations and Enhancement Program, is estimated to cost about $14.3 million, begin in the spring of 2028 and take about a year to be completed, according to VDOT officials. Click here to read more

Nominate a teacher by March 31 for ‘Henrico’s Top Teachers’

In May, the Henrico Citizen will publish its 12th Henrico's Top Teachers issue, profiling 20 of the top teachers in Henrico County, from the preschool through high school levels. We encourage you to nominate one, or several, of the current teachers who have made a difference in your life, or in the lives of your children, friends, brothers or sisters. Public and private school teachers are eligible to be nominated. To nominate a teacher (or teachers), please click here.

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