The Division of Fire Continues Their Reign
The 7th Annual Public Safety Games has come to a close and the winners have been declared!
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The 7th Annual Public Safety Games has come to a close and the winners have been declared!
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Henrico County continues to stretch the boundaries of what it means to be organizationally agile, flexible, and ready to meet our workforce and residents’ current and future demands. Our county […]
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Creating a realistic budget for your post-work life is a critical part of a successful retirement strategy. According to one commonly used rule of thumb, we’ll need to replace roughly […]
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For the first time since the inception of the Public Safety Games, on Friday, May 6, 2022, over 50 employees, fans, and volunteers from many different departments contributed to the […]
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As the temperatures rise and the flowers start to bloom, many people start to spend more time outdoors. If you are looking for where to enjoy nature, go for a […]
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County 9-1-1 Dispatchers within the Police Division usually experience overwhelming volumes of emotionally charged 911 calls from citizens needing help quickly. In addition, they often give essential first aid assistance […]
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A very important part of making your tax filing easier is to make sure you withheld enough tax. If you owed taxes or received a large refund last year, consider […]
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On Saturday, April 23, County Employees from General Government and Schools rolled out of bed early to participate in the Monument Avenue 10K. This year’s theme, “Back and Better,” highlighted […]
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Volunteers support meaningful work at no cost to those being served. There are noticeable gains on the receiving end, and it usually makes a volunteer feel good on the giving […]
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The Henrico County Advocate for the Aging was established in 2017 to assist in fulfilling the needs of Henrico County’s aging population. In July 2021, the Advocate for the Aging […]
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