Henrico County Community Revitalization

Henrico County, Virginia offers a variety of services and facilities for residents, visitors and businesses within the county. Located in Richmond, Va., the county government provides a range of services, including child protection, court-related services, community corrections and maintenance, crime prevention, traffic maintenance and food safety services. Its range of services includes physical and mental health care, planning services, refuse collection, library resources, social services, substance abuse preventions and treatment, voter registration and tax-related services. The county government operates through several agencies, such as a criminal justice board, capital area training agency, information technology and public works agencies. It also provides information to people on educational facilities and public services.

Henrico County Central Maintenance in Glen Allen, VA, oversees the maintenance of all county motorized equipment, operating self-serve refueling facilities and two maintenance facilities in the western and eastern parts of the county. The division, known as Central Auto Maintenance (CAM), provides vehicles on lease to departments for county business and is managed by Larry Maready, the Automotive Fleet Manager. CAM's primary objectives include ensuring the availability of vehicles essential for county operations and providing fuel services to support the efficient functioning of county motorized equipment. With a focus on maintaining and managing the county's fleet, CAM plays a crucial role in supporting various departments in Henrico County. Generated from the website

The Central Virginia Waste Management Authority (CVWMA) coordinates residential recycling and waste management services for over 200,000 homes across various jurisdictions, including Richmond and nearby counties. With a focus on promoting sustainable practices, CVWMA offers programs such as curbside recycling, drop-off recycling, and special recycling events, along with educational outreach aimed at waste reduction. Celebrating 35 years of service, CVWMA emphasizes the importance of proper recycling habits and provides resources to help residents understand what materials can be recycled. Their initiatives include a customer portal for collection schedules, email reminders, and a self-service tool for residents to check eligibility for recycling services. Generated from the website