Henrico proposes senior real estate tax relief
Seniors living on fixed incomes have been some of the hardest hit by rising home values, and the corresponding increase in real estate taxes.
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Seniors living on fixed incomes have been some of the hardest hit by rising home values, and the corresponding increase in real estate taxes.
Henrico County is implementing a real estate tax cap program for homeowners 65 years and older and other homeowners who are 100% permanently and totally disabled. The Real Estate CAP program (or RECAP) is a cap on the real estate tax for those in Henrico who fit one of those categories and who also are
Henrico County's Administration building at the western Henrico government center. (Photo by Analise Beres for the Henrico Citizen) The Henrico Board of Supervisors Tuesday unanimously approved a $1.67-billion operating budget and $316.8-million capital budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24, which begins July 1. As part of the budget plan, general government and school system employees will
Republican candidates for the Tuckahoe District seat on the Henrico Board of Supervisors Greg Baka (left) and Craig Suro Editor's note: This is the first in a series of article profiling candidates for local elected office. It features the two Republican candidates for the Tuckahoe District supervisor's seat. A subsequent article will feature the two
VUU’s belltower sign is on the Planning Commission agenda, as is a condo development in the Libbie-and-Grove area. Chesterfield and Henrico hold budget hearings.