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Richmond Schools and City Projects Move Forward | Richmond News
Richmond voters could decide this November on a one percent sales tax hike—potentially bringing in $47.5 million annually by 2028 to fund new schools and capital projects, with Mayor Avula proposing tax relief on meals and real estate if approved. City council also approved $20 million in bonds for Bacon Retirement Community upgrades. In Henrico, supervisors adopted a 2045 plan featuring a new agricultural district and condo rezoning. Chesterfield celebrated its brand-new $52 million Deep Creek Elementary School, set to open in 2026–2027 as part of a major educational expansion. Meanwhile…
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