The Henrico County Board of Supervisors convened on June 24, 2025, to address various appointments, resignations, and public hearing items on their agenda. The meeting began with a focus on the establishment of membership on local boards and commissions.

The first significant action was the appointment of Brian S. Montgomery from the Fairfield District to the Keep Henrico Beautiful Committee for a two-year term ending December 31, 2026. The motion was approved unanimously.

Following this, the board appointed Debbie J. Gordon from the Brooklyn District and Aljanette A. Hall from the Fairfield District to the Board of Social Services, with terms expiring December 30, 2029. This motion also passed without opposition.

The board accepted the resignations of Judge Steven Mutnick and Judge Linda Lambert from the Community Criminal Justice Board. Notably, Judge Mutnick will be nominated for a new role representing the juvenile domestic relations court.

Subsequent appointments included Ted Brunns as a criminal defense attorney and Steven A. Mutnick to the same board, both with terms ending June 30, 2026. The board also appointed Charles M. Sherman Jr. and Emily L. Clark to the Community Policy and Management Team, with terms expiring June 30, 2028.

Jody K. Rogish was appointed to the Greater Richmond Partnership Board of Directors, and Serenity Kirby's resignation from the Henrico Area Mental Health and Developmental Services Board was accepted. The board also appointed several members to the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen Foundation Board of Directors, with terms ending June 30, 2028.

In addition, Jolisa Turner was appointed to the SPAN Center for a three-year term, and members were appointed to the Virginia Transit Association Board of Directors, including Supervisor Tyrone E. Nelson and County Manager John Patolcus.

The meeting transitioned to public hearing items, starting with a resolution granting signatory authority for a lease agreement for county property at 1758 Hungry Creek Lane. This was followed by an easement agreement with Virginia Electric and Power Company for property at 3451 Cox Road, aimed at improving electric service reliability.

The board also addressed an ordinance to vacate a building line at 7709 Cornwall Road in the Tuckahoe District, allowing homeowners to make improvements to their property. Finally, the board declared two properties on Piedmont Avenue as surplus and authorized their sale to Baptist Development LLC for redevelopment purposes.

The meeting concluded with all resolutions and motions passing, reflecting the board's commitment to community service and development.