The Henrico County Board of Supervisors meeting on August 26, 2025, focused on several resolutions, including improvements to local infrastructure and community services.

One significant resolution approved was for the Fall Line Trail in the Fairfield District. This resolution grants the county manager authority to execute an agreement with the Central Virginia Soccer Association (CVSA) for improvements, maintenance, and parking. The CVSA, a nonprofit adult soccer league, operates the Longdale Recreation Center. The board unanimously supported this motion, indicating strong community backing for recreational improvements.

Another key topic was the abandonment and quick claim of a portion of Old Pump Road in the Three Chop District. This action, requested by Bradford Homes Incorporated, is linked to the development of a new neighborhood called Preserve At John Roth, Section 1. The board processed this request without objections from relevant departments, reflecting a streamlined approach to local development.

Additionally, the board awarded a contract to Walter Via Enterprises for new water and sewer service line installations on private property. This initiative aims to assist income-qualified homeowners in replacing failing well or septic systems by connecting them to county utilities. The contract is set for one year, with options for two additional renewals, ensuring ongoing support for community revitalization efforts.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the board's commitment to enhancing local infrastructure and community services, with all resolutions passing without opposition.