Opioid settlement money funds city initiatives for harm reduction
So far, the city says people have been mostly using the machines for Narcan and fentanyl test strips.
City Government
Richmond’s Board of Zoning Appeals wants to hear more from neighborhood associations
They never call anymore. And they never write. Lately, local civic associations have been notably silent when it comes to working with the local Board of Zoning Appeals.
City’s hired attorneys ask judge to block former FOIA officer from filing FOIA requests
The city of Richmond wants a judge to order its former Freedom of Information Act officer to stop filing FOIA requests for city documents.
Richmond officials set special meeting to move forward with paying wrongfully convicted man
Because the city didn’t budget for the costly payment to Grimm, officials must approve a budget amendment reallocating money to cover it.
Richmond officials say the $5.8M bill for a wrongful conviction was a surprise. But the city slow-walked a response for months
In a fourth email to the mayor’s office on June 23, Grimm's lawyers stressed that “July 1 is quickly approaching.”
Council, RRHA split over who has the power to approve Gilpin redevelopment agreement
RRHA CEO Steven Nesmith signed that agreement with developer HRI Communities on May 20.
How Richmond ended up with a $5.8M bill for a decades-old wrongful conviction
City officials have not yet said if they intend to make the payment to Marvin Grimm, whose wrongful incarceration for a 1976 conviction is the longest in Virginia history.
