"Connect Hanover" program will extend broadband to all unserved customers

Yesterday County Administrator John A. Budesky and the Board of Supervisors announced a “Connect Hanover” initiative which will result in all unserved houses being given the opportunity for broadband service over the next few years. All Points Broadband is collecting information from customers to ensure universal coverage. You can take that survey here.

Tickets for Flying Squirrels game leads 300th birthday celebration

Hanover County is celebrating its 300^th birthday this summer and fall and the festivities kick off with $3 tickets for the August 7 Richmond Flying Squirrels game. These are field-level tickets – great seats – and if you are a Hanover resident you can buy them at the office of Hanover County Parks & Recreation, 7515 Library Drive, Room 120 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5 p.m. through Friday, Aug. 6. In person sales only – cash, check or credit card.

Community information session on new Montpelier facility proposal

Hanover County is planning to build a new Community Center and Library at Montpelier Park. We are considering several options and need your feedback. There are three information and feedback sessions being offered. Everyone who is interested is encouraged to attend one of the three session on Thursday, August 5, at the Montpelier Center for Arts and Education. Sessions will be held at 5, 6 and 7 p.m. and will include an overview of the project, potential location and facility options, and cost implications. Your feedback is important so it can be shared with the Board of Supervisors to make final decisions to move the project forward. If you have any questions, please contact Hanover County Parks and Recreation at (804) 365-4690 or email at [email protected].