JROC volunteers partnered with JRPS Staff and a volunteer group from the Army to make significant early season upgrades to the Slave Trail. Volunteers filled wheelbarrows with mulch and covered over …
January meeting minutes
1/5/22 Minutes approvedTreasurer’s Report approved$400 approval for RiverrockHFW Paid city $145k. Reformatted why we’re showing funding for it. $40k hasn’t been expended- if anything left, going …
Tredegar St Cleanup
A few years ago, JROC worked with the Invasive Species Task Force to rejuvenate the view shed along Tredegar St. invasive plants had overrun natives and mostly blocked the view of the James River from …
2021 In Review
JROC has punched above its weight class for a couple decades now. The members of this organization both past and present are the epitome of the Margaret Mead quote, “Never doubt that a small group of …
Huguenot Flatwater graffiti removal
Richmond is an art town. Murals decorate dozens of buildings around the city and there are several in JRPS as well. I remember growing up in Philadelphia how transformative the Wyland Whale mural …
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November meeting minutes
11/3/21 HFWTurbidity curtain installed / in place (Bryce) since last week or week before $145,000 from JROC: City can now acceptJRPSSuperintendent position closed this past Thursday. …