The 9th annual New Kent County Grand Illumination was held on Sunday, November 27, 2022. Several sponsors made this event possible and we'd like to thank them for their support. Read on...
2022 tax bills - real estate and personal property - have been posted. They can now be viewed and paid online. Paper bills were mailed September 1, 2022. Read on...
Do you or someone you know need assistance with holiday gifts for a child or senior adult that resides in New Kent? Or are you looking to share the joy of giving by donating, getting others involved, and spreading the word? Read on...
New Kent County is planning for its future and your voice matters. New Kent 2045, a process to update the County's Comprehensive Plan, is in progress and we need your input on what New Kent County should be like in the future. Read on...
Routing & environmental surveys have begun on the Rt. 249 Waterline Extension between Clintwood Drive and Quinton Elementary School. This interconnecting waterline is a crucial piece of New Kent’s water supply plan. Read on...
RideFinders, a division of GRTC Transit System, is seeking input from commuters on future park n’ ride lot options and the expansion of existing park n’ ride lots in New Kent County. Take the survey before it closes December 16, 2022. Read on...
If your pet is missing or if you have found a pet, please fill out a report and provide as many details as possible about the animal, including your contact information, so we can better assist you. Read on...
Did you know that you can pre-pay your real estate and personal property taxes throughout the year? You do not have to wait until December 5th. Read on...
Every home and business in New Kent County will have access to ultrafast, reliable, symmetrical internet service across a 100% fiber-optic network thanks to a partnership with Cox Communications and a $34M investment. Read on...
A celebratory groundbreaking ceremony took place on Thursday, June 30, 2022 to mark the commencement of construction on an 800,000-square-foot AutoZone warehouse and distribution center located off State Route 106 (Emmaus Church Road). Read on...
As New Kent County continues to grow vastly, Fire-Rescue is forced to both prepare for, and respond to, an array of new and highly technical risks associated with such growth. Read on...
