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Caregiver Connection helps address the needs of those who are caring for an adult with physical or cognitive deterioration, usually a parent or spouse. Adverse Weather Policy: If Chesterfield County Schools are closed, this meeting will be cancelled. For a delayed or early dismissal, please check this event or call Aging and Disability Services (768-7878) to verify the status of the meeting.

Juvenile driver's license ceremony - by invitation only.

Join Chesterfield Environmental Engineering and the James River Soil and Water Conservation District for the Chesterfield Rain Barrel Workshop! This family friendly event will provide you with a DIY rain barrel customized for your yard! Learn about the benefits of water conservation, while assembling this functional tool anyone can implement in their space. Rain barrels can also help reduce water bills by providing water for outdoor needs!

Triad is a nationwide program that strives to educate seniors and caregivers about programs, services, techniques and systems that help prevent crime against seniors and improve their quality of life. Chesterfield Triad is a partnership among the Chesterfield County Sheriff's Office, Police Department, Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department, Aging and Disability Services, member organizations, agencies and the community who share Triad's goals.

Kinship/Grandparent Connection is a program of the Aging and Disability Services office that offers monthly support groups and resources for grandparents and other kin who are raising a child.

Chesterfield County is governed by a five-member Board of Supervisors elected by district. The Board of Supervisors appoints a county administrator who directs the County's day-to-day operations. For information regarding the duties of the Board of Supervisors, see the County Code of Ordinances.

Unless otherwise specified:

• Afternoon work sessions are held at the Administration Building, 9901 Lori Road, Room 502 (5th floor).
• Evening meetings are held in the Chesterfield County Public Meeting Room, 10001 Iron Bridge Road.

The Chesterfield Council on Aging seeks to enhance the quality of life for older adults and adults with disabilities through education, advocacy and community service. Meetings include a speaker on topics relevant to older adults, as well as reports from Council committees and activities.

In an effort to prevent fatal opioid overdoses, Chesterfield County Substance Use Services has launched the REVIVE! Program to provide training and free medication, Naloxone (also known as NARCAN®). The REVIVE! Program is offered every 2 weeks at the Rogers building. During this training participants will learn how to administer Naloxone and will be informed about resources available in the community. Two free doses of Naloxone are provided to each training participant.