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Jamal Williams

Jamal Williams

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Reporter, WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA)

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  • Virginia lawmakers respond to federal government canceling Richmond water treatment plant funds

    By Jamal Williams Verified| WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia’s Democratic lawmakers are voicing frustration and concern after the Department of Homeland Security canceled a $12 million FEMA grant meant to upgrade Richmond’s aging water treatment plant infrastructure. According to a spokesperson for Sen. Mark Warner, the city was selected for the award in August 2023, with funds coming from the 2022 fiscal year. However, the money had not yet been received by the city, and federal payouts for such grants often take time.

    By Jamal Williams Verified · WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • How Richmond’s DEC 911 call data compares to RAA, national industry standards

    By Jamal Williams Verified| WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — 8News is uncovering new details in the fight over who should be handling the city of Richmond’s 911 calls. Richmond’s Department of Emergency Communications (DEC) and the Richmond Ambulance Authority (RAA) both presented data to city council members on why they should control 911 calls during the council’s Public Safety committee meeting on Tuesday, March 25.

    By Jamal Williams Verified · WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA)

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Virginia lawmakers respond to federal government canceling Richmond water treatment plant funds

    By Jamal Williams Verified| WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia’s Democratic lawmakers are voicing frustration and concern after the Department of Homeland Security canceled a $12 million FEMA grant meant to upgrade Richmond’s aging water treatment plant infrastructure. According to a spokesperson for Sen. Mark Warner, the city was selected for the award in August 2023, with funds coming from the 2022 fiscal year. However, the money had not yet been received by the city, and federal payouts for such grants often take time.

    By Jamal Williams Verified · WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA)

News Weather Sports and Entertainment. ABC affiliate serving Richmond and Central Virginia

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+1 804-330-8888

Founded: 1955