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1 Date Printed: 06/16/2009 JTS Box Number: Tab Number: Document Title: Document Date: Document Country: Document Language: lfes ID: lfes Facts for Voters United States - Virqinia English CE02522 ullmn IIII~~II ~I ~I~ I 5 E F A C 92*

2 Complied by the LEAGUE of WOMEN VOTERS of the FAIRFAX AREA

3 The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan organization of women and men whose purpose is to promote political responsibility through active and informed participation of citizens in government The League is financed through dues of its members and contributions from interested citizens_ For information about membership, voting and League activities call For information about membership in the LWVFA, call The League of Women Voters of the Fairfax Area, with the support of the Fairfax County Public Library and contributions from those listed on the back page, has prepared this brochure for the use of citizens in the Fairfax Area.

4 NATIONAL OFFICIALS President: Ronald Reagan (R) The White House, Washington, D.C year term, expo 1985 Vice President: George Bush (A) The White House, Washington, D.C year term, expo 1985 U.S. Senators: Harry F. Byrd, Jr. (I) 245 Russell Senate Building, Washington, D.C year term, expo 1983 John W. Warner (R) 405 Russell Senate Building, Washington, D.C year term, expo 1985 U.S. Representatives: 8th District, Stanford E. Parris (R) 428 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D.C year term, expo th District, Frank R. Wolf (R) 414 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D.C year term, expo 1983 National

5 STATE OFFICIALS The Capitol, Richmond State Officers: 4 year terms, expo 1986 Governor: Charles S. Robb (D) Lieutenant Governor: Richard J. Davis (0) Attorney General: Gerald L. Baliles (D) General Assembly: Convenes 2nd Wednesday in January Sessions: in odd numbered years, 30 days; even numbered, 60 days State Senators: 4 year terms, expo nd District: Clive L. DuVal. 2d (D) 2007 N. 15th Street Arlington rd District: Charles L. Waddell (D) At. 2, Box 299 B Sterling th District: Adelard L. Brault (D) P.O. Box 248 Fairfax th District: Richard L. Saslaw (D) 8508 Raleigh Avenue Annandale th District: Joseph V. Gartlan, Jr. (D) 1801 K Street NW., Suite 1100K Washington, D.C

6 .,,~,-, :.,., 'j Members of the House of Delegates: 1 year term, expo th District: Robert T. Andrews (R) Turkey Run Rd., McLean Vincent F. Callahan, Jr. (R) Old Dominion Dr., McLean Gwendalyn F. Cody (R) P.O. Box 25, Merrifield th District: Dorothy S. McDiarmid (D) Maple Ave. East, Vienna Kenneth R. Plum (D) November Lane, Reston John H. Rust, Jr. (R) Chain Bridge Rd., Fairfax st District: James H. Dillard (R) Briar Patch Lane, Fairfax Robert E. Harris (R) Glen Rose Street, Fairfax Vivian E. Watts (D) Mary Lee Lane, Annandale nd District: Warren E. Barry (R) 451'() Franconia Rd., Springfield Gfadys B. Keating (D) Brookview Dr., Franconia Frank Medico (R) Emerald Dr., Alexandria 22308

7 FAIRFAX COUNTY Massey Building, 4100 Chain Bridge Road Fairfax Board of Supervisors: meets Mon. at 10 a.m., Massey Bldg. 4 year terms. expo 1984 At Large: John F. Herrity (A), Chairman Massey Building Annandale Audrey Moore (0) District: 9002 Fern Park Drive Burke Centreville Martha V. Pennino (0) District: 246 Maple Avenue East, Room 209 Vienna Oranesville District: Lee District: Mason District: Nancy K. Falck (R) McLean Gov't Center, 1437 Balls Hill Road McLean Joseph Alexander (D) Franconia Gov't Center, 6121 Franconia Road Alexandria Thomas M. Davis III (R) Mason Gov't Center, 6507 Columbia Pike Annandale Mt. Vernon Sandra L. Duckworth (0) District: 8101 Hinson Farm Road, Suite 113 Alexandria Providence James M. Scott (0) District: 8739 Lee Highway Fairfax Springfield District: Marie Travesky (R) West Springfield Gov't Center, 6140 Rolling Road Springfield

8 Commonwealth Attorney: Robert F. Horan, Jr. (D) 69t year term, expo 1984 Sheriff: M. Wayne Huggins (R) year term, expo 1984 Clerk of the Court: James E. Hoofnagte (D) year term, expo 1984 County Executive: J. Hamilton Lambert Appointed by Board of Supervisors Massey Building Governmental Centers Hours: Mon-Tues-Wed-Fri 8 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Thurs. 10 a.m. 6:30 p.m. No phone service Franconia, 6121 Franconia Road Groveton, 6210 N. Kings Highway Mason, 6507 Columbia Pike McLean, 1437 Balls Hill Road Reston, Isaac Newton Square, S. Springfield, 6140 Rolling Road County

9 M:::wnr Mvnnr F_ M~lntvrA FAIRFAX CITY City Hall: Armstrong Street Fairfax Mayor: Frederick W. Silverthorne 2 year term, expo 1982 City Council: City Manager: School Board: Meets 1st, 2nd & 3rd Tues., City Hall, 8 p.m. 2 year terms, exp, 1982 William M. Calnan Carl J. Hemmer John P. Perrin Mary L. Roper William T. Scott, Jr Glenn L. White Vacant Meets 1st Mon., in schools, 7:30 p.m. Appointed by the City Council, 3 year terms Dale Gaddy (Chm.) Aurelia A. Howland James A. Kladder Karen McPherson George T. Snyder Treasurer: Ray Birch year term, expo 1986 Commissioner of Revenue: Juanita Dickerson year term, expo 1986 Superintendent of Schools: Wayne H. White Planning Commission: Lee DeHihns, Chm. Park and Recreation Advisory Committee: John Mason Chm. Board of Zoning Appeals: N. McKenzie Downs, Chm. Board of Architectural Review: James C. Wyckoff, Jr., Chm. CLIFTON TOWNS

10 _ J... ~..., ""t"' w Town Council: HERNDON Meets 1st Tues., 8 p.m., Clifton Fire House 2 year terms, expo 1982 Robert Achor Kenneth Buckley Diane Dygve Robert Lindholm Wayne Nickum Town Hall: 730 Elden St., Herndon Mayor: Thomas D. Rust 2 year term, expo 1982 Town Council: Town Manager: Edwin D. Martin VIENNA Meets 2nd and 4th Tues., 7:30 p.m., Hoover Building, 898 Crestview Dr. 2 year term, expo 1982 William l. Burnette Charles F. Fisher Robert P. Jensen Lloyd H. Johnson Howard A. Nachman (Vice Mayor) Haley M. Smith Town Hall: 127 Center St. South, Vienna Mayor: Charles A. Robinson, Jr. 2 year term, expo Town Council: Meets 1st & 3rd Mon., Vienna Town Hall,8 p.m. 2 year terms Douglas A. Brook, expo E. Ross Buckley, expo Raymond E. Hicks, expo Vincent J. Olson, expo RobertW. Robinson, expo Donald E. Upchurch, expo Town Manager: B. H. Bentley

11 VOTING INFORMATION You are eligible to register to vote if you are: o A citizen of the United States At least 18 years of age or wilt be by the next general election A resident of Fairfax County or Fairfax City Voter Registration WHERE: WHEN: IFYOU MOVE: Fairfax County residents may register at the General Registrar's Office, 4031 University Drive, Fairfax, Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. and at Fairfax County Libraries from 7 t09 P.M. on Wednesday evenings. Fairfax City residents may register at the General Registrar's Office, Room 201, City Hall, Fairfax, Monday through Friday 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. and effective March through November, on the first two Saturdays of each month, 9 A.M. to 12 noon. Additional sites and hours are scheduled during the period preceding closing of the books prior to election. Call the registrar's office for further information. You may register year round except during the 30 days prior to a general or primary election or the 13 days prior to a special election. Registration is per manent unless you move or fail to vote at least once in four consecutive years. If you move within your city or county, you must notify the Registrar in writing. In Fairfax County you may use the back of your voter information card or a change of address card which is available in all libraries. If you move from one county or city to another within Virginia, you must transfer your registration either in person at the Registrar's Office, or by mail through contacting the registrar in either your present or former jurisdiction.

12 Absentee Voting BY MAIL: Members of the armed forces and the Merchant Marine, persons regularly employed outside the canlinenlal U.S., and spouses and dependents residing with such persons may vote by mail in all elections. If not registered, such persons may register by mail. Students attending school and their spouses, and persons who are unable to go lethe polls because of illness or physical disability may vote absentee ballots by mail if they are registered voters. Applications may be obtained by contacting the General Registrar's Office and by following instructions exactly. Applications must be received by the Aegistrar at least 5 days prior to an election. Any registered voter who anticipates being absent on the day of the election and for more than 40 days and less than 10 months prior to the election may file an application in person at the General Registrar's office to receive a ballot by mail. IN Any registered voter who anticipates being absent PERSON: on election day may vote absentee in person at the General Registrar's office or at a satellite location within the 40 days prior to an election. Both the application and ballot may be completed in onevisit. Primary Election Last day to register Towns and City Election Last day to register General Election Last day to register Election Calendar JuneS May8 May4 April3 November2 October2 General Election 1982: United States Senator, Congress (Sth and 10th Districts), Members of the House of Delegates (33rd through 47th Districts). Fairfax County General Registrar. 403t University Drive, Fairfax tOO Fairfax City General Registrar: City Hall, Armstrong Street, Fairfax Voting Information

13 SCHOOLS Fairfax County School Board: meets 2nd & 4th Thurs., 8 P.M. Appointed by the Board of Supervisors, 2 year terms Annandale District: Centreville District: Dranesville District: Lee District: Mason District: Elise Carter Oak Park Court Fairfax Carmi" C. Caputo Westwood Hills Drive Herndon Mary E. Collier, Vice-Chairman 6186 Hardy Drive McLean Anthony T. Lane 6410 May Boulevard Alexandria James Kitchin 4141 Century Court Alexandria Mt. Vernon District: Gerald A. Fill 1404 Oak brooke Avenue Alexandria Providence District: Ann P. Kahn, Chairman 9202 Ponce Place Fairfax Springfield District; Toni M. Carney 9909 Rand Drive Burke At Large: At Large: Student Member: Robert E. Frye South Shore Rd. Reston Joy Korologos Eisenhower Lane Great Falls Ted Voorhees 9515 Locust Hill Drive Great Falls

14 Superintendent of Schools: Linton Deck Page Avenue, Fairfax Area I Superintendent: Doris Torrice 3011 Memorial Street, Alexandria Area II Superintendent: Donald Lacey 6525 Montrose Street, Alexandria Area III Superintendent: Herman A. Howard 730 A Marshall Road, S.W., Vienna Area IV Superintendent: Arthur Gosling School Street, Fairfax COURTS State Supreme Court: 7 justices 12 year terms, appointed by General Assembly Chief Justice: Harry Lee Carrico Fairfax County and Fairfax City 19th Judicial Circuit Court: 9 judges 8 year terms, appointed by General Assembly Chief Judge: Barnard F. Jennings 19th Judicial District Fairfax County General District Court: 7 judges 6 year terms, appointed by General Assembly Chief Judge: Robert M. Hurst Fairfax City General District Court: 1 judge appointed by General Assembly Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court: 4 judges, 6 year terms, appointed by General Assembly Chief Judge: Arnold Kassablan

15 LIBRARIES Central Regional Library: 3915 Chain Bridge Road Fairfax Carter Glass Mini-Library: 1639 Washington Plaza Reston Centreville Library: B Lee Highway Centreville Dolley Madison Library: 1244 Oak Ridge Avenue McLean Fair Oaks Mini-Library: L Fair Oaks Fairfax George Mason Regional Library: 7001 Little River Tpk_ Annandale Herndon Fortnightly Mini-Library: 660 Spring Street Herndon John Marshall Library: 6209 Rose Hill Drive Alexandria Kings Park Library: 9000 Burke Lake Road Burke Lorton Mini-Library: 9506 Richmond Highway Lorton Martha Washington Library: 6614 Fort Hunt Road Alexandria Patrick Henry Library: 101 Maple Avenue East Vienna Reston Regional Library: 2355 A Hunters Woods Plaza Reston Richard Byrd Library: 6400 Cumberland Avenue Springfield Sherwood Regional Library: 2501 Sherwood Hall Lane Alexandria Thomas Jefferson Library: 7415 Arlington Boulevard Falls Church Tysons-Pimmit Library: 2004 Peach Orchard Drive Falls Church Woodrow Wilson Library: 6101 Knollwood Drive Falls Church Film Services: 5502 Port Royal Road Springfield

16 EMERGENCIES: IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Fairfax County Police, Fire, Ambulance..... Fairfax City Police..... Fairfax City Fire, Ambulance..... Poison Control, Fairfax Hospital Animal Control Board of Supervisors, Clerk Building Permits Consumer Affairs..... ' Electoral Board Fairfax City Public Information Office Fairfax County Public Information Office Health Department BaileysXRds Herndon Fairfax Mt. Vernon FallsChurch Springfield Hot Line Housing Referral and Information Human Rights Commission Human Services Information & Referral Legal Aid Librarylnformation... _ Virginia Room Mental Health Services Mt. Vernon Center... _.. _ Northwest Center Woodburn Center NoiseControl Northern Virginia Soil & Water Conservation District Parks Fairfax County Park Authority Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority Planning Commission Recreation, Community Services RefuseColiection Schoollnformation Senior Citizens Programs Sewer Maintenance(Day) (Night)... _ Tax Information FairfaxCity... _ FalrfaxCounty Tenant-Landlord Matters Voter Registration Fairfax County... _... _ Fairfax City Water Authority... _ Welfare (Social Services)... _.. _ Zoning Board... _ Libraries and Phone Information

17 Published by the League of Women Voters Education Fund and financed through the League of Women Voters of the Fairfax Area and the following contributors as a public service. First American Bank of Virginia First Virginia Bank Guaranty Bank and Trust Company Northern Virginia Board of Realtors The McLean Bank Virginia National Bank For additional copies of this publication write to The League of Women Voters of the Fairfax Area, 9202 Old Mt. Vernon Rd., Alexandria, VA 22309, or call Price: 15~ plus postage.