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1 Facts For Voters Directory of Fairfax Area Public Officials & Government Offices 2018 Compiled by THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE FAIRFAX AREA EDUCATION FUND Voting Information 2 National 4 Virginia 5 Fairfax County 8 Fairfax County Public Schools 10 Fairfax County Public Libraries 11 City & Towns 12 Important Telephone Numbers 14

2 VOTING INFORMATION Election Calendar 2018 City of Fairfax and Towns of Clifton and Vienna May 1 Last day to register to vote in the City and Town elections Apr 9 Last day to apply for an absentee ballot by mail, fax, or online Apr 24 Last day to vote absentee in person Apr 28 General primary elections, if held Jun 12 Last day to register to vote in the primary elections May 21 Last day to apply for an absentee ballot by mail, fax, or online Jun 5 Last day to vote absentee in person Jun 9 General election (U.S. Senator and Members of Congress; Town of Herndon) Nov 6 Last day to register to vote in the City and Town elections Oct 15 Last day to apply for an absentee ballot by mail, fax, or online Oct 30 Last day to vote absentee in person Nov 3 What s on the Fairfax County and City of Fairfax Ballots in 2018 NATIONAL: U.S. Senator and Members of Congress STATE: None COUNTY: Potential bond referendum CITY OF FAIRFAX: Mayor; Council members (6) and School Board (5) TOWNS OF CLIFTON, HERNDON AND VIENNA: Mayor; Town Councils Clifton (5 members), Herndon (6 members), Vienna (3 members) Virginia Department of Elections (ELECT) The most current and complete source of information about elections and voting in Virginia can be found on the Virginia Department of Election s website, Vote.Virginia.Gov, which is updated throughout the year. See especially its citizen portal, where eligible citizens can register to vote and request an absentee ballot online. Registered voters are encouraged to check the status of their registration and polling place at this site at least 30 days before an election. Local information can also be found at the websites listed on page 3. Voter Registration You must be registered to vote in Virginia. Voter registration is closed during the 21 days before a regularly scheduled election, 6 days before special elections for statewide offices and 13 days for others. Special elections are called to fill vacancies. You are eligible to register to vote if you are: A citizen of the United States; A resident of Virginia; At least 18 years of age on or before the date of the next general election; Have had your voting rights restored if convicted of a felony or judged mentally incapacitated. UPDATE: You can check to see if you are registered by calling your General Registrar or, preferably, by going online to Vote.Virginia.Gov, where you can also change your name or address. You do not have to re-register for each election. However, to remain a qualified voter, you must notify your General Registrar of any change in name or address in a timely manner. HOW and WHERE: To register online or download a voter registration application, visit Vote.Virginia.Gov. If you have a current Virginia driver s license or ID issued by the DMV, you can complete and submit your registration online. Otherwise, you can download and print the registration application form from that website and take or mail it to your voter registration office. Voter Registration Application forms are also available at your voter registration office, DMV offices, most public libraries and state and local government offices. See below for the address of your local Voter Registrar/Office of Elections. 2 THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE FAIRFAX AREA

3 WHEN: Voter Registration Applications are accepted year round. The deadline to register or update your information for general elections is the 22nd day before the election date. Applications arriving between the 22nd day before the election and Election Day will be processed after that election. Contact your General Registrar/Office of Elections for additional information. Voting: At the polls on Election Day The polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. for all elections. Voting information is available in Spanish, Vietnamese, and Korean in Fairfax County. Check your current Voter Information letter from the elections office for your correct polling place. You may also check at Vote.Virginia.Gov, or call , 24/7 and follow the prompts in Fairfax County, or in Fairfax City. All polling sites offer curbside voting for voters at least 65 years of age or with a physical disability, and post the necessary precinct contact information at the polling site entrance. In Virginia, a photo ID is required by law to vote. A complete list of acceptable forms of ID is available at Vote.Virginia.Gov (photo ID). Registered voters who do not have a valid ID, can apply for a free Virginia voter photo ID during working hours at any local voter registration or elections office throughout the year, and their local elections office on Election Day, by providing their name, date of birth, last four digits of their social security number and verifying their registration address. Voting: Before Election Day Absentee Voting Virginia law does not allow what is called early voting, but registered voters who meet one of the 20 eligibility requirements may vote by absentee ballot. Call or visit the website of your local elections office for a list of the requirements or visit Vote.Virginia.Gov ( Ways to Vote ) for complete information. There are special provisions for military, overseas voters and emergencies. BY MAIL: The application for an absentee ballot to be sent by mail can be submitted online or downloaded from Vote.Virginia.Gov. You may also request an application by contacting your elections office by mail, fax, or , or obtain one from local government offices and libraries. Applications may be submitted by mail, fax, or online up to twelve months prior to an election, but must be received by your elections office no later than 5 p.m. on the seventh day prior to an election. Voted ballots must be received in the elections office by 7 p.m. on Election Day. IN PERSON: Registered County and City voters who meet the eligibility requirements may apply for, and vote, an absentee ballot in person in their Office of Elections, during working hours, beginning 45 days before a general or primary election or, if a County resident, at designated satellite locations on a more limited schedule. In-person absentee voting is available through the Saturday before each Election Day. General Registrars and Offices of Elections Fairfax County Office of Elections and Electoral Board Government Center Parkway, Suite 323 Fax Fairfax voting@fairfaxcounty.gov City of Fairfax Office of Elections and Electoral Board Sisson House, Armstrong Street Fax Fairfax registrar@fairfaxva.gov Virginia Department of Elections (ELECT) and State Board of Elections Washington Building, First Floor Bank Street Fax Richmond Vote.Virginia.Gov info@elections.virginia.gov 2018 DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES 3

4 NATIONAL OFFICIALS AND INFORMATION President: 4 year term, exp. January 2021 Donald J. Trump (R) The White House Comments Pennsylvania Avenue NW Switchboard Washington, DC Fax Vice President: 4 year term, exp. January 2021 Michael R. Pence (R) The White House Comments Pennsylvania Avenue NW Switchboard Washington, DC Fax U.S. Senator: 6 year term, exp. January 2021 Mark R. Warner (D) Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC Fax Local Office: 8000 Towers Crescent Drive, Suite Vienna, VA Fax U.S. Senator: 6 year term, exp. January 2019 Tim Kaine (D) Russell Senate Office Building Washington, DC Fax Local Office Richmond: East Main Street, Suite 970, Richmond, VA Fax Local Office Manassas: Grant Avenue, Suite 202, Manassas, VA Fax U.S. Representative, 8th District: 2 year term, exp. January 2019 Donald S. Beyer, Jr. (D) Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC Fax Local District Office: Shawnee Road, Suite 250 Fax Alexandria, VA U.S. Representative, 10th District: 2 year term, exp. January 2019 Barbara J. Comstock (R) Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC Fax Local District Office: Cedar Drive, Suite 218 Fax Sterling, VA U.S. Representative, 11th District: 2 year term, exp. January 2019 Gerald E. (Gerry) Connolly (D) Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC Fax District Office: 4115 Annandale Road, Suite Annandale, VA Fax United States Congress Websites Legislative Information System Website United States Capitol Operator (access to Congressional officials and committees) United States Capitol Visitor Center THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE FAIRFAX AREA

5 VIRGINIA OFFICIALS AND INFORMATION Governor: 4 year term, exp. January 2022 Ralph S. Northam (D) Office of the Governor Patrick Henry Building, Fourth Floor Fax East Broad Street Richmond Mailing address: Post Office Box 1475, Richmond, VA Lieutenant Governor: 4 year term, exp. January 2022 Justin Fairfax (D) Governor Street Richmond Fax Mailing address: Post Office Box 1195, Richmond, VA Attorney General: 4 year term, exp. January 2022 Mark R. Herring (D) Office of the Attorney General North Ninth Street Fax Richmond General Assembly Convenes second Wednesday in January; in even numbered years, the long session lasts 60 days; in odd numbered years, the short session lasts days A reconvened session is held the sixth Wednesday after adjournment of each session to consider the governor s recommendations or vetoed legislation. Virginia General Assembly The following legislative services are accessed through the above website: Visitor s Guide, Citizen s Guide, Capitol Classroom, Who s My Legislator, Senate of Virginia, House of Delegates, and more. Virginia Legislative Information System (including Bills and Resolutions): Senate of Virginia P.O. Box 396, Richmond Fax for All Senators during Session: Senate Clerk (Information) Fax State Senators: 4 year terms, exp. January 2020 Note: telephone numbers with either a 703 or 571 area code, below, are local district office numbers; those with an area code of 804 are Richmond office numbers, only in use during the General Assembly session. 30TH DIST. Adam Ebbin (D) Post Office Box Alexandria district30@senate.virginia.gov 31ST DIST. Barbara A. Favola (D) th Street North Arlington district31@senate.virginia.gov 32ND DIST. Janet D. Howell (D) Post Office Box Reston district32@senate.virginia.gov VIRGINIA OFFICIALS AND INFORMATION continued on next page 2018 DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES 5

6 VIRGINIA OFFICIALS AND INFORMATION continued State Senators continued 33RD DIST. Jennifer Wexton (D) West Market Street Leesburg wextonforstatesenate.com 34TH DIST. Chap Petersen (D) Post Office Box Fairfax Fax TH DIST. Richard L. Saslaw (D) Post Office Box Springfield Fax TH DIST. Scott A. Surovell (D) Post Office Box Mt. Vernon Fax TH DIST. David W. Marsden (D) Post Office Box Burke TH DIST. George L. Barker (D) Post Office Box Alexandria Fax Virginia House of Delegates Post Office Box 406, Richmond House Clerk (Information) House of Delegates: 2 year terms, exp. January 2020 Note: telephone numbers with either a 703 or 571 area code, below, are local district office numbers; those with an area code of 804 are Richmond office numbers, only in use during the General Assembly session. 34TH DIST. Kathleen Murphy (D) Post Office Box McLean DelKMurphy@house.virginia.gov 35TH DIST. Mark L. Keam (D) Post Office Box Vienna Fax DelMKeam@house.virginia.gov 36TH DIST. Kenneth R. Plum (D) Cobblestone Lane Reston DelKPlum@house.virginia.gov 37TH DIST. David L. Bulova (D) Post Office Box Fairfax Station DelDBulova@house.virginia.gov 6 THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE FAIRFAX AREA

7 38TH DIST. L. Kaye Kory (D) Waterway Drive Falls Church TH DIST. Vivian E. Watts (D) Mary Lee Lane Annandale Fax (during session) 40TH DIST. Timothy D. Hugo (R) Post Office Box Centreville ST DIST. Eileen Filler-Corn (D) Post Office Box Springfield Fax ND DIST. Kathy K. L. Tran (D) Post Office Box 2731 (using 804 number) Springfield Richmond and Springfield 43RD DIST. Mark D. Sickles (D) Post Office Box Franconia TH DIST. Paul Krizek (D) Whiteoaks Drive Alexandria TH DIST. Mark Levine (D) King Street (only in session) Alexandria TH DIST. Richard C. (Rip) Sullivan (D) Post Office Box Arlington TH DIST. Alfonso H. Lopez (D) Post Office Box Arlington RD DIST. Marcus Simon (D) Post Office Box Falls Church TH DIST. Karrie K. Delaney (D) Post Office Box Centreville TH DIST. Jennifer Boysko (D) Elden Street Herndon DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES 7

8 FAIRFAX COUNTY OFFICIALS AND INFORMATION Fairfax County Government Center Government Center Parkway, Fairfax Fairfax County Government Channel 16 Board of Supervisors: 4 year terms, exp. 12/31/19 Meets scheduled Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m., Government Center Board Auditorium Chairman s or District websites: Chairman, Sharon Bulova (D) At-Large: Fairfax County Government Center Fax Government Center Pkwy., Suite 530 Fairfax chairman@fairfaxcounty.gov Braddock John C. Cook (R) District: 9002 Burke Lake Road Fax Burke braddock@fairfaxcounty.gov Dranesville John W. Foust (D) District: McLean Governmental Center Fax Balls Hill Road dranesville@fairfaxcounty.gov McLean Hunter Mill Catherine M. Hudgins (D) District: North County Governmental Center Fax Cameron Glen Drive huntermill@fairfaxcounty.gov Reston Lee Jeffrey C. McKay (D) District: Franconia Governmental Center Fax Franconia Road leedist@fairfaxcounty.gov Alexandria Mason Penelope A. (Penny) Gross (D), Vice Chairman District: Mason District Governmental Center Columbia Pike Fax Annandale mason@fairfaxcounty.gov Mount Daniel G. Storck (D) Vernon Mount Vernon Governmental Center Fax District: 2511 Parkers Lane mtvernon@fairfaxcounty.gov Alexandria Providence Linda Q. Smyth (D) District: Providence Community Center Fax Vaden Drive provdist@fairfaxcounty.gov Fairfax Springfield Pat S. Herrity (R) District: West Springfield Governmental Center Fax Rolling Road springfield@fairfaxcounty.gov Springfield Sully Kathy L. Smith (D) District: Sully District Governmental Center Fax Stonecroft Boulevard sully@fairfaxcounty.gov Chantilly Clerk to the Board of Supervisors Catherine Chianese Government Center Parkway, Suite 533 Fax Fairfax catherine.chianese@fairfaxcounty.gov County Executive: Appointed by the Board of Supervisors Bryan Hill Government Center Parkway, Suite 552 Fax Fairfax bryan.hill@fairfaxcounty.gov Director, Office of Public Affairs Appointed by the Board of Supervisors Tony Castrilli Government Center Parkway, Suite 551 Fairfax tony.castrilli@fairfaxcounty.gov 8 THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE FAIRFAX AREA

9 Clerk of the Court: 8 year term, exp. 12/31/23 John T. Frey (R) Chain Bridge Road, Third Floor Fax Fairfax Commonwealth s Attorney: 4 year term, exp. 12/31/19 Raymond F. Morrogh (D) Chain Bridge Road, Room 114 Fax Fairfax ray.morrogh@fairfaxcounty.gov Sheriff: 4 year term, exp. 12/31/19 Stacey A. Kincaid (D) Chain Bridge Road, Suite 217 Fax Fairfax sheriff@fairfaxcounty.gov Department of Planning and Zoning Divisions Government Center Parkway, 7th Floor, Fairfax Planning Division Zoning Administration Division Zoning Permit Review Ordinance Administration Zoning Inspections Zoning Evaluation Division Planning Commission Government Center Parkway, Suite 330, Fairfax Tel Fax Government Channel 16 plancom@fairfaxcounty.gov Meets Wednesdays and/or Thursdays, 7:30 p.m. Government Center Board Auditorium Appointed by the Board of Supervisors, staggered 4 year terms Braddock District: Ellen J. Hurley, exp. 12/19 Dranesville District: John Ulfelder, exp. 12/20 Hunter Mill District: John Carter, Vice Chair, exp. 12/22 Lee District: James T. Migliaccio, exp. 12/19 Mason District: Julie M. Strandlie, exp. 12/18 Mt. Vernon District: Earl L. Flanagan, exp. 12/22 Providence District: Phillip A. Niedzielski-Eichner, exp. 12/20 Springfield District: Peter F. Murphy Jr., Chair, exp. 12/18 Sully District: Vacant At Large: Mary Cortina, exp. 12/20 At Large: James R. Hart, Secretary, exp. 12/19 At Large: Timothy J. Sargeant, Parliamentarian, exp. 12/18 Board of Zoning Appeals Government Center Parkway, Suite 801, Fairfax Tel Government Channel 16 Meets Wednesdays, 9:00 a.m. at Government Center Board Auditorium Appointed by the Fairfax County Circuit Court, staggered 5 year terms V. Max Beard, exp. 2/21 John F. Ribble III, Chair, exp. 6/19 Norman P. Byers, exp. 2/20 Thomas W. Smith III, exp. 4/22 Paul W. Hammack Jr., Vice Chair, exp. 6/20 Sharon Theodore, Sec., exp. 4/18 James R. Hart, exp. 2/19 Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District Government Center Parkway, Suite 905, Fairfax Tel Fax conservationdistrict@fairfaxcounty.gov Meets 4th Tuesdays, 9:30 a.m., Government Center Parkway, Suite 941 Elected Directors: George W. Lamb, Vice-Chair, exp. 12/31/19 Gerald O. Jerry Peters, exp. 12/31/19 Appointed Directors: Adria C. Bordas, Extension Agent John W. Peterson, Chair, exp. 12/31/18 Elaine Tholen,, exp. 12/31/ DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES 9

10 FAIRFAX COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 8115 Gatehouse Road, Falls Church School Public Information: Channels: Red Apple 21, Community Classroom 25, and Teaching Channel 99 School Board: 4 year terms, exp. 12/31/19 Board business meetings are held twice monthly on Thursdays, except August, at 7:00 p.m. at Luther Jackson Middle School, 3020 Gallows Road, Falls Church. To the entire School Board: schoolboardmembers@fcps.edu At Large: Karen Keys-Gamarra kakeysgamarr@fcps.edu At Large: Ryan L. McElveen rlmcelveen@fcps.edu At Large: Ilryong Moon imoon@fcps.edu Braddock District: Megan O. McLaughlin momclaughlin@fcps.edu Dranesville District: Jane K. Strauss, Chair jkstrauss@fcps.edu Hunter Mill District: Pat Hynes pmhynes@fcps.edu Lee District: Tamara Derenak Kaufax tderenakkauf@fcps.edu Mason District: Sandy Evans ssevans@fcps.edu Mt. Vernon District: Karen Corbett Sanders, Vice Chair klcorbettsan@fcps.edu Providence District: Dalia Palchik dapalchik@fcps.edu Springfield District: Elizabeth Schultz elschultz@fcps.edu Sully District: Thomas A. Wilson tawilson1@fcps.edu Student Niharika Vattikonda Representative: 1 year term, exp. 06/30/18 nvattikonda@fcps.edu Clerk to the School Board: Ilene Muhlberg, Ilene.Muhlberg@fcps.edu Superintendent: Dr. Scott S. Brabrand, SuperintendentBrabrand@fcps.edu VOTE411.org is the League of Women Voters national voter resource in all 50 states. It is a one stop shop for voters. 10 THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE FAIRFAX AREA

11 FAIRFAX COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES Library Board of Trustees: research.fairfaxcounty.gov/library-board-of-trustees Braddock District: Michael S. Donovan, Acting Chair City of Fairfax: Suzanne S. Levy Dranesville District: Darren Ewing School Board: Priscille Dando Hunter Mill District: Sheila Janega Lee District: Willard O. Jasper Mason District: Fran Millhouser Mt. Vernon District: Gary Russell Providence District: Miriam Smolen Springfield District: Yearn Hong Choi Sully District: Vacant Libraries: Administration Govt Ctr Pkwy, Suite 324, Fairfax Access Services for people with disabilities Govt Ctr Pkwy, Suite 123, Fairfax TTY: Burke Centre 5935 Freds Oak Rd, Burke Centreville* St Germain Dr, Centreville Chantilly* 4000 Stringfellow Rd, Chantilly City of Fairfax* North St, Fairfax Virginia Room , press 6 Dolley Madison 1244 Oak Ridge Ave, McLean George Mason* 7001 Little River Tpke, Annandale Great Falls 9830 Georgetown Pike, Great Falls Herndon Fortnightly 768 Center St, Herndon John Marshall 6209 Rose Hill Dr, Alexandria Closed for Renovations Kings Park 9000 Burke Lake Rd, Burke Kingstowne 6500 Landsdowne Ctr, Alexandria Lorton 9520 Richmond Hwy, Lorton Martha Washington 6614 Fort Hunt Rd, Alexandria Oakton Lynnhaven Pl, Oakton Patrick Henry 101 Maple Ave E, Vienna Pohick* 6450 Sydenstricker Rd, Burke Reston* Bowman Towne Dr, Reston Richard Byrd 7250 Commerce St, Springfield Sherwood* 2501 Sherwood Hall Ln, Alexandria Thomas Jefferson 7415 Arlington Blvd, Falls Church Tysons-Pimmit* 7584 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church Woodrow Wilson* 6101 Knollwood Drive, Falls Church *Regional Library 2018 DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES 11

12 CITY OF FAIRFAX City Hall: Armstrong Street, Fairfax TV: Cityscreen 12 Mayor: 2 year term, exp. 6/30/18 David L. Meyer david.meyer@fairfaxva.gov City Council: 2 year terms, exp. 6/30/18 City Council Phone Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, City Hall, 7:00 p.m. To the Mayor and City Council: mayor&council@fairfaxva.gov Michael J. DeMarco michael.demarco@fairfaxva.gov Jeffrey C. Greenfield jeff.greenfield@fairfaxva.gov Janice B. Miller janice.miller@fairfaxva.gov Jennifer E. Passey jennifer.passey@fairfaxva.gov Eleanor D. Schmidt eleanor.schmidt@fairfaxva.gov Jon R. Stehle, Jr. jon.stehle@fairfaxva.gov Commissioner of the Revenue: 4 year term, exp. 12/31/18 William Page Johnson II page.johnson@fairfaxva.gov City Hall Room 224, Armstrong Street Fax Fairfax Treasurer: 4 year term, exp. 12/31/18 Tom Scibilia tom.scibilia@fairfaxva.gov City Hall Room 234, Armstrong Street Fax Fairfax City Manager: Appointed by the City Council Robert L. (Bob) Sisson robert.sisson@fairfaxva.gov City Hall Room 316, Armstrong Street Fax Fairfax Community Relations Office Cris Fow Cohen chris.cohen@fairfaxva.gov Community Development and Planning Planning (and Planning Commission) Zoning (and Zoning Appeals) City Boards and Commissions CITY OF FAIRFAX SCHOOLS Sisson House: Armstrong Street, Fairfax School Board: 2 year terms, exp. 6/30/18 Monthly School Board meetings are held the 1st Mondays, City Hall Room 100, 7:30 p.m. schoolboard@fairfaxva.gov Jon A. Buttram, Chairman Carolyn Pitches, Vice Chairman Robert Reinsel Tobin M. (Toby) Sorensen Mitch A. Sutterfield Student Representative (1 year term, exp. 6/30/18) Nandin Padheriya City Schools Superintendent Dr. Phyllis Pajardo phyllis.pajardo@fairfaxva.gov Fax: Clerk of the School Board Melanie Crowder melanie.crowder@fairfaxva.gov THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE FAIRFAX AREA

13 TOWNS CLIFTON Town Meeting Hall: Chapel Road, Clifton Mayor: 2 year term, exp. 6/30/18 William R. Hollaway holloway77@gmail.com Jennifer Heilmann, Vice Mayor jbheilmann@gmail.com Town Council: 2 year terms, exp. 6/30/18 Meets 1st Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m., Town Meeting Hall, Clifton Melissa Milne milne9@gmail.com Regan McDonald mcdonald.regan@gmail.com Darrell Poe poe4clifton@gmail.com Wayne H. Nickum clifnick@yahoo.com Town Clerk: Appointed by the Town Council Amanda Christman cliftonclerkva@gmail.com Town Treasurer: Appointed by the Town Council Marilyn Barton clifton.treasurer@cox.net HERNDON Municipal Center: 777 Lynn Street, Herndon Mailing Address: Post Office Box 427, Herndon Fax TV: Channels 23 and 28 Mayor: 2 year term, exp. 12/31/18 Lisa C. Merkel Mayor.Lisa@herndon-va.gov Town Council: 2 year terms, exp. 12/31/ Herndon Council Chambers, 765 Lynn Street, Herndon (see for specific meeting dates) Jennifer Baker, Vice Mayor Jennifer.Baker@herndon-va.gov Grace Wolf Cunningham Grace.Cunningham@herndon-va.gov Jeff Davidson Jeff.Davidson@herndon-va.gov Signe Friedrichs Signe.Friedrichs@herndon-va.gov Bill McKenna Bill.McKenna@herndon-va.gov Sheila Olem Sheila.Olem@herndon-va.gov Town Clerk Viki L. Wellershaus Town Manager: Appointed by the Town Council William H. Ashton II Community Relations Department of Community Development VIENNA Town Hall: 127 Center Street South, Vienna Fax Mayor: 2 year term, exp. 6/30/18 Laurie Di Rocco mayor@viennava.gov Town Council: staggered 2 year terms Council Chamber at Vienna Town Hall, 127 Center Street South, Vienna (see for specific meeting dates) Carey Sienicki, exp. 6/30/ Howard J. Springsteen, exp.6/30/ Linda J. Colbert, exp. 6/30/ Pasha M. Majdi, exp. 6/30/ Douglas Noble, exp. 6/30/ Tara Bloch, Vice Mayor, exp. 6/30/ Town Clerk Melanie J. Clark Carol S. Waters, Dep. Town Clerk Town Manager: Appointed by the Town Council Mercury T. Payton Community Relations Department of Planning and Zoning DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES 13

14 PARKS & RECREATION FAIRFAX COUNTY PARK AUTHORITY Government Center Parkway, Suite 927, Fairfax Fairfax Park Authority Board The Board meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Herrity Building Braddock District Keil Stone Dranesville District Timothy B. Hackman Hunter Mill District William G. Bouie, Chairman Lee District Cynthia Jacobs Carter Mason District Ronald Kendall Mt. Vernon District Linwood M. Gorham, Jr., Treasurer Providence District Ken A. Quincy Springfield District Michael W. Thompson, Jr., Secretary Sully District Marguerite F. Godbold At Large Faisal Khan At Large Walter Alcorn At Large Vacant NOVA PARKS Formerly Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority (NVRPA) Headquarters: 5400 Ox Rd, Fairfax Station CITY OF FAIRFAX PARKS & RECREATION City Hall Room 123, Armstrong Street, Fairfax IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS Telephone numbers are for Fairfax County Offices unless otherwise noted EMERGENCIES Police, Fire, Ambulance (Emergency) Police (Non-Emergency) Poison Control Emergency Preparedness Fairfax County Emergency Information Line Office of Emergency Management National Response Center (Report Chemical or Oil Spills and Chemical/Biological Terrorism) Dominion (Virginia Power) Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative (NOVEC) Columbia Gas of Virginia Washington Gas or Water and Sewer Daymmm Evening/Emergency City of Fairfax (Fairfax Water) Fairfax County Water Fairfax County Sewer Herndon Vienna Health and Human Services Hotlines: 24-Hr Emergency Services (Mental Health, Drugs, Alcohol) Basic Needs Emergency Services (including Food, Housing Utilities) (days) or 211 or (nights, weekends) Coordinated Services Planning (CSP) CrisisLink Counseling and Suicide Prevention or text CONNECT to Adult Abuse-Neglect (Adult Protective Services) Child Abuse-Neglect (Child Protective Services) CSB (Community Services Board) Entry and Referral Services (Mental Health, Alcohol and Drug Services, and Intellectual Disability Services) THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE FAIRFAX AREA

15 Department of Family Services (DFS Client Services) Detoxification Center (Alcohol and Drug Services) Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Domestic & Sexual Violence Emergency Shelter Emergency Shelter for Teenagers Health Department (main number) Housing Referral and Information Human Rights and Equity Programs Legal Services of NoVa (Legal Aid) Neighborhood and Community Services Senior, Community and Teen Centers VCE Master Gardener Horticultural Helpdesk Older Adults Services (Aging, Disability, and Caregiver Resources Adult and Aging Services) Household Information Consumer Affairs Branch Household Hazardous Waste Infoline Miss Utility of Virginia or Solid Waste Management Program Public Safety and Courts Animal Control City of Fairfax Fairfax County and Herndon Vienna Animal Shelter/Adopt a Pet Court Information Fire and Rescue (Non-emergency) Police (Non-Emergency) City of Fairfax Fairfax County Herndon Vienna Schools (Fairfax County) Adult & Community Education (ACE) Communications and Community Relations Family & Early Childhood Education Program-PreK Literacy Council of Northern Virginia School-Age Child Care (SACC) Special Education Parent Resource Center Student Activities and Athletics Tax Information and Real Estate Assessments City of Fairfax Taxes City of Fairfax Real Estate Assessments Fairfax County Herndon Vienna Transportation Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Fairfax Connector FasTran Metrobus and Metrorail (WMATA) VDOT (reports of road conditions, or to report signal outages, potholes, or other traffic safety problems) FOR ROAD ( ) Virginia Railway Express (VRE) RIDE VRE ( ) Virginia Relay Virginia Connections for Individuals with Disabilities (TTY and Voice) TTY Voice DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES 15

16 The League of Women Voters of the Fairfax Area Education Fund The League of Women Voters of the Fairfax Area (LWVFA) is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. Anyone, male or female, may become a member. The LWVFA Education Fund is a 501(c)(3) organization that publishes educational materials that neither support nor oppose political parties or candidates for public office. These include this brochure; What s on the Ballot: a list of all candidates and bond issues; and Voters Guides: all candidates responses to League-posed questions. The LWVFA Education Fund is supported by donations from our members and the public. We would like to thank the following contributors for their generous support of Facts for Voters: BENEFACTOR LWV of the Fairfax Area s Youth Voter Education Project SPONSOR Northern Virginia Association of Realtors Catalyzing Impact League of Women Voters of the US Education Fund 2018 Youth Voter Registration Project Grant BEQUEST OF FRANCES SILVER VOTERS GUIDES PUBLICATIONS The Fairfax County Times Vote411.org. For a single copy of this publication, please visit your local public library or send a self-addressed, stamped #10 business-size envelope to: LWVFA Education Fund, Facts for Voters 4026-B Hummer Road Annandale, Virginia Visit us on the web at Like us on Facebook. facebook.com/lwvfairfax Follow us on twitter.com/lwvfairfax Printed on recycled paper Cover Photograph: Fairfax County Government Center, courtesy of Dianne Harrah Design and Art Production by Wolf Run Studio / Clifton, Virginia Printed by Better Impressions / Sterling, Virginia Information in this publication is current as of January 5, 2018