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1 Üz Ç t ECCL LEGISLATIVE GUIDE Provided Courtesy of Virginia s Consumer-Owned Electric Cooperatives
2 VIRGINIA SENATE John C. Miller (D) Senate District 1 Mamie E. Locke (D) Senate District 2 Thomas K. Norment, Jr. (R) Senate District 3 Ryan T. McDougle (R) Senate District 4 Yvonne B. Miller (D) Senate District 5 Ralph S. Northam (D) Senate District 6 Frank W. Wagner (R) Senate District 7 Kenneth W. Stolle (R) Senate District 8 A. Donald McEachin (D) Senate District 9 John C. Watkins (R) Senate District 10 Stephen H. Martin (R) Senate District 11 Walter A. Stosch (R) Senate District 12 Frederick M. Quayle (R) Senate District 13 Harry B. Blevins (R) Senate District 14 Frank M. Ruff, Jr. (R) Senate District 15 Henry L. Marsh, III (D) Senate District 16 R. Edward Houck (D) Senate District 17 L. Louise Lucas (D) Senate District Legislative Guide / Page 2 Robert Hurt (R) Senate District 19 W. Roscoe Reynolds (D) Senate District 20
3 VIRGINIA SENATE John S. Edwards (D) Senate District 21 Ralph K. Smith (R) Senate District 22 Stephen D. Newman (R) Senate District 23 Emmett W. Hanger, Jr. (R) Senate District 24 R. Creigh Deeds (D) Senate District 25 Mark D. Obenshain (R) Senate District 26 Jill H. Vogel (R) Senate District 27 Richard H. Stuart (R) Senate District 28 Charles J. Colgan (D) Senate District 29 Patricia S. Ticer (D) Senate District 30 Mary Margaret Whipple (D) Senate District 31 Janet D. Howell (D) Senate District 32 Mark R. Herring (D) Senate District 33 J. Chapman Petersen (D) Senate District 34 Richard L. Saslaw (D) Senate District 35 Linda T. Puller (D) Senate District 36 Ken Cuccinelli, II (R) Senate District 37 Phillip P. Puckett (D) Senate District Legislative Guide / Page 3 George L. Barker (D) Senate District 39 William C. Wampler, Jr. (R) Senate District 40
4 To determine your senate district and who your state senator is, visit the Virginia General Assembly Web site at and click on the Who s My Legislator option or call Legislative Information toll-free at: Legislative Guide / Page 4
5 2009 Legislative Guide / Page 5
6 VIRGINIA HOUSE OF DELEGATES Terry G. Kilgore (R) House District 1 Clarence E. Phillips (D) House District 2 Dan C. Bowling (D) House District 3 Joseph P. Johnson, Jr. (D) House District 4 C.W. Bill Carrico, Jr. (R) House District 5 Anne B. Crockett-Stark (R) House District 6 David A. Nutter (R) House District 7 H. Morgan Griffith (R) House District 8 Charles D. Poindexter (R) House District 9 Ward L. Armstrong (D) House District 10 Onzlee Ware (D) House District 11 James M. Shuler (D) House District 12 Robert G. Marshall (R) House District 13 Daniel W. Marshall, III (R) House District 14 C. Todd Gilbert (R) House District 15 Donald W. Merricks (R) House District 16 William H. Fralin, Jr. (R) House District 17 Clifford L. Athey, Jr. (R) House District 18 Lacey E. Putney (I) House District 19 Christopher B. Saxman (R) House District 20 Robert W. Mathieson (D) House District 21 Kathy J. Byron (R) House District 22 Shannon R. Valentine (D) House District 23 Benjamin L. Cline (R) House District 24 R. Steven Landes (R) House District Legislative Guide / Page 6
7 VIRGINIA HOUSE OF DELEGATES Matthew J. Lohr (R) House District 26 Samuel A. Nixon, Jr. (R) House District 27 William J. Howell (R) House District 28 Beverly J. Sherwood (R) House District 29 Edward T. Scott (R) House District 30 L. Scott Lingamfelter (R) House District 31 David E. Poisson (D) House District 32 Joe T. May (R) House District 33 Margaret G. Vanderhye (D) House District 34 Stephen C. Shannon (D) House District 35 Kenneth R. Plum (D) House District 36 David L. Bulova (D) House District 37 Robert D. Hull (D) House District 38 Vivian E. Watts (D) House District 39 Timothy D. Hugo (R) House District 40 Dave W. Marsden (D) House District 41 David B. Albo (R) House District 42 Mark D. Sickles (D) House District 43 Kristen J. Amundson (D) House District 44 David L. Englin (D) House District 45 Brian J. Moran (D) House District 46 Albert C. Eisenberg (D) House District 47 Robert H. Brink (D) House District 48 Adam P. Ebbin (D) House District 49 Jackson H. Miller (R) House District Legislative Guide / Page 7
8 VIRGINIA HOUSE OF DELEGATES Paul F. Nichols (D) House District 51 Jeffrey M. Frederick (R) House District 52 James M. Scott (D) House District 53 Robert D. Orrock, Sr. (R) House District 54 Frank D. Hargrove, Sr. (R) House District 55 William R. Janis (R) House District 56 David J. Toscano (D) House District 57 Rob B. Bell (R) House District 58 Watkins M. Abbitt, Jr. (I) House District 59 Clarke N. Hogan (R) House District 60 Tommy Wright, Jr. (R) House District 61 Riley E. Ingram (R) House District 62 Rosalyn R. Dance (D) House District 63 William K. Barlow (D) House District 64 R. Lee Ware, Jr. (R) House District 65 M. Kirkland Cox (R) House District 66 Chuck Caputo (D) House District 67 G. Manoli Loupassi (R) House District 68 Franklin P. Hall (D) House District 69 open seat as of press time House District 70 Jennifer L. McClellan (D) House District 71 James P. Massie, III (R) House District 72 Dr. John O Bannon, III (R) House District 73 Joseph D. Morrissey (D) House District 74 Roslyn C. Tyler (D) House District Legislative Guide / Page 8
9 VIRGINIA HOUSE OF DELEGATES S. Chris Jones (R) House District 76 Lionell Spruill, Sr. (D) House District 77 John A. Cosgrove (R) House District 78 Johnny S. Joannou (D) House District 79 Kenneth R. Melvin (D) House District 80 open seat as of press time House District 81 Harry R. Bob Purkey (R) House District 82 Joseph F. Bouchard (D) House District 83 Salvatore R. Iaquinto (R) House District 84 Robert Tata (R) House District 85 Thomas Davis Rust (R) House District 86 Paula J. Miller (D) House District 87 Mark L. Cole (R) House District 88 Kenneth C. Alexander (D) House District 89 Algie T. Howell, Jr. (D) House District 90 Thomas D. Gear (R) House District 91 Jeion A. Ward (D) House District 92 Phillip A. Hamilton (R) House District 93 G. Glenn Oder (R) House District 94 Mamye E. BaCote (D) House District 95 Brenda L. Pogge (R) House District 96 Christopher K. Peace (R) House District 97 Harvey B. Morgan (R) House District 98 Albert C. Pollard, Jr. (D) House District 99 Lynwood W. Lewis, Jr. (D) House District Legislative Guide / Page 9
10 To determine your house district and who your state delegate is, visit the Virginia General Assembly Web site at and click on the Who s My Legislator option or call Legislative Information toll-free at: Legislative Guide / Page 10
11 2009 Legislative Guide / Page 11
12 VIRGINIA STATEWIDE ELECTED OFFICIALS Timothy M. Kaine Governor of Virginia Term: Dear Fellow Virginians: From the establishment of the first settlement at Jamestown, Virginia was built upon the spirit of cooperation individuals working together to face challenges and achieve common goals for the good of all. It was with this spirit that rural Virginians formed electric cooperatives to bring electricity to their families and neighbors. Today, over half a million of our citizens continue to depend on the member-owned co-ops for the energy to heat and light their homes and power their farms and businesses. Energy is the lifeblood of our Commonwealth and its economic wellbeing. As Governor, I challenge my fellow Virginians to continue to make efficient use of energy a top priority. I applaud the efforts of Virginia s electric cooperatives to educate their members on how to reduce their energy consumption and to help find economically and environmentally sound solutions to meet our growing energy needs. I further commend the Association of Electric Cooperatives for publishing this 2009 Legislative Guide and Virginia s 13 locally-owned electric cooperatives for making it available to their members. If we are to meet the challenges facing our Commonwealth, all of our citizens must keep abreast of legislation and share their ideas and concerns with their elected representatives. I encourage you to get involved and make sure your voice is heard. My best wishes for the continued success of the electric cooperatives and their members throughout our great Commonwealth in Sincerely, Timothy M. Kaine, Governor of Virginia Office of the Governor Patrick Henry Building, 3rd Floor 1111 East Broad Street Richmond, VA (804) William T. Bolling Lieutenant Governor of Virginia Term: Office of the Lieutenant Governor 102 Governor Street Richmond, Virginia (804) Robert F. McDonnell Attorney General of Virginia Term: Office of the Attorney General 900 E. Main Street Richmond, Virginia (804) On the cover: Detail from the painting Storming of a British Redoubt by American Troops at Yorktown by French artist Eugène-Louis Lami, circa The original oil hangs in the Old Senate Chamber at the capitol. Photo by Bill Sherrod Legislative Guide / Page 12
13 VIRGINIA SENATE SUSAN CLARKE SCHAAR, CLERK (804) LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION (804) Mailing address for members during Session: Senate of Virginia, P.O. Box 396, Richmond, Virginia For further information, visit the Virginia General Assembly Web site: To determine where to vote and who your state representatives are, visit the State Board of Elections Web site at and click on the Find out where I go to vote? option or call toll-free: DISTRICT NAME PARTY MAILING ADDRESS TELEPHONE FAX 39 BARKER, GEORGE L. (D) P.O. Box 10527, Alexandria, VA (703) senatorbarker@gmail.com 14 BLEVINS, HARRY B. (R) P.O. Box 16207, Chesapeake (757) hbblevins@senblevins.hrcoxmail.com 29 COLGAN, CHARLES J. (D) P.O. Box 1650, Manassas (703) cjcolgan@aol.com 37 CUCCINELLI, KEN, II (R) Main St. Ste. 218, Fairfax (703) district37@sov.state.va.us 25 DEEDS, R. CREIGH (D) P.O. Box 5462, Charlottesville (434) district25@sov.state.va.us 21 EDWARDS, JOHN S. (D) P.O. Box 1179, Roanoke (540) senator@edwardsva.com 24 HANGER, EMMETT W., JR. (R) P.O. Box 2, Mount Solon (540) district24@sov.state.va.us 33 HERRING, MARK R. (D) P.O. Box 6246, Leesburg (703) Senator@markherring.org 17 HOUCK, R. EDWARD (Edd) (D) P.O. Box 7, Spotsylvania (540) senatorhouck@comcast.net 32 HOWELL, JANET D. (D) P.O. Box 2608, Reston (703) senhowell@gmail.com 19 HURT, ROBERT (R) P.O. Box 2, Chatham, VA (434) district 19@sov.state.va.us 2 LOCKE, MAMIE E. (D) P.O. Box 9048, Hampton (757) SenLocke02@msn.com 18 LUCAS, L. LOUISE (D) P.O. Box 700, Portsmouth (757) district18@sov.state.va.us 16 MARSH, HENRY L., III (D) 422 East Franklin St., Ste. 301, Richmond (804) district16@sov.state.va.us 11 MARTIN, STEPHEN H. (R) P.O. Box 700, Chesterfield (804) martindistrict@comcast.net 4 McDOUGLE, RYAN T. (R) P.O. Box 187, Mechanicsville (804) senator@ryanmcdougle.com 9 McEACHIN, A. DONALD (D) 4719 Nine Mile Rd., Richmond (804) dmceachin@mceachingee.com 1 MILLER, JOHN C. (D) P.O. Box 6113, Newport News (757) district01@sov.state.va.us 5 MILLER, YVONNE B. (D) P.O. Box 452, Norfolk (757) senatorybmiller@verizon.net 23 NEWMAN, STEPHEN D. (R) P.O. Box 480, Forest (434) snewman@senatornewman.com 3 NORMENT, THOMAS K., JR. (R) P.O. Box 6205, Williamsburg (757) district03@sov.state.va.us 6 NORTHAM, RALPH S. (D) P.O. Box 9363, Norfolk (757) district06@sov.state.va.us 26 OBENSHAIN, MARK D. (R) P.O. Box 555, Harrisonburg (540) mark@markobenshain.com 34 PETERSEN, J. CHAPMAN (Chap) (D) P.O. Box 1066, Fairfax (703) (800) chap@fairfaxsenator.com 38 PUCKETT, PHILLIP P. (D) P.O. Box 2440, Lebanon (276) district38@sov.state.va.us 36 PULLER, LINDA T. (Toddy) (D) P.O. Box 73, Mount Vernon (703) tpuller@aol.com 13 QUAYLE, FREDERICK M. (R) P.O. Box 368, Suffolk, (757) district13@sov.state.va.us 20 REYNOLDS, W. ROSCOE (D) P.O. Box 404, Martinsville (276) district20@sov.state.va.us 15 RUFF, FRANK M., JR. (R) P.O. Box 332, Clarksville (434) Ruff@kerrlake.com 35 SASLAW, RICHARD L. (D) P.O. Box 1856, Springfield (703) vasenate35@aol.com 22 SMITH, RALPH K. (R) P.O. Box 91, Roanoke (540) district22@sov.state.va.us 8 STOLLE, KENNETH W. (R) 2101 Parks Ave., Ste. 700, Virginia Beach (757) info@kenstolle.com 12 STOSCH, WALTER A. (R) 4551 Cox Rd., Ste. 110, Glen Allen (804) district12@sov.state.va.us 28 STUART, RICHARD H. (R) P.O. Box 1146, Montross (804) richard@stuartforsenate.com 30 TICER, PATRICIA S. (D) City Hall, 301 King St., Alexandria (703) patsyticer@gmail.com 27 VOGEL, JILL H. (R) 117 East Piccadilly St., Ste. 100-B, Winchester (540) district27@sov.state.va.us 7 WAGNER, FRANK W. (R) P.O. Box 68008, Virginia Beach (757) district07@sov.state.va.us 40 WAMPLER, WILLIAM C., JR. (R) 510 Cumberland St., Ste. 308, Bristol (276) district40@sov.state.va.us 10 WATKINS, JOHN C. (R) P.O. Box 159, Midlothian (804) Jnwatkins@johnwatkins.org 31 WHIPPLE, MARY MARGARET (D) 3556 North Valley St., Arlington (703) district31@sov.state.va.us REGISTER YOUR OPINION AT OPERATIONAL DURING GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION 2009 Legislative Guide / Page 13
14 VIRGINIA HOUSE OF DELEGATES WILLIAM J. HOWELL, SPEAKER (804) BRUCE F. JAMERSON, CLERK (804) LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION (804) Mailing address for members during Session: House of Delegates, P.O. Box 406, Richmond, Virginia For further information, visit the Virginia General Assembly Web site: To determine where to vote and who your state representatives are, visit the State Board of Elections Web site at and click on the Find out where I go to vote? option or call toll-free: DISTRICT NAME PARTY MAILING ADDRESS TELEPHONE FAX 59 ABBITT, WATKINS M., JR. (I) P.O. Box 683, Appomattox (434) wmabbitt@flash.net 42 ALBO, DAVID B. (Dave) (R) 6367 Rolling Mill Pl., Ste.102, Springfield (703) Dave@DaveAlbo.com 89 ALEXANDER, KENNETH C. (Kenny) (D) 7246 Granby St., Norfolk (757) delkalexander@house.state.va.us 44 AMUNDSON, KRISTEN J. (Kris) (D) P.O. Box 143, Mount Vernon (703) delkamundson@house.state.va.us 10 ARMSTRONG, WARD L. (D) P.O. Box 1431, Martinsville (276) warda@kimbanet.com 18 ATHEY, CLIFFORD L., JR. (Clay) (R) 35 N. Royal Ave., Front Royal (540) delcathey@house.state.va.us 95 BaCOTE, MAMYE E. (D) P.O. Box 5154, Newport News (757) delegatebacote@aol.com 64 BARLOW, WILLIAM K. (Bill) (D) P.O. Box 240, Smithfield (757) delegatebarlow@yahoo.com 58 BELL, ROBERT B., (Rob) (R) 2309 Finch Ct., Charlottesville (434) delrbell@house.state.va.us 83 BOUCHARD, JOSEPH F. (D) P.O. Box 68726, Virginia Beach (757) deljbouchard@house.state.va.us 3 BOWLING, DAN C. (D) P.O. Box 836, Richlands (276) deldbowling@house.state.va.us 48 BRINK, ROBERT H. (Bob) (D) P.O. Box 7668, Arlington (703) delbrink@starpower.net 37 BULOVA, DAVID L. (D) P.O. Box 106, Fairfax Station (703) (888) deldbulova@house.state.va.us 22 BYRON, KATHY J. (R) 523 Leesville Rd., Lynchburg (434) dist22@earthlink.net 67 CAPUTO, C. CHARLES (Chuck) (D) P.O. Box , Chantilly (703) (866) delccaputo@house.state.va.us 5 CARRICO, C.W., JR. (Bill) (R) P.O. Box 1100, Galax (276) (804) delccarrico@house.state.va.us 24 CLINE, BENJAMIN L. (Ben) (R) P.O. Box 1405, Amherst (434) delbcline@house.state.va.us 88 COLE, MARK L. (R) P.O. Box 6046, Fredericksburg (540) (804) delmcole@house.state.va.us 78 COSGROVE, JOHN A. (R) P.O. Box 15483, Chesapeake (757) deljcosgrove@house.state.va.us 66 COX, M. KIRKLAND (Kirk) (R) 131 Old Brickhouse Ln., Colonial Heights (804) delkcox@house.state.va.us 6 CROCKETT-STARK, ANNE B. (R) P.O. Box 628, Wytheville (276) delacrockett-stark@house.state.va.us 63 DANCE, ROSALYN R. (D) P.O. Box 2584, Petersburg (804) delrdance@house.state.va.us 49 EBBIN, ADAM P. (D) P.O. Box 41870, Arlington (703) delaebbin@house.state.va.us 47 EISENBERG, ALBERT C. (Al) (D) P.O. Box 969, Arlington (703) delaeisenberg@house.state.va.us 45 ENGLIN, DAVID L. (D) 301 King St., Box 65, Alexandria (703) info@davidenglin.org 17 FRALIN, WILLIAM H., JR. (R) P.O. Box 20363, Roanoke (540) delegatefralin@aol.com 52 FREDERICK, JEFFREY M. (Jeff) (R) P.O. Box 58, Woodbridge (703) delegate@va52.com 91 GEAR, THOMAS D. (Tom) (R) P.O. Box 7496, Hampton (757) deltgear@house.state.va.us 15 GILBERT, C. TODD (R) P.O. Box 309, Woodstock (540) (540) deltgilbert@house.state.va.us 8 GRIFFITH, H. MORGAN (R) P.O. Box 1250, Salem (540) hmg1993@aol.com 69 HALL, FRANKLIN P. (Frank) (D) P.O. Box 3407, Richmond (804) delegatefrankhall@aol.com 93 HAMILTON, PHILLIPA. (Phil) (R) P.O. Box 1585, Newport News (757) dphr93nn@aol.com 55 HARGROVE, FRANK D., SR. (R) Washington Hwy., Glen Allen (804) delegatehargrove@jointrepublican.com 60 HOGAN, CLARKE N. (R) 455 Short St., Ste. 204, South Boston (434) info@clarkehogan.com 90 HOWELL, ALGIE T., JR. (D) P.O. Box 12865, Norfolk (757) delahowell@house.state.va.us 28 HOWELL, WILLIAM J. (Bill) (R) 106 Carter St., Falmouth (540) delhowell@aol.com 40 HUGO, TIMOTHY D. (Tim) (R) P.O. Box 893, Centreville (703) delthugo@house.state.va.us 38 HULL, ROBERT D. (Bob) (D) P.O. Box 2331, Falls Church (703) delrhull@house.state.va.us 84 IAQUINTO, SALVATORE R. (Sal) (R) P.O. Box 6888, Virginia Beach (757) (804) delsiaquinto@house.state.va.us 62 INGRAM, RILEY E. (R) 3302 Oaklawn Blvd., Hopewell (804) delringram@house.state.va.us 56 JANIS, WILLIAM R. (Bill) (R) P.O. Box 3703, Glen Allen (804) delbjanis@house.state.va.us 79 JOANNOU, JOHNNY S. (D) 709 Court St., Portsmouth (757) JOHNSON, JOSEPH P., JR. (Joe) (D) 164 E. Valley St., Abingdon (276) deljjohnson@house.state.va.us REGISTER YOUR OPINION AT OPERATIONAL DURING GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION 2009 Legislative Guide / Page 14
15 DISTRICT NAME PARTY MAILING ADDRESS TELEPHONE FAX 76 JONES, S. CHRIS (R) P.O. Box 5059, Suffolk (757) KILGORE, TERRY G. (R) P.O. Box 669, Gate City (276) LANDES, R. STEVEN (Steve) (R) P.O. Box 42, Weyers Cave (540) LEWIS, LYNWOOD W., JR. (D) P.O. Box 760, Accomac (757) (757) LINGAMFELTER, L. SCOTT (R) 5420 Lomax Way, Woodbridge (703) LOHR, MATTHEW J. (Matt) (R) P.O. Box 1413, Harrisonburg (540) LOUPASSI, G. MANUEL (Manoli) (R) P.O. Box 17384, Richmond (804) MARSDEN, DAVID W. (Dave) (D) 9322 Jackson St., Burke (703) MARSHALL, DANIEL W., III (Danny) (R) P.O. Box 439, Danville (434) MARSHALL, ROBERT G. (Bob) (R) P.O. Box 421, Manassas (703) MASSIE, JAMES P., III (Jimmie) (R) P.O. Box 29598, Richmond (804) MATHIESON, ROBERT W. (Bobby) (D) P.O. Box 8021, Virginia Beach (757) (804) MAY, JOE T. (R) P.O. Box 2146, Leesburg (703) McCLELLAN, JENNIFER L. (Jenn) (D) P.O. Box 47, Richmond (804) MELVIN, KENNETH R. (Ken) (D) 801 Water St., Ste. 801, Portsmouth (757) MERRICKS, DONALD W. (R) 2276 Franklin Turnpike, Ste. 103, Danville (434) MILLER, JACKSON H. (R) P. O. Box 10072, Manassas (703) MILLER, PAULA J. (D) P.O. Box 8757, Norfolk (757) MORAN, BRIAN J. (D) 4154 Duke St., Alexandria (703) MORGAN, HARVEY B. (R) P.O. Box 949, Gloucester (804) MORRISSEY, JOSEPH D. (D) 605 E. Nine Mile Rd. Highland Springs (804) NICHOLS, PAUL F. (D) Lake Ridge Dr., Woodbridge (703) NIXON, SAMUELA., JR. (Sam) (R) P.O. Box 34908, Richmond (804) NUTTER, DAVID A. (Dave) (R) P.O. Box 1344, Christiansburg (540) O BANNON, JOHN M., III, M.D. (R) P.O. Box 70365, Richmond (804) deljobannon@house.state.va.us 94 ODER, G. GLENN (R) P.O. Box 6161, Newport News (757) (804) delgoder@house.state.va.us 54 ORROCK, ROBERT D., SR. (Bobby) (R) P.O. Box 458, Thornburg (540) delborrock@house.state.va.us 97 PEACE, CHRISTOPHER K. (R) P.O. Box 819, Mechanicsville (804) delcpeace@house.state.va.us 2 PHILLIPS, CLARENCE E. (Bud) (D) P.O. Box 36, Castlewood (276) delbphillips@house.state.va.us 36 PLUM, KENNETH R. (Ken) (D) 2073 Cobblestone Ln., Reston (703) kenplum@aol.com 96 POGGE, BRENDA L. (R) P.O. Box 1386, Yorktown (757) delbpogge@house.state.va.us 9 POINDEXTER, CHARLES D. (R) P.O. Box 117, Glade Hill (540) delcpoindexter@house.state.va.us 32 POISSON, DAVID E. (D) 2 Pidgeon Hill Dr., Ste. 340, Sterling (703) deldpoisson@house.state.va.us 99 POLLARD, ALBERT C., JR. (D) P.O. Box 508, Lively (804) delapollard@house.state.va.us 82 PURKEY, HARRY R. (Bob) (R) 2352 Leeward Shore Dr., Virginia Beach (757) delbpurkey@house.state.va.us 19 PUTNEY, LACEY E. (I) P.O. Box 127, Bedford (540) x lputney@jetbroadband.com 86 RUST, THOMAS DAVIS (Tom) (R) 730 Elden St., Herndon (703) trust@tomrust.org 20 SAXMAN, CHRISTOPHER B. (Chris) (R) P.O. Box 2517, Staunton (540) delcsaxman@house.state.va.us 30 SCOTT, EDWARD T. (Ed) (R) 206 S. Main St., Ste. 203, Culpeper (540) delescott@house.state.va.us 53 SCOTT, JAMES M. (Jim) (D) P.O. Box 359, Merrifield (703) deljscott@house.state.va.us 35 SHANNON, STEPHEN C. (Steve) (D) P.O. BOX 1143, Vienna (703) delsshannon@house.state.va.us 29 SHERWOOD, BEVERLY J. (R) P.O. Box 2014, Winchester (540) delbsherwood@verizon.net 12 SHULER, JAMES M. (D) 1999 South Main St., Ste. 304A, Blacksburg (540) delegateshuler@aol.com 43 SICKLES, MARK D. (D) P.O. Box 10628, Alexandria (703) delmsickles@house.state.va.us 77 SPRUILL, LIONELL, SR. (D) P.O. Box 5403, Chesapeake (757) dellspruill@aol.com 85 TATA, ROBERT (Bob) (R) 4536 Gleneagle Dr., Virginia Beach (757) delbtata@house.state.va.us 57 TOSCANO, DAVID J. (D) 211 E. High St., Charlottesville (434) deldtoscano@house.state.va.us 75 TYLER, ROSLYN C. (D) Blue Star Hwy., Jarratt (434) tyler75@netscape.com 23 VALENTINE, SHANNON R. (D) 1022 Commerce St., Ste. 3B, Lynchburg (434) (804) delsvalentine@house.state.va.us 34 VANDERHYE, MARGARET G. (D) P.O. Box 7335, McLean (703) (804) delmvanderhye@house.state.va.us 92 WARD, JEION A. (D) P.O. Box 7310, Hampton (757) deljward@house.state.va.us 11 WARE, ONZLEE (D) 325 N. Jefferson St., Roanoke (540) onzleeware@aol.com 65 WARE, R. LEE, JR. (R) P.O. Box 689, Powhatan (804) dellware@house.state.va.us 39 WATTS, VIVIAN E. (D) 8717 Mary Lee Ln., Annandale (703) vwatts@erols.com 61 WRIGHT, THOMAS C., JR. (Tommy) (R) P.O. Box 1323, Victoria (434) deltwright@house.state.va.us 70 open seat as of press time 81 open seat as of press time REGISTER YOUR OPINION AT OPERATIONAL DURING GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION 2009 Legislative Guide / Page 15
16 VIRGINIA S ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES Electric cooperatives provide safe and reliable electric service to both rural and suburban areas throughout the Commonwealth. Virginia s 13 consumer-owned electric cooperatives provide electricity to over 450,000 meters serving more than a million of the citizens of the Commonwealth residing in 68 of 95 counties. Electric cooperatives are notfor-profit organizations with revenues in excess of expenses being returned to their consumers. Electric cooperatives and their members are major taxpayers in the state and pay tens of millions in state and local taxes each year. Members of cooperative boards of directors are elected by their consumer-owners. These elected representatives of the co-op membership are responsible for seeing that the cooperative is efficiently and effectively operated and maintained. The distribution cooperatives are public service companies and are regulated by the Virginia State Corporation Commission. Electric cooperatives have a strong commitment to their communities and support, among many other things, educational opportunities for area youth. Over 1,000 Virginia youths have been sent to Richmond and Washington, DC, on week-long legislative education trips sponsored by the electric cooperatives. This legislative guide helps fulfill the cooperatives educational mission by informing consumers about legislators and the legislative process. Old Dominion Electric Cooperative is the wholesale power supplier to 9 of the state s 13 electric cooperatives and one Maryland and one Delaware cooperative. Old Dominion owns 11.6 percent of the North Anna Nuclear Power Station and owns half of the $1.2 billion coal-fired Clover Power Station in Halifax County. Old Dominion also owns three combustion-turbine power plants, one in Maryland and two in Virginia. The electric cooperatives are committed to providing environmentally sound energy. Over $350 million of the cost of the Clover Power Station was for environmental safeguards. Old Dominion operates an energy conservation program in partnership with its members that can reduce peak loads by more than 10 percent. With this publication, and through strong local efforts, Virginia s 13 electric cooperatives are continuing to work to serve their consumer-owners. ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE SERVICE TERRITORIES * A&N BARC Central Virginia Community Craig-Botetourt Mecklenburg Northern Neck NorthernVirginia Powell Valley Prince George Rappahannock Shenandoah Valley Southside * Service territories are approximations. Sources: Virginia Cooperatives, the Virginia State Corporation Commission, and the Rural Electrification Administration W. VA. W. VA. TN. A&N Electric Co-op Tasley, VA (757) BARC Electric Co-op Millboro, VA (800) Central Virginia Electric Co-op Arrington, VA (434) Community Electric Co-op Windsor, VA (757) Craig-Botetourt Electric Co-op New Castle, VA (540) Mecklenburg Electric Co-op Chase City, VA (800) Northern Neck Electric Co-op Warsaw, VA (800) Northern Virginia Electric Co-op Manassas, VA (703) Powell Valley Electric Co-op Jonesville, VA (276) Prince George Electric Co-op Waverly, VA (804) Rappahannock Electric Co-op Fredericksburg, VA (800) Shenandoah Valley Electric Co-op Mt. Crawford, VA (540) Southside Electric Co-op Crewe, VA (800) Old Dominion Electric Co-op Richmond, VA (804) This guide is produced by the Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives, P.O. Box 2340, Glen Allen, VA , (804)
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