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Elected Officials Voting Precincts Con’T ELECTED OFFICIALS VOTING PRECINCTS CON’T. AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA NORTH RIVER MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT HOUSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY Fort Defiance Clymore Elementary School 25 R. Steven Landes (R) (2023) Timothy A. Martin (R) (2023) North River North River Elementary School 20 AUGUSTA COUNTY Augusta County Court House 3rd Floor District Courts Bldg. Mount Solon Sangersville -Towers Ruritan Hall 20 P.O. Box 689 6 East Johnson Street Churchville Fire Churchville Fire Station 20 Staunton, VA 24402 Staunton, VA 24401 Supervisor-Jeffrey A. Slaven (R) (2023) School Bd.-Nicholas T. Collins FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL (540) 245-5321 (540) 245-5313 752 Burketown Rd. 850 Hotchkiss Road ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES Clerk serves eight-year term Attorney serves four-year term Weyers Cave,, VA 24486 Churchville, VA 24421 AND PARTY CHAIRMEN (540) 234-0548 (Home) (540) 487-5399 (Cell) COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE W. Jean Shrewsbury (R) (2023) PASTURES MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT HOUSE Augusta County Government Center Buffalo Gap Buffalo Gap High School 20 P.O. Box 959 Churchville Elem. Churchville Elementary School 20 Verona, VA 24482 Craigsville Craigsville Community Center 24 (540) 245-5640 Deerfield Deerfield Fire Station 20 Commissioner serves four-year term Cedar Green Beverley Manor Middle School 20 Supervisor-Pam Carter (R) (2021) School Bd.-John L. Ocheltree, Jr. SHERIFF TREASURER (Vice Chair) Donald Smith (I) (2023) Richard T. Homes (R) (2023) PO Box 17 33 Jordan Place Augusta County Sheriff’s Office Augusta County Government Center Churchville, VA 24421 Churchville, VA 24421 P.O. Box 860 P.O. Box 590 (540) 337-6163 (Home) (540) 337-6117 (Home) Verona, VA 24482 Verona, VA 24482 (540) 245-5333 (540) 245-5660 RIVERHEADS MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT HOUSE Sheriff serves four-year term Treasurer serves four-year term Greenville Riverheads High School 24 Middlebrook Middlebrook Fire Station 24 Spottswood Spottswood Community Center 24 VOTING PRECINCTS White Hill White Hill Church of the Brethren 20/24 Supervisor-Michael L. Shull (R) (2023) School Bd.-John M. Ward 6173 Lee Jackson Hwy 289 Spottswood Rd Raphine, VA 24472 Greenville, VA 24440 “Let the Ages Return to the First Golden Period” BEVERLEY MANOR MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT HOUSE (540) 377-6650 (Home) (540) 377-2478 (Home) Jolivue Victory Worship Center 20 Stuarts Draft Elem. Stuarts Draft Elementary School 20 SOUTH RIVER MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT HOUSE Verona Augusta County Government Center 25 Timothy K. Fitzgerald, County Administrator Sherando Sherando Community Center 20 Ridgeview Ridgeview Christian School 24 Connie Evans, General Registrar Supervisor-G.L. “Butch” Wells (R) (2021) School Bd.-Donna Wells Lyndhurst Wilson Fire Station 20 23 Whispering Oaks Dr. 23 Whispering Oaks Dr. Augusta County Government Center Supervisor-Steve Morelli (R) (2023) School Bd.-H. Tom Goforth Staunton, VA 24401 Staunton, VA 24401 18 Government Center Lane 104 Fall Ridge Dr. 49 Meadowdale Dr. (540) 886-5107 (540) 886-5107 P.O. Box 590 Stuarts Draft, VA 24477 Stuarts Draft, VA 24477 (540) 471-4342 (Cell) (540) 490-1043 (Cell) Verona, VA 24482-0590 MIDDLE RIVER MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT HOUSE Crimora Hugh K. Cassell Elementary School 25 (540) 245-5656, 942-5113, 828-6205, 939-4111 New Hope New Hope United Methodist Church 25 WAYNE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT HOUSE Fax No. (540) 245-5037 Weyers Cave Weyers Cave Community Center 25 Dooms Hugh K. Cassell Elementary School 25 Fishersville Yancey Fire Station 25 Office Hours-Monday-Friday 8:00-1:00, 2:00-5:00 Supervisor-Gerald W. Garber (R) (2021) School Bd.-David R. Shiflett Wilson Valley Vo-Tech Center 25 (Chair) Supervisor-Scott Seaton (R) (2023) School Bd.-Tim Z. Swortzel Department of Elections 135 Cave View Ln 368 Patterson Mill Road 25 Wellington Dr. 57 Alba Cir. 1-800-552-9745 Weyers Cave, VA 24486 Grottoes, VA 24441 Waynesboro, VA 22980 Waynesboro, VA 22980 elections.virginia.gov (540) 476-0245 (Cell) (540) 363-5662 (Home) (540) 241-1596 (Cell) (540) 943-5239 (Home) 01-08-2020 POLITICAL PARTY & YEAR TERM EXPIRES DENOTED IN ( )S VIRGINIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY CRAIGSVILLE TOWN COUNCIL FEDERAL ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES TOLL FREE 1-800-889-0229 / FAX 1-804-786-6310 Sandra Dill - (540) 997-5935 WASHINGTON, DC Members serve four-year terms The Mayor is chosen by the Town Council for a two year period PRESIDENT 24th STATE SENATE DISTRICT Richard L. Fox, Mayor (2022) Harvey R. Sprouse (2020) Donald J. Trump (R) (2020) Members of the State Senate serve four-year terms P.O. Box 386 (95 N. Jackson St.) P.O. Box 126 (34 N. Church St.) 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Craigsville, VA 24430 Craigsville, VA 24430 Washington, DC 20500 Emmett W. Hanger, Jr. (R) (2023) (540) 997-5262 (Home) (540) 997-9158 (Home) P.O. Box 396, Richmond, VA 23218 (202) 456-1414 (804) 698-7524 Veronica L. Moran (2022) Cynthia B. Doyle (2020) FAX (202) 456-2461 PO Box 464 82 N Jackson St. District Office Address Craigsville, VA 24430 Craigsville, VA 24430 P.O. Box 2, Mount Solon, VA 22843 (540) 997-9235 (Home) (540) 885-6898, FAX (540) 885-6777 UNITED STATES SENATORS Joe S. Colvin, Sr. (2022) Terry E. Adkins (2020) Members of the United States Senate serve six-year terms P.O. Box 674 (115 N. Poplar St.) P.O. Box 491 (232 E Craig St.) STATE HOUSE OF DELEGATES Craigsville, VA 24430 Craigsville, VA 24430 Timothy Kaine (D) (2024) Mark R. Warner (D) (2020) Members of the Virginia House of Delegates serve two-year terms (540) 997-9479 (Home) (540) 997-5613 (Home) B40C Dirksen Senate Office Bldg 475 Russell Senate Office Bldg General Assembly Building, P.O. Box 406, Richmond, VA 23218 (540) 234-9125 (Office) Washington, DC 20510 Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-4024 (202) 224-2023 FAX (202) 224-6295 20th House District 24th House District HEADWATERS SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT Members serve for four-year terms G. John Avoli (R) (2023) Ronnie R. Campbell (R) (2023) (804) 698-1020 (804) 698-1024 UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Otis P. Bilkins (2023) Robert Drumheller (2023) Members of the House serve two-year terms 556 Chinquapin Dr 1632 Hewitt Rd. District Office Address District Office Address All of Augusta County is in the 6th Congressional District Lyndhurst, VA 22952 Swoope, VA 24479 P.O. Box 1942 P.O. Box 366 (540) 942-3794 (Home) (540) 280-5069 (Cell) Benjamin L. Cline (R) (2020) Staunton, VA 24402 Fairfield, VA 24435 1009 Longworth HOB (540) 290-1023 (540) 280-0778 Washington, DC 20515 2020 ELECTIONS (202) 225-5431 FAX (202) 225-9681 25th House District Or March 3 – Presidential Primary 117 S. Lewis St. Suite 215 June 9 – Primary (Tentative) Chris Runion (R) (2023) Staunton, VA 24401 November 3 – General Election (540) 885-3861 (804) 698-1025 Fax (540) 885-3930 District Office Address P. O. Box 202 Bridgewater, VA 28842 AUGUSTA COUNTY ELECTORAL BOARD MEMBERS STATE ELECTED OFFICIALS (540) 255-0504 Appointed for a three-year term RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Members of the Executive Branch serve four-year terms Clifford Garstang, Chairman (2021) Marcy Reedy, Vice Chair (2020) AUGUSTA COUNTY PARTY CHAIRMEN 1853 Old Greenville Road 40 Roxbury Dr. GOVERNOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Staunton, VA 24401 Fishersville, VA 22939 (540) 324-1294 (Home) (571) 216-8705 (Cell) Democratic Party Republican Party Ralph Northam (D) (2021) Justin F. Fairfax (D) (2021) Patrick Henry Building, 3 Floor PO Box 1195 Georgia Alvis-Long, Secretary (2022) 1111 East Broad Street Richmond, VA 23218 Jennifer Kitchen Rebecca Simmons 140 Hew Hope and Crimora Road Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 786-2078 138 Fairmont Dr. 314 Mountain Run Rd Waynesboro, VA 22980 (804) 786-2211 Staunton, VA 24401 Churchville, VA 24421 (540) 255-5527 (Cell) (540) 245-0682 (540) 292-0468 ATTORNEY GENERAL Mark R. Herring (D) (2021) PLEASE CONTACT ONE OF THESE MEMBERS IF YOU 900 E. Main Street WOULD LIKE TO SERVE AT THE POLLS ON Richmond, VA 23219 Virginia Voters Must Show Photo ID to Vote! ELECTION DAY. (804) 786-2071 .
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