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2020 Local Officials Governmental Directory Southside Planning District Commission Virginia PDC 13 Updated 4/19/2021 SOUTHSIDE PLANNING DISTRICT COMMISSION LOCAL OFFICIALS GOVERNMENTAL DIRECTORY 2020 Table of Contents United States Congress 1 Virginia Executive Branch 2-4 Virginia Legislative Branch 5-6 SPDC 7-8 Regional Economic Development Organizations 9-10 County of Brunswick 11-23 County of Halifax 24-40 County of Mecklenburg 41-57 Town of South Boston 58-61 Town of South Hill 62-66 Updated 4/19/2021 UNITED STATES CONGRESS UNITED STATES CONGRESS WWW.SENATE.GOV WWW.HOUSE.GOV Senate Mark Warner 202-224-2023 Senator, Virginia 877-676-2759 703 Hart Senate Office Building Fax: 202-224-6295 Washington, DC 20510 www.warner.senate.gov Tim Kaine 202-224-4024 Senator, Virginia Fax: 202-228-6363 231 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 www.kaine.senate.gov House of 4th Congressional District 202-225-6365 Representatives Donald McEachin Fax: 202-226-1170 314 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 www.mceachin.house.gov Central Virginia Office 804-486-1840 110 North Robinson St., Suite 403 Fax: 804-269-4139 Richmond, VA 23220 Hampton Roads Office 757-942-6050 123 N. Saratoga St., Suite B Suffolk, VA 23434 5th Congressional District 202-225-4711 Bob Good Fax: 202-225-5681 1213 Longworth HOB Washington, DC 20515 www.good.house.gov 1 VIRGINIA EXECUTIVE BRANCH VIRGINIA EXECUTIVE BRANCH WWW.GOVERNOR.VIRGINIA.GOV Unless otherwise noted, contact by E-mail at https://governor.virginia.gov/constituent-services/communicating-with-the-governors-office/ Governor Ralph Northam 804-786-2211 Contact Form: www.governor.virginia.gov/constituent- Fax: 804-786-3925 services/communicating-with-the-governors-office TDD 800-828-1120 www.governor.virginia.gov Mailing Address: Governor of Virginia P. O. Box 1475 Richmond, VA 23218 Physical Address Patrick Henry Building 1111 East Broad St., 3rd Floor Richmond, VA 23219 Lieutenant Justin Fairfax 804-786-2078 Governor The Office of Lieutenant Governor Fax: 804-786-7514 P. O. Box 1195 Richmond, VA 23218 102 Governor St. Richmond, VA 23218 [email protected] www.ltgov.virginia.gov Attorney General Mark Herring 804-786-2071 Office of Attorney General Fax: 804-786-1991 202 N. Ninth Street Richmond, VA 23219 Contact Form: www.vaag.com/ContactUsForm/ContactForm.aspx www.oag.state.va.us Cabinet Secretary of Grindly Johnson 804-786-1201 Administration P. O. Box 1475 Fax: 804-371-0038 Richmond, VA 23218 Patrick Henry Building 1111 East Broad St. Richmond, VA 23219 [email protected] www.administration.virginia.gov Secretary of Bettina Ring 804-692-2511 Agriculture and P. O. Box 1475 Fax: 804-692-2466 Forestry Richmond, VA 23218 Patrick Henry Building 1111 East Broad St. Richmond, VA 23219 [email protected] www.ag-forestry.virginia.gov 2 VIRGINIA EXECUTIVE BRANCH WWW.GOVERNOR.VIRGINIA.GOV Secretary of Brian Ball 804-786-2211 Commerce and P. O. Box 1475 Fax: 804-371-0250 Trade Richmond, VA 23218 Patrick Henry Building 1111 East Broad St. Richmond, VA 23219 [email protected] www.commerce.virginia.gov Secretary of the Kelly Thomasson 804-786-2441 Commonwealth Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth Fax: 804-371-0017 P. O. Box 2454 TDD 804-371-8599 Richmond, VA 23218 Patrick Henry Building 1111 East Broad St., 4th Floor Richmond, VA 23219 www.commonwealth.virginia.gov Secretary of Atif Qarni 804-786-1151 Education P. O. Box 1475 Fax: 804-371-0154 Richmond, VA 23218 Patrick Henry Building 1111 East Broad St., 4th Floor Richmond, VA 23219 [email protected] www.education.virginia.gov Secretary of Aubrey Layne, Jr. 804-786-1148 Finance P. O. Box 1145 Fax: 804-692-0676 Richmond, VA 23218 TDD 804-786-7765 Patrick Henry Building 1111 East Broad St. Richmond, VA 23219 www.finance.virginia.gov Secretary of Daniel Carey, M.D. 804-786-7765 Health and P. O. Box 1475 Fax: 804-786-3389 Human Richmond, VA 23218 TDD 804-6786-7765 Resources Patrick Henry Building 1111 East Broad St. Richmond, VA 23219 [email protected] www.hhr.virginia.gov Secretary of Matthew Strickler 804-786-0044 Natural P. O. Box 1475 Fax: 804-371-8333 Resources Richmond, VA 23218 Patrick Henry Building 1111 East Broad St., 4th Floor Richmond, VA 23219 www.naturalresources.virginia.gov 3 VIRGINIA EXECUTIVE BRANCH WWW.GOVERNOR.VIRGINIA.GOV Secretary for Brian Moran 804-786-5351 Public Safety P. O. Box 1475 Fax: 804-225-3882 and Homeland Richmond, VA 23218 Security Patrick Henry Building 1111 East Broad St. Richmond, VA 23219 www.pshs.virginia.gov/ Secretary of Shannon Valentine 804-768-8032 Transportation P. O. Box 1475 Fax: 804-786-6683 Richmond, VA 23218 Patrick Henry Building 1111 East Broad St., 3rd Floor Richmond, VA 23219 www.transportation.virginia.gov Secretary for Carlos Hopkins 804-225-3826 Veterans and State Capitol Building, 3rd Floor Defense Affairs 1000 Bank Street Richmond, VA 23219 P. O. Box 1475 Richmond, VA 23218 [email protected] www.vada.virginia.gov State Website www.virginia.gov 4 VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE BRANCH VIRGINIA STATE LEGISLATURE WWW.VIRGINIAGENERALASSEMBLY.GOV Senate 15th Senatorial District 434-374-5129 Frank Ruff, Jr., Senator Fax: 434-955-2224 P. O. Box 332 Clarksville, VA 23927 [email protected] www.frankmruff.com Senate of Virginia 804-698-7515 Room E505 Fax: 804-698-7651 P O. Box 396 Richmond, VA 23218 [email protected] 18th Senatorial District 757-397-8209 Louise Lucas, Senator Fax: 434-966-9671 P. O. Box 700 Portsmouth, VA 23705 [email protected] Senate of Virginia 804-698-7518 P O. Box 396 Fax: 804-698-7651 Room E508 Richmond, VA 23218 [email protected] 20th Senatorial District 540-721-6028 William M. Stanley, Jr., Senator Fax: 540-721-6405 P. O. Box 96 Glade Hill, VA 24092-0096 [email protected] Senate of Virginia 804-698-7520 Pocahontas Building Fax: 804-698-7651 P. O. Box 396 Room No: E610 Richmond, VA 23218 [email protected] House of Delegates 60th House of Delegates District 434-476-0077 James Edmunds II, Delegate Fax: 434-476-1370 60 South Main St. P. O. Box 1115 Halifax, VA 24558 [email protected] General Assembly Building 804-698-1060 Room E211 Fax: 804-698-6760 P. O. Box 406 Richmond, VA 23218 [email protected] 5 VIRGINIA STATE LEGISLATURE WWW.VIRGINIAGENERALASSEMBLY.GOV House of Delegates 61st House of Delegates District 434-696-3061 (Con’t) Thomas “Tommy” Wright, Jr., Delegate Fax: 434-696-4061 P. O. Box 1323 Victoria, VA 23974 [email protected] General Assembly Building 804-698-1061 Room E411 Fax: 804-698-6761 P. O. Box 406 Richmond, VA 23218 [email protected] 75th House of Delegates District 434-246-4246 Roslyn Tyler, Delegate 434-336-1710 25359 Blue Star Hwy. Fax: 434-336-1784 Jarratt, VA 23867 [email protected] General Assembly Building 804-698-1075 Room E321 Fax: 804-698-6775 P. O. Box 406 Richmond, VA 23218 [email protected] 6 SOUTHSIDE PLANNING DISTRICT COMMISSION SOUTHSIDE PLANNING DISTRICT COMMISSION WWW.SOUTHSIDEPDC.ORG Commissioners Kim Callis - Chairman Bernard Jones, Sr. 211 South Mecklenburg Ave. 1670 Lew Jones Rd. South Hill, VA 23970 Alberta, VA 23821 George Leonard – Vice Chair Charles Jones 605 Forest Drive 207 Sir Peyton Drive South Boston, VA 24592 Clarksville, VA 23927 Leslie Weddington - Treasurer Angela Kellett 102 Tobacco St. P. O. Box 307 / 350 Washington St. Lawrenceville, VA 23868 Boydton, VA 23917 Garland Baird Gerald Lovelace P. O. Box 235 P. O. Box 491 Brodnax, VA 23920 Halifax, VA 24558 Stanley Brandon David Martin 2221 Coleman Rd. P. O. Box 973 Alton, VA 24520 Halifax, VA 23970 Joseph Chandler III Garland Ricketts 606 Forest Drive 2095 Cherry Hill Church Rd. South Boston, VA 24592 South Boston, VA 24592 William Claiborne Dr. Alonzo Seward P. O. Box 219 32 Aurelia Place Halifax, VA 24558 Lawrenceville, VA 23868 M. J. Colgate, Jr. Charles Simmons 63 Boyd St. P. O. Box 207 / 311 Virginia Ave. Chase City, VA 23924 Clarksville, VA 23927 Ronnie Duffey Scott Simpson 389 Lakeside Drive P. O. Box 699 / 134 South Main St. Halifax, VA 24558 Halifax, VA 24558 Lillie Feggins-Boone Glanzy Spain, Jr. 415 South Hill Ave. 863 Esnon Rd. South Hill, VA 23970 Chase City, VA 23924 Sandra Garner-Coleman Tom Tanner 2181 Wilson Memorial Trail P.O. Box 66 Vernon Hill, VA 24597 LaCrosse, VA 23924 Andy Hargrove Joseph Taylor, Jr. 2539 Mill Creek Rd. P.O. Box 478 Clarksville, VA 23927 South Hill, VA 23970 Winston Harrell Ernest Vass 405 Cedar Ridge Terrace 113 Meadow Dr. South Boston, VA 24592 South Boston, VA 24592 Landon Hayes, Jr. John Zubrod 1483 Canaan Church Rd. 353 Hideaway Place Brodnax, VA 23920 Ebony, VA 23845 Bold indicates Executive Committee Member. 7 SOUTHSIDE PLANNING DISTRICT COMMISSION WWW.SOUTHSIDEPDC.ORG Staff 200 South Mecklenburg Ave. 434-447-7101 South Hill, VA 23970 Executive Director Deborah Gosney [email protected] Finance Director/Human Stephanie Creedle [email protected] Resources Senior Planner Ashleigh Zincone [email protected] Senior Planner Sangi Cooper [email protected] GIS and Cartography Andy Wells [email protected] Manager GIS Planner Chad Neese [email protected] Administrative Assistant Lisa McGee [email protected] Contract Staff Ann Taylor Wright [email protected] CTW Consulting LLC Virginia Tourism & Trail Vacant [email protected] Coordinator (Part Time) Social Media Southside Planning District Commission www.southsidepdc.org https://www.facebook.com/SPDCVA Tobacco Heritage Trail www.tobaccoheritagetrail.org https://www.facebook.com/TobaccoHeritageTrail 8 REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS GO Virginia Region 3 200 S.
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