November 1, 2012 The Newsletter of the Virginia Association of Counties CONNECTIONS COUNTY First, please know that your VACo staff members are excited. Each year our objective is to out-do performances of past VACo conferences. We believe the program we offer at this year’s conference will be informative and interesting. Keynote speakers at the general sessions will be Dr. Joey Faucette who will help us learn to work positively in a negative world, Speaker of the House William J. Howell who will provide VACo’s members with his perspectives about the upcoming 2013 General Assembly. NACo Immediate Past President Lenny Eliason will update our members about the services provided by our national association. During the Tuesday morning general session, Political Columnist Jeffrey E. Schapiro and Political Scientist Thomas R. Morris will offer their interpretations of the results of the 2012 Presidential and other elections, and what those results might mean for local governments. The conference’s breakout sessions will address such topics as Local Funding issues, broadband in underserved areas, the Comprehensive Services Act, County VACo Conference update ANNUAL CONFERENCE Continued on page 9 See the latest U.S. Communities offering... Page 2 Albemarle offers 360 degree tour of county trails... Page 4 Visit Russell County and the Dante Coal Miner’s Memorial... Page 5 State seeking comment on current PDC boundaries... Page 4 VACo Steering Committees have been reviewing legislative issues since August, in preparation for the 2013 Session of the Virginia General Assembly. The 2013 Session begins Wednesday, Jan. 9, and continues for a 45-day calendar. Pre-filing of bills began July 16 and continues to Jan. 9 at 10 a.m. We are expecting many high-profile county issues to dominate the session. Guiding our staff advocacy efforts are VACo’s eight steering committees. The steering committees will complete their work Nov. 12 by recommending VACo’s 2013 Legislative Program to the full membership at the Annual Conference, which is scheduled Nov. 11-13. Our steering committees will propose policy positions on the following issues that are anticipated to be on the 2013 General Assembly’s agenda. Aid to Localities VACo will attempt to highlight the need to revisit this budget issue in the FY 2013 and 2014 state budget. VACo will seek to repeal this “local aid to the state” by Counties gearing up for 2013 General Assembly session By Dean Lynch [email protected]proposing amendments to the budget in FY 2013 – 2014 of $50 million and $45 million respectively. Tax Reform It is anticipated that numerous efforts to repeal or alter local business taxes will be shrouded in the concept of “tax reform.” VACo advocacy efforts will be to support a county’s authority to levy and collect revenue from local business taxation. True tax reform efforts should look at the distribution of state income taxes as one reform method. Broadband VACo will seek to educate legislators that widespread deployment of broadband should be a top priority for the Commonwealth. Broadband initiatives will ensure all counties have competitive economic advantages, provide quality educational opportunities and facilitate telemedicine and other modern health care initiatives. Assistance should include economic incentives as well as budgetary and statutory policies that facilitate broadband deployment and adoption. GENERAL ASSEMBLY Continued on page 9
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November 1, 2012
The Newsletter of the Virginia Association of Counties
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First, please know that your VACo staff members are excited. Each year our objective is to out-do performances of past VACo conferences. We believe the program we offer at this year’s conference will be informative and interesting. Keynote speakers at the general sessions will be Dr. Joey Faucette who will help us learn to work positively in a negative world, Speaker of the House William J. Howell who will provide VACo’s members with his perspectives about the upcoming 2013 General Assembly. NACo Immediate Past President Lenny Eliason will update our members about the services provided by our national association. During the Tuesday morning general session, Political Columnist Jeffrey E. Schapiro and Political Scientist Thomas R. Morris will offer their interpretations of the results of the 2012 Presidential and other elections, and what those results might mean for local governments. The conference’s breakout sessions will address such topics as Local Funding issues, broadband in underserved areas, the Comprehensive Services Act, County
VACo Conference update
ANNUAL CONFERENCEContinued on page 9
See the latest U.S. Communities offering... Page 2
Albemarle offers 360 degree tour of county trails... Page 4
Visit Russell County and the Dante Coal Miner’s Memorial... Page 5
State seeking comment on current PDC boundaries... Page 4
VACo Steering Committees have been reviewing legislative issues since August, in preparation for the 2013 Session of the Virginia General Assembly. The 2013 Session begins Wednesday, Jan. 9, and continues for a 45-day calendar. Pre-filing of bills began July 16 and continues to Jan. 9 at 10 a.m. We are expecting many high-profile county issues to dominate the session. Guiding our staff advocacy efforts are VACo’s eight steering committees. The steering committees will complete their work Nov. 12 by recommending VACo’s 2013 Legislative Program to the full membership at the Annual Conference, which is scheduled Nov. 11-13. Our steering committees will propose policy positions on the following issues that are anticipated to be on the 2013 General Assembly’s agenda.
Aid to Localities VACo will attempt to highlight the need to revisit this budget issue in the FY 2013 and 2014 state budget. VACo will seek to repeal this “local aid to the state” by
Counties gearing up for 2013 General Assembly session
proposing amendments to the budget in FY 2013 – 2014 of $50 million and $45 million respectively.
Tax Reform It is anticipated that numerous efforts to repeal or alter local business taxes will be shrouded in the concept of “tax reform.” VACo advocacy efforts will be to support a county’s authority to levy and collect revenue from local business taxation. True tax reform efforts should look at the distribution of state income taxes as one reform method.
Broadband VACo will seek to educate legislators that widespread deployment of broadband should be a top priority for the Commonwealth. Broadband initiatives will ensure all counties have competitive economic advantages, provide quality educational opportunities and facilitate telemedicine and other modern health care initiatives. Assistance should include economic incentives as well as budgetary and statutory policies that facilitate broadband deployment and adoption.
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James Campbell, Executive Director of the Virginia Association of Counties, was recently honored by the National Council of County Association Executives (NCCAE) and the National Association of Counties (NACo) for graduating from the Certified County Association Executive Program. The Certified County Association Executive Program (CCAEP) is a structured continuing education curriculum for the professional development of executive directors of county state associations. The program is structured to comprehensively train county association leaders to be fully knowledgeable of leadership and association challenges and better prepare them to find ways to address emerging issues. The CCAEP is sponsored and
Campbell recognized by national and state colleagues
credentialed by the NCCAE and Cornell University with the support of the National Association of Counties. “The County Certification Program’s curriculum is designed to equip association directors with the tools they need to address the increasing demands and challenges of civic leadership today,” said NCCAE President Larry Dix, Executive Director of the Nebraska Association of County Officials. Matt Chase, Executive Director of the National Association of Counties, added: “The NCCAE program enhances the leadership abilities of these executive directors and gives them the knowledge to serve their members more effectively.” The CCAEP has a core curriculum including budgeting, human resource
management, effective board relations, succession planning, advocacy, media relations and leadership skills and strategies. These are supplemented with electives, training sessions and continuing education courses designed to assist association leaders in serving their constituents their members to the best of their ability.
VACo Deputy Executive Director Dean Lynch (at podium) presents an Achievement Award to Chesterfi eld County for its program “Enhancing Customer Knowledge of eReaders and Digital Collections.”
Congratulations to Chesterfi eld County for its 16th Achievement Award, which is a record. Chesterfi eld County has won an award in all 10 years of the program.
According to the New York Times, economists say the consequences of the “fiscal cliff” of spending cuts and tax increases scheduled to take place at year’s end won’t hit the U.S. economy immediately. The fallout will be powerful but gradual.• State and municipalities are projected to lose at least $6 billion because of manipulation of the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR). Those entities bought about $500 billion in interest-rate swaps before the financial meltdown.
Have you ever wondered what a trail was like before you hiked it? The Albemarle County Parks and Recreation department has partnered with Terrain360.com to offer a new tool that will solve that dilemma. By visiting www.albemarle.org/trails, hikers can take a 360 degree panoramic tour of the trails at Darden Towe, Preddy Creek, Byrom, Mint Springs, Ivy Creek Natural Area and Walnut Creek from their computers or smart phones. Hosted by Terrain360.com, the online application gives viewers the feeling of walking down a trail, along with the ability to get a full-circle view of their surroundings at any point on the way. The site also features trail maps, amenities listings, GPS coordinates, live weather updates, trail access points and directions to these featured County facilities. Terrain360.com is free to use and available on all mobile and tablet devices for convenient access on-the-go. “We are pleased to offer this exciting online tool that makes the beauty and fun of our trail system more accessible to our park users and supports our efforts to be good stewards of the beautiful natural environment of Albemarle County,” says Dan Mahon, Outdoor Recreation Supervisor. “We hope this encourages more visitors to enjoy the wonderful trails we offer in the County parks.”
The Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) recently announced that it is accepting public com-ment on the boundaries of Virginia’s plan-ning districts. As prescribed by § 36-139.7, following every decennial census, the depart-ment is to review the boundaries of those regional entities and, if appropriate, make adjustments. In reviewing the boundaries, DHCD is required to consider, at a minimum, the fol-lowing:• recognition of communities of interest among the governmental subdivisions;• recognition of common economic and market interests;• ease of communications and commis-sioner travel time;• federal metropolitan statistical area boundaries;
Albemarle offers 360 degree tour of county trails
State seeking comment on current PDC boundariesBy Ted McCormack
[email protected]• a population base adequate to ensure financial viability;• geographic factors and natural boundar-ies; and• the wishes of the governmental subdivi-sions within or surrounding the planningdistrict, as expressed by resolution of the governing body. DHCD will conduct its review in two phases beginning with the receipt of public written comment through Dec. 19, 2012. Any such comments should concisely address the need for retaining or modifying the current boundaries of a given planning district using the criteria outlined above or other factors that affect the viability or effec-tiveness of the planning district commission in carrying out its duties. Comments should either be emailed to [email protected] or addressed via U.S. Mail to Susan B. Williams, DHCD, 600 East Main Street, Suite 300, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
If the department receives sufficient and compelling requests for boundary adjustments, DHCD will then conduct public hearings within the affected planning district(s). Following any such hearings, DHCD staff will consider all comments received and, subject to the provisions of the Administrative Process Act, make changes to the boundaries of planning districts as it deems advisable.
The Dante Coal Miner’s Memorial was erected in December 2000 by the Dante PRIDE organization to commemorate the men of Dante who worked in the mines, extracting the coal which made our country strong in times of war and peace and their families who supported them in their work.
During the early part of the 20th century, Dante was the economic center of Russell County. Virginia Delegate Bud Phillips, a sixth generation resident of the area, speaking at the groundbreaking on Dec. 8, said, “Today is a celebration of our heritage as we erect a tribute to coal miners and their families. I don’t think that many people appreciate the sacrifices that coal mining families of Southwest Virginia have endured.”
Address: Rt. 63, Dante, VA 24237Region: Heart Of AppalachiaLocality: RussellPhone: (276) 619-2271Website: www.peopleincorp.org/dante.htm Website: www.danteliveson.org
Visit Russell County and the Dante Coal Miners Memorial
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Aetna has signed separate agreements with Inova Health System and Carilion Clinic to bring a new model of health care delivery, an accountable care organization (ACO), to commercial businesses and individuals in Virginia. The ACO’s will help lower costs through more effective patient outreach and engagement and a new payment model that rewards doctors for the collective outcomes of patients. Aetna is one of the nation’s leading diversified health care benefits companies, serving approximately 35.3 million people with information and resources to help them make better informed decisions about their health care. Their customers include employer groups, individuals, college students, part-time and hourly workers, health plans, governmental units, government-sponsored plans, labor groups and expatriates. Inova Health System is a not-for-profit health care system based in Northern Virginia that consists of hospitals and other health services, including emergency- and urgent-care centers, home care, nursing homes, mental health and blood donor services and wellness classes. Governed by a voluntary board of community members, Inova’s mission is to improve the health of the diverse community it serves through excellence in patient care, education and research. Carilion Clinic is a not-for-profit health care organization serving nearly one million people in Virginia through hospitals, outpatient specialty centers and advance primary care practices. Led by multi-specialty physician teams with a shared philosophy that puts the patient first, Carilion is committed to improving outcomes for every patient while advancing the quality of care through medical education and research. The Aetna-Inova partnership will help to promote clinical integration of the health care community. Inova Health System will engage Inova and community physicians to focus on promoting wellness; improving patient outcomes through better care coordination; and streamlining access to patient information. Aetna will support Inova with technology that makes it easier for physicians to exchange information and track their patients’ care across all settings. New commercial and Medicare Advantage HMO and PPO products will be offered in Northern Virginia as part of the Aetna-Inova joint venture expected to begin in 2013. The new products will give employers and consumers access to less expensive, more coordinated and integrated health care fostered by the partnership and engagement with community physicians. The Aetna-Carilion ACO relationship is ultimately expected to encompass the following key areas: co-branded commercial health care plans for businesses and individuals; joint opportunities to better meet the personalized care needs of patients, including Medicaid beneficiaries in southwest Virginia; and new payment models that encourage providers to share accountability to improve patients’ health, including rewards for meeting quality targets and shared costs savings. Carilion Clinic plans to continue to offer Medicare Advantage products and intends to purchase administrative services through Aetna to lower administrative costs of the products. Aetna also would become the administrator of Carilion’s health benefits plan for its employees.
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You know it’s time to start using social media in your county. But where do you begin? Which tools will work best in your community? How do you manage information while still doing your job as an elected offi cial?
Ask a professional! VACo is pleased to offer consulting services from associate member Red Boot Media, LLC at the upcoming annual conference in Bath County. To answer your questions about using social media in your county, sign up for a free, private 45-minute session with Founder and Principal Media Consultant Emily Landsman.
Contact Gage Harter at [email protected] to secure your time. Sign up for a time slot now.
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Many owners have increased facilities needs but limited funding and no dedicated or trained staff to handle numerous com-plex projects. Some owners may have many sites spread over large geographical areas. Hoar Program Management is a team of more than 70 skilled professionals who work with clients to coordinate and manage various projects efficiently and cost effectively through each stage of the construction process.
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Pension Liability, maintaining civility in public meetings, unfunded mandates, county transit services, workforce development, tax reform, Foster Care, case studies in region cooperation and the future of stormwater management. During steering committee meetings and breakout sessions, VACo will also be joined by several members of the General Assembly, including House members Terry Kilgore, Keith Hodges and David Bulova. Senators Barbara Favola, Emmit Hanger and John Watkins will also be participants. One of the most important items on the agenda for VACo’s Annual Conference will be the development of VACo’s legislative action plan for 2013. VACo’s steering committees are scheduled to hold their final round of
meetings on Sunday, Nov. 11. VACo’s full membership will then vote on the legislative program during the business meeting on the final day of the conference.
Why The Homestead? It is standard practice for VACo to periodically re-evaluate The Homestead as the site for its annual conference. This evaluation is normally conducted when VACo is nearing the end of a contract term. VACo’s current contract with The Homestead will expire in 2015, which means that VACo is scheduled to undertake another comparative evaluation of alternative sites for conferences scheduled for 2016 and beyond. The most recent evaluation took place in 2008 after questions were raised by VACo’s Board as to whether other facilities besides The Homestead should be considered. After reviewing an analysis developed
by VACo’s staff comparing The Homestead with other venues, the Board concluded that The Homestead served as the most suitable alternative. The staff analysis focused on such daily expenses as lodging, meals and parking. Other factors included room capacity, seating capacity, security and transportation. The 2008 staff analysis demonstrated that in terms of the average daily expenses attendees would typically pay to attend VACo’s Annual Conference, The Homestead turned out to be very competitive with venues in such other areas of the state as northern Virginia, Williamsburg, Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Richmond. (Roanoke’s Convention and Visitor’s Bureau did not respond to VACo’s Request for Proposals sent out last year.) The table from the analysis comparing expenses for lodging, meals and parking at The Homestead with other conference venues is available on VACo’s website.
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Local-State Transportation Cooperation VACo will lobby the legislature and state government to ensure full cooperation and timely responsiveness from all agencies in the Transportation Secretariat in addressing local government concerns. Throughout the many initiatives that will be proffered on transportation funding, we will seek to involve local officials in any studies or audits examining the operations, organizational structure and processes for delivering services with respect to agencies such as the Virginia Department of Transportation, the Department of Rail and Public Transportation and the Department of Aviation.
Devolution of Secondary Roads VACo will monitor and oppose legislative or administrative initiatives that would transfer to counties the responsibility for the construction, maintenance or operation of new and existing roads.
Transportation Funding VACo anticipates that transportation funding initiatives will be offered during the 2013 session. We will monitor these proposals and seek to support initiatives that enact a funding package with new revenues. These new revenues must be separate from the general fund; and are stable, recurring and sufficient to meet Virginia’s well-documented transportation needs for highways, transit and all other modes.
Land Use/Growth Management Tools VACo will oppose any legislation to weaken local government land use authority. We will seek legislation that grants localities the additional tools necessary to adequately meet citizens’ increasing transportation, education, public safety and other vital public infrastructure needs that are driven by new development. Such additional tools may include broad impact fee authority for all counties, adequate public facilities provisions in subdivision ordinances, state funds for the purchase of development rights and real estate transfer charges. Current residents should not be expected to bear the cost of new growth through increased real estate taxes.
Local Ordinance Violations VACo will seek legislation that repeals budget language enacted by the 2012 General Assembly that authorized the deposit of all collections from General District Courts, Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts, Combined District Courts and the Magistrate System to the State Treasury for local ordinance violation penalties.
Health and Human Resources VACo will seek legislation that supports policies and funding to ensure the Commonwealth’s at-risk families have access to high quality and appropriate services.
Unfunded Mandates VACo will work with the Governor’s
Unfunded Mandates Commission to identify and oppose unfunded mandates by the Commonwealth.
Stormwater VACo will join other partners to support budget initiatives that provide adequate funding to enable local governments to start-up new stormwater management programs that must be established by July 1, 2014. We will also seek a comprehensive study of the long-term fiscal impacts on localities and reallocation of funding from the stormwater “integration” legislation that passed the 2012 General Assembly.
Water Quality Improvement Funding During the 2013 session, VACo will urge state and federal agencies to carefully consider impacts on local governments of any initiatives intended to reduce loadings of pollutants into state waters from both point and non-point sources. In order for comprehensive, watershed-wide water quality improvement strategies to be effective, major and reliable forms of financial and technical assistance from federal and state governments will be necessary. VACo supports the goal of improved water quality but will vigorously oppose provisions of any strategy that threatens to penalize local governments by withdrawing current forms of financial assistance or imposing monitoring, management or similar requirements on localities without providing sufficient resources to accomplish those processes.
A. Morton Thomas & AssociatesSusan Stancik L.S., Survey Manager14900 Conference Ctr Dr, Suite 180, Chantilly, VA 20151(703) 817-1373 www.amtengineering.com
Adams & Garth Staffing and Executive SearchRobert M.Huff II, Vice President7229 Forest Avenue, Suite 103, Richmond, VA 23226(804) 282-5627 www.adamsandgarth.com
Advanced Network Systems, Inc.Lorri Haney, Vice President355 Rio Road West, Suite 201, Charlottesville, VA 22901(800) 639-6757 www.getadvanced.net
Advantus Strategies, LLCRobert G. Crocket, President1011 E. Main Street, Suite 400, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 228-4500 www.advantusstrategies.com
Alpha CorporationPhilios Angelides, Sr. Vice President21351 Ridgetop Circle, Suite 200, Dulles, VA 20166(703) 450-0800 www.alphacorporation.com
Anderson & Associates, Inc.Ronald A. Worley P.E., President100 Ardmore Street, Blacksburg, VA 24060-5807(540) 552-5592 www.andassoc.com
AquaLaw PLCChristopher D. Pomeroy, President/Attorney-at-Law6 South 5th Street, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 716-9021 www.aqualaw.com
Assura, IncorporatedKaren L. Cole CBCP, SBCI, Chief Executive Officer3108 N. Parham Road, Suite 502-B, Henrico, VA 23294(804) 672-8714 www.assura.us
Atlantic Geotechnical Services, Inc.Michael O. Noggle, President10971 Richardson Road, Ashland, VA 23005(804) 550-2203 www.atlgeotech.com
Austin Brockenbrough & Associates LLPCarolyn B. Langelotti P.E., Partner1011 Boulder Springs Drive, Suite 200, Richmond, VA 23225(804) 748-8746 www.brockenbrough.com
Ballou Justice Upton ArchitectsJennifer Johnson, Director of Administration/Finance2402 N. Parham Road, Richmond, VA 23229(804) 270-0909 www.bjuarchitects.com
BCWH ArchitectsCharles W. Wray Jr., AIA, Principal1840 West Broad Street, Suite 400, Richmond, VA 23220(804) 788-4774 www.bcwh.com
Belfor USADan Carter, General ManagerP.O. Box 16074, Bristol, VA 24209(423) 218-7749 www.belfor.com
Bowman Consulting Group, Ltd.Kenneth Baybutt P.E., Branch Manager460 McLaws Circle, Suite 120, Williamsburg, VA 23188(757) 229-1776 www.bowmanconsulting.com
Branch & Associates, Inc.Michael P. Hubbard, Business Development5732 Airport Road NW, Roanoke, VA 24012(540) 989-5215 branch-associates.com
Branch Highways, IncorporatedMichael Freeman, Project DevelopmentP. O. Box 40004, 442 Rutherford Avenue, Roanoke, VA 24022(540) 982-1678 www.branchhighways.com
Camp Dresser & McKeeDouglas W. Fredericks, Sr. Vice President825 Diligence Drive, Suite 205, Newport News, VA 23606(757) 873-8850 www.cdm.com
Center for Innovative TechnologyHap Connors, Communications Director2214 Rock Hill Road, Suite 600, Herndon, VA 20170(703) 689-3000 www.cit.org
Central Rappahannock Regional LibraryDonna Cote, Director1201 Caroline Street, Fredericksburg, VA 22401(540) 372-1160 www.librarypoint.org
Christian & Barton, L.L.P.Louis Monacell, Partner909 E. Main Street, Suite 1200, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 697-4100 www.cblaw.com
Constellation EnergyHenry Hager, Business Development Manager100 Constellation Way, Baltimore, MD 21202(212) 885-6440 www.constellation.com
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Cost Control Associates, Inc.Keith Laake, President310 Bay Road, Queensbury, NY 12804(518) 798-4437 www.costcontrolassociates.com
Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & AssociatesRandolph H. Davis, Director of Marketing250 West Main Street, Charlottesville, VA 22902(434) 975-7262 www.cra-architects.com
Crews & Associates, Inc.Amanda Jones, Marketing Coordinator521 President Clinton Avenue, Suite 800, Little Rock, AR 72201(501) 978-7953 www.crewsfs.com
CSX TransportationQuintin C. Kendall, Regional Vice President108 North 8th Street, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 592-2485 www.csx.com
Dominion Virginia PowerWilliam L. Murray, Managing Director, Corporate Public Policy701 E. Cary Street, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 771-3802 www.dom.com
Draper Aden Associates, Inc.William A. Aden, CEO/President2206 S. Main Street, Blacksburg, VA 24060(540) 552-0444 www.daa.com
ECS Mid-Atlantic, LLCKammie Cox, Director of Business Development - South Region2119-D North Hamilton Street, Richmond, VA 23230(804) 353-6333 www.ecslimited.com
English Construction Co., Inc.Wynn E. D. Herbers, Project CoordinatorP.O. Box P-7000, Lynchburg, VA 24505(434) 845-0301 www.englishconst.com
First Financial Group of AmericaBarbara Newman, Executive Administrative Assistant3904 Oleander Drive, Suite 200, Wilmington, NC 28403(800) 924-3539 www.ffga.com
George Washington Regional CommissionTimothy G. Ware, Executive Director406 Princess Anne Street, Fredericksburg, VA 22401(540) 373-2890 www.gwregion.org
GKY & Associates, Inc.Douglas H. Moseley, Water Resources Planning Manager4229 Lafayette Center Drive, Suite 1850, Chantilly, VA 20151(703) 870-7000 www.gky.com
Goodwill Industries NetworkJames N. Shaver Sr., VP Marketing & Development2502 Melrose Avenue, Suite A, Roanoke, VA 24017(540) 581-0620 www.goodwillvalleys.com
Goodwill Industries of Central VirginiaCharles D. Layman, President & CEO6301 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond, VA 23225(804) 745-6300 www.goodwillvalleys.com
Greehan, Taves, Pandak & Stoner, PLLCSharon E. Pandak, Esquire4004 Genesee Place, Suite 201, Woodbridge, VA 22192(703) 680-5543 www.gpslawva.com
Groundwater & Environmental Services, Inc.Andrew R. Harrison, Site Operations Manager23 South 13th Street, Suite 103, Richmond, VA 23219(866) 222-7786 www.gesonline.com
HBA Architecture & Interior Design, Inc.Michael J.Winner AIA, LEED AP, PrincipalOne Columbus Center, Suite 1000, Virginia Beach, VA 23462(757) 490-9048 www.hbaonline.com
Heery International, Inc.J. DueaneDodson PE, CCM, Executive AssociateFranklin Court, 1099 14th Street NW, Suite 101, Washington, DC 20005(202) 463-8200 www.heery.com
Hoar Program ManagementWilliam Klein, Sr. Project Manager6000 Fairview Road, Suite 1200, Charlotte, NC 28210(704) 552-3813 www.hoarpm.com
Honeywell Building SolutionsRick Peters, Account Executive7870 Villa Park Drive, Suite 900, Richmond, VA 23228(804) 869-9794 www.honeywell.com
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Housing VirginiaRobert Adams, President/Owner205 N. Robinson Street, Richmond, VA 23220(804) 767-2412 www.housingvirginia.org
Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc.Jeff Boehm, Vice PresidentP.O. Box 2530, Winchester, VA 22604(540) 667-7700 www.howardshockey.com
Hurt & Proffitt, Inc.Wiley V.Johnson III, P.E., CEO/President2524 Langhorne Road, Lynchburg, VA 24501(434) 847-7796 www.handp.com
Internet Innovation AllianceSusan R. Swecker, ConsultantP. O. Box 5594, Richmond, VA 23220(804) 539-7499 InternetInnovation.org
Keystone Information Systems, Inc.Thomas H. L. Price, Sales and Marketing1000 Lenola Road, Suite 101, Maple Shade, NJ 08052-1629(856) 722-0700 www.keyinfosys.com
Kutak Rock LLPGeorge L. Scruggs Esq., Of Counsel1111 East Main Street, Suite 800, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 343-5220 www.kutakrock.com
Malcolm Pirnie, the Water Division of ArcadisRoger O. Hart, Vice President1100 Welborne Dr., Suite 100, Richmond, VA 23229(804) 740-0181 www.arcadis-us.com
Mark III Brokerage / Employee BenefitsDrew Katabian, Regional Director - Virginia509 Viking Drive, Suite F, Virginia Beach, VA 23452(757) 478-8478 www.markiiieb.com
MAXIMUSChris M. Zitzow, Sr. Vice President812 Moorefield Park Drive, Ste. 112, Richmond, VA 23236(804) 323-3535 www.maximus.com
McGuire WoodsBonnie M. France, Partner901 E. Cary Street, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 775-4395 www.mcguirewoods.com
Milestone CommunciationsCris Hernandez, Project Manager12110 Sunset Hills Road, Suite 100, Reston, VA 20190(703) 620-2555 www.milestonecommunications.com
Moseley ArchitectsStewart D. Roberson, President/CEO3200 Norfolk Street, Richmond, VA 23230(804) 794-7555 www.moseleyarchitects.com
Municipal Code CorporationDale Barstow, Vice President of SalesP. O. Box 2235, Tallahassee, FL 32316-2235(850) 576-3171 www.municode.com
National Association of CountiesIlene Goldberg, Membership Coordinator25 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001(202) 942-4291 www.naco.org
Piedmont Environmental CouncilDan Holmes, Director of State Policies45 Horner Street, Warrenton, VA 20186(540) 347-2334 www.pecva.org
PMA ArchitectureThomas J. Stodghill, President10227 Warwick Boulevard, Newport News, VA 23601(757) 596-8200 www.pmainc1.com
Potomac Disposal Services of VA, LLCTim Stoner, Revenue Manager - Virginia9650 Hawkins Drive, Manassas, VA 20109(703) 560-8866 www.pdstrash.com
ProAct, Inc.Erison Rodriguez, Program Manager6333 Route 298, Suite 210, Syracuse, NY 13057(315) 413-7780 www.ProActRxSavings.com
Public Consulting GroupHeather Baker, Associate Manager148 State Street, 10th Floor, Boston, MA 02109(617) 426-2026 www.publicconsultinggroup.com
Red Boot Media, LLCEmily Landsman, Principal Media Constultant1811 14th Street N, #302, Arlington, VA 22209(202) 258-1287 www.redbootmedia.com
Republic Services of Virginia, LLCTad Phillips, Area Municipal Services Manager2490 Charles City Road, Richmond, VA 23231(757) 769-6665 www.repsrv.com
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Richmond Regional PDCRobert A.Crum Jr., Executive Director9211 Forest Hill Avenue, Suite 200, Richmond, VA 23235(804) 323-2033 www.richmondregional.org
RRMM ArchitectsDaniel Hickok, Principal/Director of Special Projects1317 Executive Boulevard, Suite 200, Chesapeake, VA 23320(757) 622-2828 www.RRMM.com
Sands Anderson P.C.Daniel M. Siegel, Principal1111 e. Main Street, Suite 2400, Richmond, VA 23219-3500(804) 783-7219 www.sandsanderson.com
Schnabel Engineering Associates, Inc.Muriel Rodriguez, AssociateOne West Cary Street, Richmond, VA 23220(804) 649-7035 www.schnabel-eng.com
Schneider ElectricJoseph T. McGowan, Business Development1100 Boulders Parkway, Suite 702, Richmond, VA 23225(804) 330-5660 www.schneider-electric.com/buildings
SERVPRO of Chesterfield, Tri-Cities+ & Newport NewsSteve Yates, Commercial Account Manager12001 Deerhill Road, Midlothian, VA 23112(804) 378-2323 www.servproctn.com
Siemens Building TechnologiesMark J. Eliser, Senior Account Executive5106 Glen Alden Drive, Richmond, VA 23231(804) 222-6680 www.usa.siemens.com
Silling Associates, Inc.Michael E. Moore, Director of Business Development405 Capitol Street, Upper Atrium, Charleston, WV 25301(304) 346-0565 www.silling.com
SouthData, Inc.John F. Conely, Sales Representative201 Technology Lane, Mount Airy, NC 27030(800) 549-4722 www.southdata.com
Southeast RCAP, Inc.Hope F. Cupit CPA, President & CEO347 Campbell Avenue, SW, Roanoke, VA 24016(540) 345-1184 www.sercap.org
Spectrum Design, P.C.Michael A. Rakes P.E., Senior Associate/Civil Engineer10 Church Avenue, SE - Plaza Suite 1, Roanoke, VA 24011(540) 342-6001 www.spectrumpc.com
Springsted IncorporatedJohn A. Anzivino, Sr. Vice President1564 E. Parham Road, Richmond, VA 23228-2360(804) 726-9749 www.springsted.com
SunTrust BankAlan C. Edwards, Senior Vice President919 E. Main Street, HDQ-2102, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 782-7733 www.suntrust.com
The LOSAP Group of RBC Wealth ManagementDavid M. Rogers, Sr. Vice President677 Broadway, Suite 305, Albany, NY 12207(866) 465-1573 www.thelosapgroup.com
Thompson + LittonRonald G. Helton, President/CEOPO Box 1307, Wise, VA 24293(276) 328-2161 www.t-l.com
TIMMONS GroupRobert G. Roop, Senior Vice President1001 Boulders Parkway, Suite 300, Richmond, VA 23225(804) 200-6368 www.timmons.com
Total Environmental Concepts, Inc.Eric P. May, Branch Manager1146 Tricounty Drive, Oilville, VA 23129(804) 784-9837 www.totalenvironmental.net
TraneDave Pierson, General Manager - Virginia District2343 Highland Farm Road, Roanoke, VA 24017(540) 563-2828 www.trane.com
Troutman Sanders LLPCarter Glass IV, PartnerP O Box 1122, Richmond, VA 23218-1122(804) 697-1203 www.troutmansanders.com
Troutman Sanders StrategiesClark H. Lewis, PresidentP.O. Box 1122, Richmond, VA 23218(804) 697-1200 www.troutmansanderspag.com
Utility Service Company, Inc.Brad M. Brown, Water System ConsultantP.O. Box 1350, Perry, GA 31069(800) 223-3695 www.utilityservice.com
VA Cable Telecommunications AssociationRay Lamura, President1001 E. Broad Street, Suite 210, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 780-1776 www.vcta.com
VA Housing Development AuthorityRichard Taylor, Government Relations Manager601 S. Belvidere Street, Richmond, VA 23220(804) 343-5620 www.VHDA.com
VA, MD, DE Association of ElectricCooperativesSusan Rubin, VP, Governmental Affairs4201 Dominion Boulevard, Glen Allen, VA 23060(804) 968-4094 www.odec.com
Vanir Construction Management, Inc.William E. Carden, Vice President14112 Chiasso Terrace, Chesterfield, VA 23838(804) 467-6301 www.vanir.com
Verizon VirginiaJohn W. Knapp Jr., Director - Government Affairs703 E. Grace Street, 7th Floor, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 772-1550 www.verizon.com
Virginia Association of Local Constitutional OfficersBarbara O. Carraway, Treasurerc/o PO Box 16495, Chesapeake, VA 23328-6495(757) 382-6625
Virginia Association of Community Services BoardsMary Ann Bergeron, Executive Director10128 West Broad Street, Suite B, Glen Allen, VA 23060(804) 330-3141 www.vacsb.org
Virginia Association of Governmental PurchasingCrystal C. Anderson, Executive Director638 Independence Parkway, Suite 100, Chesapeake, VA 23320(757) 609-3696 www.vagp.org
Virginia Community Action PartnershipJames Schuyler, Executive Director707 E. Franklin Street, Suite B, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 644-0417 www.vacap.org
Virginia Department of General ServicesKim Hayes, Marketing Manager1910 Darbytown Road, Richmond, VA 23231(804) 236-3662 surplus.dgs.virginia.gov
Virginia Local Government Management AssociationJanet Areson, Director of Policy DevelopmentP.O. Box 12164, Richmond, VA 23241(804) 649-8571 vlgma.govoffice3.com
Virginia Resources AuthorityStephanie L. Hamlett, Executive Director1111 East Main StreetSuite 1920, Richmond, VA 23219(804) 644-3100 www.virginiaresources.org
Virginia Retirement SystemSusan Keith, Employer Representative Program Manager1200 E. Main Street, Richmond, VA 23219(888) 827-3847 www.varetire.org
Virginia Rural Water AssociationMyrica W. Keiser, Executive Director2138 Sycamore Avenue, Buena Vista, VA 24416(540) 261-7178 www.vrwa.org
Waste Management of Virginia, Inc.Lori Payne, Public Sector Manager1405 Gordon Avenue, Richmond, VA 23224(804) 230-8295 www.wm.com
Wiley | WilsonJ. Frederick Armstrong P.E., Chairman and CEO127 Nationwide Drive, Lynchburg, VA 24502-4272(434) 947-1901 www.wileywilson.com
Wingate and Associates, LtdHarold C. Wingate, President5111 Melrose Avenue, NW, Roanoke, VA 24017(540) 986-0420
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Town Manager/Town of GlasgowBudget approximately $775,500, six full-time employees. Located in Rockbridge County, Va. Reports to Mayor and six member Town Council elected for two-year staggered terms. Submit resume, references, and salary requirements to Human Resources, Attn: Jane Higginbotham, PO Box 326, Glasgow, VA 24555. Starting salary around $50,000 DOQ + Benefits. Any questions contact 540-258-2246. Job description available on the Town’s website at www.glasgowvirginia.org. Open until filled with initial application review to begin after Nov. 15.
Radio Shop Manager/Chesterfield CountyGeneral Services – Radio ShopHiring Range: $59,243 - $80,203Deadline: 5 p.m. Nov. 21As the Division Chief for the Radio Shop Division of the Department of General Services, this position provides leadership and management oversight for Radio Shop staff and the 10-site Chesterfield Radio Communications systems serving Public Safety, Chesterfield County Public Schools, and other County departments. Pre-employment drug testing and FBI criminal background check required. A Chesterfield County application is required and must be submitted online by deadline. Visit careers.chesterfield.gov to view instructions and to apply. (804) 748-1551.
Human Resources Administrator/Stafford CountyThe salary for the position is negotiable within a range of $76,086.40 - $117,956.80, based on qualifications and experience. Benefits include but are not limited to participation in the Virginia Retirement System, vacation and sick leave, group life insurance, medical and dental insurance, professional dues and conference expenses. The application deadline is Nov. 9. To be considered for this position, submit a résumé, cover letter with five (5) professional references and salary history to: John A. Anzivino, Springsted Incorporated,1564 East Parham Road, Richmond, VA 23228,Fax: (804) 726-9752or e-mail: [email protected].
Fire Chief/New Kent CountyNew Kent County seeks Fire Chief to plan, direct, manage and oversee activities & operations of the joint career/volunteer Fire Department including fire suppression, prevention, emergency medical response, and emergency management. Starting salary $68K-$75K. Send resume with at least 3 references and County App to County Administrator, P. O. Box 150, 12007 Courthouse Circle, New Kent, VA 23124. County applications & detailed position description available at www.co.new-kent.va.us. Reviews begin Nov. 12.
Victim Assistance Director/New Kent CountyThe Offices of the New Kent and Charles City Counties Commonwealth’s Attorneys are seeking an individual to serve as a full-time grant funded Victim Assistance Director working to alleviate the trauma of victimization and encourage crime victims to cooperate and participate in the criminal justice system. Good communication skills, both oral and written required. Salary $34,744 w/State retirement supplemented by New Kent County, no health insurance. Applications and detailed position description available at www.co.newkent.state.va.us. Deadline: Thursday, Nov. 15. Position available beginning Jan. 1.
Director of Public Utilities/Caroline CountyOversees approximately 30 full-time employees. Starting salary DOQ. Excellent benefit package including state retirement benefits. Interested candidates should submit a completed county application, resume and cover letter to County Administrator Charles M. Culley, Jr. at P.O. Box 447, Bowling Green, Virginia 22427, (804) 633-5380. The closing date for the position is COB, Dec. 3. Applications may be obtained from the County Administrator’s Office or online at www.visitcaroline.com.
Payroll Technician/Isle of Wight CountyDepartment of Budget and FinanceStarting Salary $28,700-$34,000. Responsibilities include reviewing payroll information; ensuring accuracy; keying information into the automated payroll system, and generating and mailing payroll checks. Associates degree and 1-3 years of experience or combined education. VRS certified and knowledge of Excel spreadsheets is preferred. Position open until filled.Interested candidates should submit an application and resume to: HR, P.O.
Box 80, Isle of Wight, VA 23397. Visit us at www.iwus.net or call 757-365-6263.
Zoning Administrator/James City CountyJob Description: http://www.jamescitycountyva.gov/pdf/jobdescpdfs/2007jobdesc/725_ZoningAdministrator.pdf $57,227 or higher, DOQ; Development Management seeking individual to perform advanced managerial, administrative and supervisory work in the enforcement of County zoning and related ordinances. Accepting applications until position is filled. To apply, submit a James City County employment application to James City County Human Resource Department. The application may be downloaded at jamescitycountyva.gov.
County Administrator/Powhatan CountyThe County operates a full range of high quality services with 116 general government and 20 Social Services employees and has a FY 2013 budget of $69 million. The salary for the position is negotiable based on the candidate’s qualifications and experience. The County offers an excellent benefits package, which includes Virginia Retirement System participation, health, dental and group life insurance as well as paid holidays, sick leave and vacation. Please submit a letter of application, detailed résumé with salary history and five (5) work related references to John A. Anzivino, Senior Vice President,Springsted Incorporated, 1564 East Parham Road, Richmond, Virginia 23228, Fax 804-726-9752 or e-mail [email protected]. Résumés received by Nov. 23 will receive priority consideration. For a complete community/position profile outlining the position, the County, its services and its challenges please visit www.springsted.com.
Assistant County Attorney III/Henrico County(#IRC 40747) (RICHMOND)The successful applicant must have a Juris Doctor degree, be a member of the Virginia State Bar, and have at least five years experience in the practice of law. Therefore, recent law school graduates should not apply. Although the salary range for the position is $79,159.39 to $142,243.41, it is anticipated that the individual hired for this position will initially be paid in the
lower half of this range. The position will be located at the Eastern Government Center on Nine Mile Road. Deadline for completion of an online Henrico County application form is Nov. 12. Applications accepted only online at www.henricojobs.com.
Plans Examiner #2071/Botetourt CountyJr. Systems AdministratorBotetourt County is searching for someone who has a strong Windows Server background, proficiency with network hardware and a working knowledge of Microsoft Exchange as well as excellent communications skills and a can-do approach. Experience with MCITP, MCTS, RHCSA, Network+, Linux+ and Database Programming would be a plus. We are a reliable employer offering great benefits and a starting salary to the low $40’s, DOQ. For application and details, go to www.botetourt.org. Open until filled.
Tyson’s Corner Site Development Plan Reviewer/Fairfax CountyDepartment of Public Works & Environmental Services , Fairfax CountyJob #12-1622$67,344 to $103,261 Description: Manages review and approval of all site development aspects for proposed land development projects in the highly urban Planned Tysons Community (PTC) from the rezoning application through construction, including zoning applications, site plans, subdivision plats, record plats, easements, waiver requests and design modification requests. Closing Date: Nov. 2. For additional information or to apply see job #12-1622 at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/jobs/listing/first.asp.
Plans Examiner #2071/Shenandoah CountySalary is on Grade 18 of the County pay scale with a starting salary of $37,100. Benefits include Virginia Retirement System, health and dental insurance, vacation, sick leave and holidays. County application is required. Complete job description available by contacting the Office of the County Administrator, 600 North Main Street, Woodstock, VA 22664, 540-459-6165, or by visiting our website at www.shenandoahcountyva.us and look at Employment. Deadline is Nov. 19.
Finance Director/City of SalemSalary DOQ. Overseeing a budget of
$150M. This position leads the financial activities of the City Government and its Finance Dept. and City of Salem Schools. Responsibilities include general accounting and financial reporting, utility billing and collections, debt administration, cash management, procurement, payroll, annual audit and CAFR, and internal policy management and controls. Position is open until filled with the goal of reviewing applications starting Nov. 9. Submit resume along with a City application (available at www.salemva.gov) or to City of Salem Human Resources as directed on application.
Deputy Executive Director/James City County(Williamsburg Area Transit Authority) #247$53,223 or higher, DOQ + benefits; Williamsburg Area Transit Authority seeking professional to perform advanced work planning, organizing, and managing the activities related to the Authority’s administration, transportation and land use planning, multi-modal transportation planning and implementation, development coordination activities, transit projects, and funding. Accepting applications until the position is filled. To be considered, please submit a James City County employment application to James City County Human Resource Department. The application may be downloaded at jamescitycountyva.gov.
Transit Manager/City of CharlottesvilleThe Transit Manager reports to the Director of Public Works and manages a transit system with 94 employees and 36 buses that provide public transportation services to the greater Charlottesville area in partnership with Albemarle County and the University of Virginia. The salary for the position is negotiable within a range of $95,000 - $110,000 based on the candidate’s qualifications and experience and is supplemented by an excellent benefits package. Please submit a letter of application, detailed résumé with salary history and five (5) work related references to: John A. Anzivino, Senior Vice President, Springsted Incorporated, 1564 East Parham Road, Richmond, VA 23228; Fax (804) 726-9752 or e-mail [email protected] by Nov. 19. For a complete community/position profile related to the position please visit www.springsted.com.
Administrative Services Division Chief/City of AlexandriaThese include substantial budget preparation and oversight, payroll administration, accounting to include tracking of
Special Revenue incomes, departmental expenditures, purchasing, oversight of information systems, and routine personnel administration functions. Salary: $69,697 – $111,990 Annually. For more information and to submit your application, please visit our website at www.alexandriava.gov/jobs. Position reference #2012-00237. Position closes Nov. 22 at 5 p.m.
Deputy County Administrator/Spotsylvania County$96,673 to $154,677 (DOQ)The incumbent will supervise senior level staff and County Departments and serve as liaison between the County Administrator’s Office and all County departments and constitutional offices. Work will involve assisting with the preparation of the annual County budget, managing various County projects, researching and analyzing complex issues and reporting findings. This position reports to the County Administrator and is appointed by the Board of Supervisors. Deadline Nov. 15.Applications must be submitted online at www.spotsylvania.va.us Spotsylvania Co., Department of Human Resources, P.O. Box 605, Spotsylvania, VA 22553, (540) 507-7290
Research and Policy Analyst/VHDAIf you meet these criteria and enjoy a challenging, progressive environment, please submit your resume with cover letter, stating salary requirements, by 5 p.m., Oct. 29 online only at: www.vhda.com/about/careers. Background and credit checks will be performed as a condition of employment. Hiring Range starts at $54,133.
Superintendent of Operations/City of PetersburgSALARY: DOQ. Open Until Filled. The City encompasses 23.1 square miles and has a population of 32,420. The Public Works Department is seeking a highly qualified senior manager with proven experience managing the full scope of business for a large operation which includes a budget of $8M and providing leadership to approximately 100 employees. The Superintendent has two Assistant Superintendents who assist in the management of the Administrative Office, Facilities, Grounds, Park Maintenance, Cemeteries, Street Operations, Fleet Services, Traffic Field Operations, Solid Waste, Fall Leaf Collection, and Emergency Operations. Submit application and/or resume to: City of Petersburg, HR Department, 103 W. Tabb Street, Petersburg, VA 23803. EOE.
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Executive Committee President: Catherine M. Hudgins, Fairfax County President-Elect: John D. Miller, Middlesex County 1st Vice President: Harrison Moody, Dinwiddie County 2nd Vice President: Pablo Cuevas, Rockingham County Secretary Treasurer: Penny Gross, Fairfax County Immediate Past President: Robert R. Adkins, Wise County
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