SECRETARY OF LABOR
Megan Healy
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Location:
1111 East Broad Street, 3rd Floor
Richmond, Virginia 23219 Tel. (804) 786-0044 Purpose:
The Secretary of Labor oversees a range of regional, state, and federal programs that connect Virginians to the skills, training, and opportunities they need to thrive in the 21st century economy. The advisor works closely with Virginia’s labor and business communities to identify and fill vacant jobs in high demand sectors including IT, healthcare, and energy.
Website:
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| Secretary | Megan Healy |
| Deputy Secretary | Jane Dittmar |
| Policy Analyst | Felix Schapiro |
| Special Assistant | Meghan Green |
| Special Assistant | Grace Poreda |
| Special Assistant | Hannah Mercer |
Department of Labor and Industry
Location:
600 East Main Street, Suite 207
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Code Reference:
§ 40.1-1
Purpose:
To provide for the safety, health, and welfare of employees in the Commonwealth in both the public and private sectors.
Web Site:
Location:
Main Street Centre
600 East Main Street, Suite 207
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Tel. (804) 371-2327
Fax: (804) 371-6524
600 East Main Street, Suite 207
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Tel. (804) 371-2327
Fax: (804) 371-6524
Code:
§ 40.1-117
Purpose:
The Apprenticeship Council may determine standards for apprentice agreements, which standards shall not be lower than those prescribed by this chapter, appoint the secretary of the Apprenticeship Council to act as secretary of each state joint apprenticeship committee, review decisions of local joint apprenticeship committees relating to apprenticeship disputes pursuant to subdivision C 3 of ' 40.1-119, perform such other duties as are necessary to carry out the intent of this chapter, and advise the Commissioner on policies to coordinate apprenticeship-related instruction delivered by state and local public education agencies.
Composition:
The Governor shall appoint an Apprenticeship Council, composed of four representatives each from employer and employee organizations respectively, and all of whom shall be familiar with apprenticeable occupations. The Commissioner of the Virginia Employment Commission, the Chancellor of the Virginia Community College System, or their designated representatives, and a local superintendent from a school division that provides apprenticeship-related instruction, shall be members, ex officio, of the Council. At the beginning of each year the Governor shall designate one member to serve as chairman. Each member shall be appointed for a term of three years. Any member appointed to fill a vacancy occurring prior to the expiration of the term of his predecessor shall be appointed for the remainder of such term. All members, including ex officio members, shall have voting privileges.
Term:
Three year terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Steve S. Martin6/20/2023
- Latitia D. McCane6/20/2023
- Christopher M. Cash6/20/2024
- R. Dudley Harris6/20/2024
- Gerald W. Simpson6/20/2022
- Jameo D. Pollock6/20/2022
- Laura Le Duckworth6/20/2022
- Michael Lee Mays6/20/2022
- Kenneth E. Nicely6/20/2022
Location:
Main Street Centre
600 East Main Street, Suite 207
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Tel. (804) 371-2327
Fax (804) 371-6524
600 East Main Street, Suite 207
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Tel. (804) 371-2327
Fax (804) 371-6524
Code:
§ 40.1-22
Purpose:
The Safety and Health Codes Board shall study and investigate all phases of safety and health in business establishments; serve as advisor to the Commissioner; adopt, amend, and repeal rules and regulations to further the safety and health of employees in places of employment; and adopt permanent and emergency standards to assure a safe place of employment. The Board, with the advice of the Commissioner, is hereby authorized to adopt, alter, amend, or repeal rules and regulations to further, protect and promote the safety and health of employees in places of employment over which it has jurisdiction and to effect compliance with the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (P.L. 91-596).
Composition:
The Board shall consist of fourteen members, twelve of whom shall be appointed by the Governor. One member shall, by reason of previous vocation, employment or affiliation, be chosen to represent labor in the manufacturing industry; one member shall, by reason of previous vocation, employment or affiliation, be chosen to represent labor in the construction industry; one member shall, by reason of previous vocation, employment or affiliation, be chosen to represent industrial employers; one member shall be chosen from and be a representative of the general public; one member shall be a representative of agricultural employers; one member shall, by reason of previous vocation, employment or affiliation, be chosen to represent agricultural employees; one member shall, by reason of previous vocation, employment or affiliation, be chosen to represent construction industry employers; one member shall be a representative of an insurance company; one member shall be a labor representative from the boiler pressure vessel industry; one member shall be a labor representative knowledgeable in chemicals and toxic substances; one member shall be an employer representative of the boiler pressure vessel industry; one member shall be an industrial representative knowledgeable in chemical and toxic substances, and the Director of the Department of Environmental Quality or his duly authorized representative shall be a member ex officio with full membership status. The Commissioner of Health or his duly authorized representative shall also be a member ex officio with full membership status.
The first appointive members shall be appointed as follows: one for a term of four years, one for a term of three years, one for a term of two years, and one for a term of one year. Of the members appointed to represent the construction industry, one shall be appointed for the term of two years and one shall be appointed for the term of four years. Succeeding appointments shall be for terms of four years each but other vacancies shall be filled by appointment for the unexpired term. The Board shall annually select a chairman from its members. The Board shall meet at least once every six months; other meetings may be held upon call of the chairman or any three members of the Board. Five members of the Board shall constitute a quorum.
The first appointive members shall be appointed as follows: one for a term of four years, one for a term of three years, one for a term of two years, and one for a term of one year. Of the members appointed to represent the construction industry, one shall be appointed for the term of two years and one shall be appointed for the term of four years. Succeeding appointments shall be for terms of four years each but other vacancies shall be filled by appointment for the unexpired term. The Board shall annually select a chairman from its members. The Board shall meet at least once every six months; other meetings may be held upon call of the chairman or any three members of the Board. Five members of the Board shall constitute a quorum.
Term:
Four year terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Charles L. Stiff6/30/2023
- John D. Fulton6/30/2022
- Jay S. Abbott6/30/2024
- Noe Fe Franco6/30/2024
- Thomas A. Thurston6/30/2022
- Robert H. Buchler6/30/2024
- Milagro Rodriguez6/30/2024
- Kelly Bundy6/30/2025
- Travis M. Parsons6/30/2022
- Louis J. Cernak6/30/2022
- Lutheria H. Smith6/30/2024
- Michael A. Luce6/30/2022
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
Location:
9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 400
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Code Reference:
§ 54.1-301
Purpose:
To protect the public health, safety or welfare through the enforcement of standards of conduct and practice in business and the professions in conformance with the Governor's program for balanced regulations.
Web Site:
Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers and Lands
Location:
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8514
Fax (866) 465-6206
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8514
Fax (866) 465-6206
Code:
§ 54.1-403
Purpose:
The Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers, and Landscape Architects shall promulgate regulations governing its own organization, the professional qualifications of applicants, the requirements necessary for passing examinations, the proper conduct of its examinations, the implementation of exemptions from license requirements, and the proper discharge of its duties; and to issue licenses to practice as a professional engineer, architect, land surveyor or certificates to practice as a landscape architect or interior designer in the Commonwealth to applicants meeting specified requirements. The Board shall protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public through the regulation of architects, professional engineers, land surveyors, certified interior designers and landscape architects, as well as the businesses associated with these professions.
Composition:
The Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers, and Landscape Architects shall be composed of fifteen members as follows: three architects, three professional engineers, three land surveyors, two landscape architects, two certified interior designers, and two non legislative citizen members. Except for the non legislative citizen members appointed in accordance with ' 54.1-107, Board members shall have actively practiced or taught their professions for at least 10 years prior to their appointments. The terms of Board members shall be four years. The Board shall elect a president and vice-president from its membership. Nine Board members, consisting of two engineers, two architects, two land surveyors, one landscape architect, one interior designer and one non legislative citizen member, shall constitute a quorum.
Term:
Four years; no more than two full successive terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Ann P. Stokes6/30/2025
- Frank W. Hancock6/30/2023
- Caroline C. Alexander6/30/2024
- Cameron C. Stiles6/30/2022
- Vinay Nair6/30/2024
- Tim Colley6/30/2024
- Michael William Zmuda6/30/2022
- Doyle B. Allen6/30/2023
- James Laurence Kelly6/30/2025
- Mary E. Price6/30/2023
- Christopher M. Stone6/30/2022
- Vickie M. Anglin6/30/2025
- April C. Drake6/30/2025
- Lorena Rios6/30/2022
- Karen M. Reynes6/30/2022
Location:
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-0362
Fax (866) 350-5354
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-0362
Fax (866) 350-5354
Code:
§ 54.1-500.1
Purpose:
The Virginia Board for Asbestos, Lead, and Home Inspectors shall administer and enforce this chapter. The Board shall promulgate regulations necessary to carry out the requirements of this chapter in accordance with the provisions of the Administrative Process Act (' 2.2-4000 et seq.) to include but not be limited to the prescription of fees, procedures, and qualifications for the issuance and renewal of asbestos, lead, and renovation licenses, and governing conflicts of interest among various categories of asbestos, lead, and renovation licenses, approve the criteria for accredited asbestos training programs, accredited lead training programs, accredited renovation training programs, training managers, and principal instructors, approve accredited asbestos training programs, accredited lead training programs, accredited renovation training programs, examinations and the grading system for testing applicants for asbestos, lead, and renovation licensure, promulgate regulations governing the licensing of and establishing performance criteria applicable to asbestos analytical laboratories, promulgate regulations governing the functions and duties of project monitors on asbestos projects, circumstances in which project monitors shall be required for asbestos projects, and training requirements for project monitors. The Board shall also promulgate, in accordance with the Administrative Process Act, regulations necessary to establish procedures and requirements for the: (i) approval of accredited lead training programs, (ii) licensure of individuals and firms to engage in lead-based paint activities, and (iii) establishment of standards for performing lead-based paint activities consistent with the Residential Lead-based Paint Hazard Reduction Act and United States Environmental Protection Agency regulations. If the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has adopted, prior to the promulgation of any related regulations by the Board, any final regulations relating to lead-based paint activities, then the related regulations of the Board shall not be more stringent than the EPA regulations in effect as of the date of such promulgation. In addition, if the EPA shall have outstanding any proposed regulations relating to lead-based paint activities (other than as amendments to existing EPA regulations), as of the date of promulgation of any related regulations by the Board, then the related regulations of the Board shall not be more stringent than the proposed EPA regulations. In the event that the EPA shall adopt any final regulations subsequent to the promulgation by the Board of related regulations, then the Board shall, as soon as practicable, amend its existing regulations so as to be not more stringent than such EPA regulations, promulgate regulations for the licensing of home inspectors not inconsistent with this chapter regarding the professional qualifications of home inspectors applicants, the requirements necessary for passing home inspectors examinations, the proper conduct of its examinations, the proper conduct of the home inspectors licensed by the Board, and the proper discharge of its duties, promulgate, in accordance with the Administrative Process Act, regulations necessary to establish procedures and requirements for the (i) approval of accredited renovation training programs, (ii) licensure of individuals and firms to engage in renovation, and (iii) establishment of standards for performing renovation consistent with the Residential Lead-based Paint Hazard Reduction Act and United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations. Such regulations of the Board shall be consistent with the EPA Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting Program final rule.
Composition:
The Virginia Board for Asbestos, Lead, and Home Inspectors shall be appointed by the Governor and composed of fourteen members as follows: one shall be a representative of a Virginia-licensed asbestos contractor, one shall be a representative of a Virginia-licensed lead contractor, one shall be a representative of a Virginia-licensed renovation contractor, one shall be either a Virginia-licensed asbestos inspector or project monitor, one shall be a Virginia-licensed lead risk assessor, one shall be a Virginia-licensed renovator, one shall be a Virginia-licensed dust sampling technician, one shall be a representative of a Virginia-licensed asbestos analytical laboratory, one shall be a representative of an asbestos, lead, or renovation training program, one shall be a member of the Board for Contractors, two shall be Virginia-licensed home inspectors, and two shall be citizen members. After initial staggered terms, the terms of members of the Board shall be four years, except that vacancies may be filled for the remainder of the unexpired term. The two home inspector members appointed to the Board shall have practiced as home inspectors for at least five consecutive years immediately prior to appointment. The renovation contractor, renovator, and dust sampling technician members appointed to the board shall have practiced respectively as a renovation contractor, renovator, or dust sampling technician for at least five consecutive years prior to appointment.
Term:
Four years; no more than two successive full terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- John E. Cranor6/30/2025
- Rick Holtz6/30/2021
- VACANT
- VACANT
- Gene Edward Magruder6/30/2022
- Paul D. Thomas6/30/2023
- Kevin Salva6/30/2024
- Chadwick R. Bowman6/30/2020
- Stacy J. Armentrout6/30/2024
- Sandra A. Baynes6/30/2021
- Sharad C. Tandale6/30/2025
- Louis Walker6/30/2025
- Patrick G. Studley6/30/2024
- James E. Haltigan6/30/2022
Location:
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8514
Fax (866) 465-6206
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8514
Fax (866) 465-6206
Code:
§ 54.1-602
Purpose:
The Board shall have the following authority and responsibilities: establish regulations to obtain and retain licensure of auctioneers, make all case decisions regarding eligibility for initial licensure and renewal thereof, to fine, suspend, deny renewal or revoke for cause, as defined in regulation, any license, and to examine auctioneers for licensure.
Composition:
The Auctioneers Board shall be composed of five members as follows: three shall be Virginia licensed auctioneers and two shall be citizen members. Board members shall serve four-year terms.
Term:
Four year terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Andrew Walton Smith6/30/2024
- Angela Smith-Mackey6/30/2025
- Betty A. Bennett6/30/2022
- Douglas B. Sinclair6/30/2024
- Linda W. Terry6/30/2025
Location:
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8590
Fax (866) 245-9693
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8590
Fax (866) 245-9693
Code:
§ 54.1-702
Purpose:
The Board for Barbers and Cosmetology shall protect the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of Virginia, by establishing criteria for determining minimal competency and qualifications of applicants through promulgation and administration of the regulations pertaining to the practices of cosmetology, barbering, hair braiding, nail care, waxing, tattooing, body-piercing, and esthetics. The Board for Barbers and Cosmetology also regulates the businesses that offer these services and the schools and instructors who conduct the training for these professions. The Board shall also license persons and firms to practice and teach barbering and cosmetology, may issue temporary licenses to engage in barbering and cosmetology to persons eligible for examination, and promulgate regulations to permit individuals to be granted temporary licenses for a specified period of time.
Composition:
The Board for Barbers and Cosmetology shall be composed of 10 members as follows: two members shall be licensed barbers, one of whom may be an owner or operator of a barber school; two members shall be licensed cosmetologists, at least one of whom shall be a salon owner and one of whom may be an owner or operator of a cosmetology school; one member shall be a licensed nail technician or a licensed cosmetologist engaged primarily in the practice of nail care, each of whom shall have been licensed in their respective professions for at least three years immediately prior to appointment; one member shall be either a licensed tattooer or a licensed body-piercer; two members shall be licensed estheticians, at least one of whom shall be an esthetics salon owner and one of whom may be an owner, operator, or designated representative of a licensed esthetics school; and two citizen members. The terms of Board members shall be four years. No member shall serve for more than two full successive terms. The Board shall elect a chairman and a vice-chairman. A majority of the Board shall constitute a quorum.
Term:
Four year terms; no more than two successive terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Matthew D. Roberts6/30/2024
- Margaret B. LaPierre6/30/2025
- Bo Machayo6/30/2024
- Sandra G. Smith6/30/2024
- Emmanuel E. Gayot6/30/2025
- Alfred O. Mayes6/30/2022
- Oanh Dang6/30/2022
- Lonnie Eldon Quesenberry6/30/2022
- Gilda I. Acosta6/30/2022
- Renee H. Gilanshah6/30/2023
Location:
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8552
Fax (866) 826-8863
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8552
Fax (866) 826-8863
Code:
§ 54.1-2313
Purpose:
The Board shall have the power and duty to regulate preneed burial contracts and perpetual care trust fund accounts, including, but not limited to, the authority to prescribe preneed contract forms, disclosure requirements and disclosure forms and to require reasonable bonds to insure performance or preneed contracts and regulate and register sales personnel employed by a cemetery company.
Composition:
The Cemetery Board shall consist of seven members to be appointed by the Governor as follows: four cemetery operators who have operated a cemetery in the Commonwealth for at least five consecutive years immediately prior to appointment, no more than two of whom shall be affiliated with a cemetery company incorporated in the Commonwealth which is owned, operated or affiliated, directly or indirectly, with a foreign corporation; one representative of local government, and two citizen members. Appointments to the Board shall generally represent the geographical areas of the Commonwealth.
Term:
Four years; no more than two successive terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Susan Mini6/30/2025
- Armistead W. Dudley6/30/2022
- Caroline Seibold Smyth6/30/2024
- James Arthur Meadows6/30/2024
- Judy S. Lyttle6/30/2025
- James A. Young6/30/2025
- Enid Walker Butler6/30/2022
Location:
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-0362
Fax (866) 490-2723
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-0362
Fax (866) 490-2723
Code:
§ 54.1-2348
Purpose:
The Common Interest Community Board shall serve as a policy board for common interest communities defined as real estate located within the Commonwealth subject to a declaration which contains lots, at least some of which are residential or occupied for recreational purposes, and common areas to which a person, by virtue of his ownership of a lot, is a member of an association and is obligated to pay assessments provided for in a declaration.
Composition:
Members of the Board shall be appointed by the Governor and consist of 11 members as follows: three shall be representatives of Virginia common interest community managers, one shall be a Virginia attorney whose practice includes the representation of associations, one shall be a representative of a Virginia certified public accountant whose practice includes providing attest services to associations, one shall be a representative of the Virginia time-share industry, two shall be representatives of developers of Virginia common interest communities, and three shall be Virginia citizens, one of whom serves or who has served on the governing board of an association that is not professionally managed at the time of appointment and two of whom reside in a common interest community. Of the initial appointments, one representative of Virginia common interest community managers and one representative of developers of Virginia common interest communities shall serve terms of two years and one representative of Virginia common interest community managers and one representative of developers of Virginia common interest communities shall serve terms of three years; the Virginia attorney shall serve a term of three years; the Virginia certified public accountant shall serve a term of one year; the Virginia citizen who serves or who has served on the governing board of an association shall serve a term of two years, and the two Virginia citizens who reside in a common interest community shall serve terms of one year. All other initial appointments and all subsequent appointments shall be for terms for four years, except that vacancies may be filled for the remainder of the unexpired term. Each appointment of a representative of a Virginia common interest community manager to the Board may be made from nominations submitted by the Virginia Association of Community Managers, who may nominate no more than three persons for each manager vacancy. In no case shall the Governor be bound to make any appointment from such nominees. No person shall be eligible to serve for more than two successive four-year terms.
Term:
After the initial staggered terms, term shall be four years with no more than two successive terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Katherine Waddell6/30/2025
- Matthew C. Durham6/30/2025
- Eileen M. Greenberg6/30/2022
- Drew R. Mulhare6/30/2022
- James Foley6/30/2023
- Maureen A. Baker6/30/2024
- David Mercer6/30/2023
- Anne M. Sheehan6/30/2025
- Lori Jean Overholt6/30/2024
- Amanda Jonas6/30/2022
- Scott E. Sterling6/30/2023
Location:
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-2785
Fax (866) 430-1033
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond. Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-2785
Fax (866) 430-1033
Code:
§ 54.1-1102
Purpose:
The Board for Contractors shall promulgate regulations not inconsistent with statute necessary for the licensure of contractors and tradesmen and the certification of back flow prevention device workers, and for the re-licensure of contractors and tradesmen and for the re-certification of back flow prevention device workers, after license or certificate suspension or revocation. The Board shall include in its regulations a requirement that as a condition for initial licensure as a contractor, the designated employee or a member of the responsible management personnel of the contractor shall have successfully completed a Board-approved basic business course, which shall not exceed eight hours of classroom instruction.
Composition:
The Board for Contractors shall be composed of 16 members as follows: one member shall be a licensed Class A general contractor; the larger part of the business of one member shall be the construction of utilities; the larger part of the business of one member shall be the construction of commercial and industrial buildings; the larger part of the business of one member shall be the construction of single-family residences; the larger part of the business of one member shall be the construction of home improvements; one member shall be a subcontractor as generally regarded in the construction industry; one member shall be in the business of sales of construction materials and supplies; one member shall be a local building official; one member shall be a licensed plumbing contractor; one member shall be a licensed electrical contractor; one member shall be a licensed heating, ventilation and air conditioning contractor; one member shall be a certified elevator mechanic or a licensed elevator contractor; one member shall be a certified water well systems provider; one member shall be a professional engineer; and two members shall be non legislative citizen members.
Term:
Four years; no more than two full successive terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- ALVIN PARDO-MONELL6/30/2022
- Jeffrey Shawn Mitchell6/30/2022
- Vernell A. Woods6/30/2022
- Jeffery W. Hux6/30/2022
- Donald L. Groh6/30/2025
- John D. O'Dell6/30/2022
- Wiley V. Johnson6/30/2025
- Deborah Lynn Tomlin6/30/2020
- Satish Korpe6/30/2024
- Gerald Burr6/30/2024
- Kevin S. Saucedo Broach6/30/2024
- Melvin D. Lowe6/30/2025
- Rudolph L. Burwell6/30/2025
- Caitlin M. King6/30/2022
- Robin CHristopher Plummer6/30/2022
- Randy C. Haddock6/30/2023
Location:
Physical Address:
Perimeter Center
Suite 102 (first floor)
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-0115
Fax: (866) 826-8863
Perimeter Center
Suite 102 (first floor)
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-0115
Fax: (866) 826-8863
Code:
§ 54.1-2344
Purpose:
The Fair Housing Board shall be responsible for the administration and enforcement of the Fair Housing Law. The Board shall have the power and duty to establish, by regulation, an education-based certification or registration program for persons subject to the Fair Housing Law who are involved in the business or activity of selling or renting dwellings. The Board shall also establish, by regulation, educational materials on the Fair Housing Law and require a signed affidavit from persons in the business or activity of selling or renting dwellings, that they have read and understood the provided materials.
Composition:
The Fair Housing Board shall be composed of 12 members, to be appointed by the Governor, as follows: one representative of local government, one architect licensed in accordance with Chapter 4 (' 54.1-400 et seq.) of this title, one representative of the mortgage lending industry, one representative of the property and casualty insurance industry, two representatives of the residential property management industry not licensed in accordance with Chapter 21 (' 54.1-2100 et seq.) of this title, at least one of whom is a member of a property owners' association or condominium unit owners' association, one contractor licensed in accordance with Chapter 11 (' 54.1-1100 et seq.) of this title, one representative of the disability community, one representative of the residential land lease industry subject to the Manufactured Home Lot Rental Act (' 55.1-1300 et seq.), and three citizen members selected in accordance with ' 54.1-107. All terms of Board members shall be for terms of four years. The Board shall elect a chairman from its membership.
Term:
Four year terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Scott Astrada6/30/2025
- Sherman Gillums6/30/2023
- Tonya N. Hebbe6/30/2022
- Candice L. Bennett6/30/2023
- Amanda Pohl6/30/2023
- VACANT
- Dean A. Lynch6/30/2025
- Colin M. Arnold6/30/2023
- Linda R. Melton6/30/2022
- Myra E. Howard6/30/2022
- Amanda Christine Buyalos6/30/2022
- Larry B. Murphy6/30/2021
Location:
Physical Address
Perimeter Center
Suite 102 (first floor)
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Mailing Address
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive
Suite 400
Richmond, Virginia 23233-1485
Phone: (804) 367-8514
Fax: (866) 465-6206
Perimeter Center
Suite 102 (first floor)
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Mailing Address
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive
Suite 400
Richmond, Virginia 23233-1485
Phone: (804) 367-8514
Fax: (866) 465-6206
Code:
§ 54.1-309
Purpose:
The purpose of the Board for Professional and Occupational Regulation is to provide a means of publicizing policies and programs of the Department to educate the public and elicit public support for Department activities, monitor policies and activities of the Department, and advise the Governor and the Secretary of Commerce and Trade on matters relating to the regulation of professions and occupations.
Composition:
The Board shall consist of nine members appointed by the Governor, subject to confirmation by the General Assembly. Members shall serve for four-year terms and no member shall serve for more than two full successive terms.
Term:
Four years; no more than two full successive terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Jose Montano6/30/2023
- Laurence A. Benenson6/30/2024
- Nil Eguz6/30/2024
- Enid Candelaria-Vega6/30/2025
- Hugh Scott Johnson6/30/2025
- Ryan O'Toole6/30/2022
- Kim Cummings6/30/2022
- Martin A. Mooradian6/30/2022
- Susan Conrad6/30/2022
Location:
9960 Mayland Drive
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Code:
§ 54.1-2200.2.
Purpose:
The purpose of the Board for Professional Social Scientists, Wetlands Professionals, and Geologists is to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public through the regulation of soil scientists, wetland delineators and geologists.
Composition:
The Board for Professional Soil Scientists, Wetland Professionals, and Geologists shall be composed of 13 members as follows: three licensed professional soil scientists, three certified professional wetland delineators, three geologists, and three citizen members. The State Geologist shall serve as an ex officio member of the Board. The geologist members shall be of varied backgrounds. The professional soil scientist members shall have experience in at least one of the following areas: (i) soil mapping and classification, (ii) soil suitability and land use, (iii) teaching and research in soil science, and (iv) environmental protection regulations. Of the wetland professional members, one shall have experience in wetland delineation and description, one shall have experience in teaching and research in wetland science, and one shall have experience with natural resource regulations. Terms of the members shall be for four years.
The Board shall annually elect a chairman from its membership. Seven board members, consisting of at least two soil scientists, two professional wetland delineators, two geologists, and one citizen, shall constitute a quorum. The Governor may select the professional soil scientist members from a list of at least three names for each vacancy submitted by the Virginia Association of Professional Soil Scientists. The Governor may notify the Virginia Association of Professional Soil Scientists of any professional vacancy other than by expiration among the professional soil scientist members of the Board and nominations may be made for the filling of the vacancy. The Governor may select the wetland professionals from a list of at least three names for each vacancy submitted by the Virginia Association of Wetland Professionals. The Governor may notify and request nominations from the Virginia Association of Wetland Professionals of any professional vacancy other than by expiration among the wetland professional members.
The Board shall annually elect a chairman from its membership. Seven board members, consisting of at least two soil scientists, two professional wetland delineators, two geologists, and one citizen, shall constitute a quorum. The Governor may select the professional soil scientist members from a list of at least three names for each vacancy submitted by the Virginia Association of Professional Soil Scientists. The Governor may notify the Virginia Association of Professional Soil Scientists of any professional vacancy other than by expiration among the professional soil scientist members of the Board and nominations may be made for the filling of the vacancy. The Governor may select the wetland professionals from a list of at least three names for each vacancy submitted by the Virginia Association of Wetland Professionals. The Governor may notify and request nominations from the Virginia Association of Wetland Professionals of any professional vacancy other than by expiration among the wetland professional members.
Term:
Four year terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Ronald Drew Thomas6/30/2024
- Bennette D. Burks6/30/2024
- Carlyle Robin Jones6/30/2023
- Larry James Giannasi6/30/2025
- Mary P. Parker6/30/2022
- Alexis E. Jones6/30/2024
- David S. Hall6/30/2024
- Robin L. Bedenbaugh6/30/2024
- Douglas A. DeBerry6/30/2025
- Justin T. Brown6/30/2022
- Michael D. Lawless6/30/2025
- Warren Dean6/30/2022
Location:
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 400
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8552
Fax: (866) 826-8863
9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 400
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8552
Fax: (866) 826-8863
Code:
§ 54.1-2104
Purpose:
The purpose of the Real Estate Board is to issue licenses to persons, partnerships, associations or corporations to act as real estate brokers or real estate salesmen or to advertise or assume to act as such real estate brokers or real estate salesmen; and to promulgate regulations for education requirements for licensure and relicensure.
Composition:
The Real Estate Board shall be composed of nine members as follows: seven members who have been licensed real estate brokers or salespersons for at least five consecutive years before their appointment and two citizen members. The terms of Board members shall be four years.
Term:
Four years; no more than two successive full terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Catina H. Jones6/30/2024
- Martin D. Perry6/30/2024
- Joseph K. Funkhouser6/30/2025
- Sharon P. Johnson6/30/2023
- Candice C. Bower6/30/2022
- Margaret D. Davis6/30/2024
- Nancy L. Piland6/30/2024
- Ibrahim A. Moiz6/30/2022
- Mayra L. Pineda6/30/2022
Location:
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 400
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8552
Fax: (866) 826-8863
9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 400
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8552
Fax: (866) 826-8863
Code:
§ 54.1-2012
Purpose:
The purpose of the Real Estate Appraiser Board is to promulgate necessary regulations which shall include educational and experience requirements as conditions for licensure, provisions for the supervision of appraiser practices, practices for the enforcement of standards of professional appraiser practice, and provisions for the disposition of referrals of improper appraiser conduct from any person or any federal agency or instrumentality.
Composition:
The Real Estate Appraiser Board shall be composed of 10 members as follows: (i) six members shall be licensed as real estate appraisers, provided that, at all times, at least two of the appraiser members on the Board shall be certified general real estate appraisers and one shall be a certified residential real estate appraiser, and provided further, that all six appraiser members have been licensed for a period of at least five years prior to their appointment; (ii) one member shall be an officer or employee familiar with mortgage lending of a financial institution as defined in ' 6.2-100 or an affiliate or subsidiary thereof; (iii) one member shall be an officer or employee of an appraisal management company; and (iv) two members shall be citizen members. The terms of Board members shall be four years.
The appointment of appraiser members may be made from lists of at least three names each, submitted by Virginia affiliates of professional appraisal organizations that are members of the Appraisal Foundation. The appointment of the bank or savings institution member may be made from lists of at least three names each, submitted by the Virginia Bankers Association and the Virginia Association of Community Banks. The appointment of the appraisal management company member may be made from lists of at least three names each, submitted by the Virginia Bankers Association. Nominations for appointments to regular terms shall be submitted to the Governor on or before June 1 of each year. The Governor may notify the above organizations of any vacancy other than by expiration and like nominations may be made for the filling of the vacancy. In no case shall the Governor be bound to make any appointment from among the nominees. Notwithstanding ' 54.1-200, all members of the Board, including the citizen members, shall be eligible to participate in all matters, including decisions regarding the examination of applicants for licensure and decisions regarding the professional competence of licensees. The Board shall elect a chairman and a vice-chairman from its membership, provided that the chairman shall be an appraiser member. The Board shall meet at least once each year, and additional meetings may be called by the chairman or, if the chairman is incapacitated, by the vice-chairman, as deemed necessary. The Board shall adopt a seal by which it shall authenticate its proceedings.
The appointment of appraiser members may be made from lists of at least three names each, submitted by Virginia affiliates of professional appraisal organizations that are members of the Appraisal Foundation. The appointment of the bank or savings institution member may be made from lists of at least three names each, submitted by the Virginia Bankers Association and the Virginia Association of Community Banks. The appointment of the appraisal management company member may be made from lists of at least three names each, submitted by the Virginia Bankers Association. Nominations for appointments to regular terms shall be submitted to the Governor on or before June 1 of each year. The Governor may notify the above organizations of any vacancy other than by expiration and like nominations may be made for the filling of the vacancy. In no case shall the Governor be bound to make any appointment from among the nominees. Notwithstanding ' 54.1-200, all members of the Board, including the citizen members, shall be eligible to participate in all matters, including decisions regarding the examination of applicants for licensure and decisions regarding the professional competence of licensees. The Board shall elect a chairman and a vice-chairman from its membership, provided that the chairman shall be an appraiser member. The Board shall meet at least once each year, and additional meetings may be called by the chairman or, if the chairman is incapacitated, by the vice-chairman, as deemed necessary. The Board shall adopt a seal by which it shall authenticate its proceedings.
Term:
Four year terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Mark R. Chapin4/2/2022
- Todd W. Canterbury4/2/2024
- Harry G. James4/2/2025
- Edythe Frankel Kelleher4/2/2022
- Ursula Edwards4/2/2025
- Heather M. Placer4/2/2024
- Kelvin C. Bratton4/2/2025
- Richard David Stuchell4/2/2024
- Fred E. Levine4/2/2022
- Jason Lee Inge4/2/2024
Location:
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive
Suite 400
Tel. (804) 367-7226
Fax: (866) 430-1033
9960 Mayland Drive
Suite 400
Tel. (804) 367-7226
Fax: (866) 430-1033
Code:
§ 54.1-2210
Purpose:
The Board for Waste Management Facility Operators shall promulgate regulations and standards for the training and certification of waste management facility operators. The board may establish classes for the purpose of training and certification based upon the type of waste management facility for which a waste management facility operator seeks certification.
Composition:
The Board for Waste Management Facility Operators shall consist of seven members appointed by the Governor as follows: a representative from the Department of Environmental Quality, a representative from a local government that owns a sanitary landfill, a representative from a local government that owns a waste management facility other than a sanitary landfill, a representative of a private owner of a sanitary landfill, a representative of a private owner of a waste management facility other than a sanitary landfill, and two citizen members, one of whom shall be a representative of a commercial waste generator. No owner shall be represented by more than one representative or employee. The terms of Board members shall be four years, except that vacancies shall be filled for the unexpired term. No member shall serve more than two consecutive four-year terms.
Term:
Four years; no more than two successive full terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Donald Lawhorne6/30/2023
- Leslie D. Beckwith6/30/2021
- Jason L. Mitchell6/30/2022
- Timothy Patrick Torrez6/30/2022
- Toby Edwards6/30/2022
- Ellen C. Thacker6/30/2023
- Sathish Anabathula6/30/2023
Location:
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive
Suite 400
Tel. (804) 367-0362
Fax: (866) 350-5354
9960 Mayland Drive
Suite 400
Tel. (804) 367-0362
Fax: (866) 350-5354
Code:
§ 54.1-2301
Purpose:
The purpose of the Board for Waterworks and Wastewater Works Operators and Onsite Sewage System Professionals is to issue licenses to operate waterworks or wastewater works; protect public health, welfare, and property; conserve and protect water resources of the Commonwealth; and require examination of operators and certification of their competence to supervise and operate waterworks and wastewater works.
Composition:
The Board for Waterworks and Wastewater Works Operators and Onsite Sewage System Professionals shall consist of 11 members as follows: the Director of the Office of Water Programs of the State Department of Health, or his designee, the Executive Director of the State Water Control Board, or his designee, a currently employed waterworks operator having a valid license of the highest classification issued by the Board, a currently employed wastewater works operator having a valid license of the highest classification issued by the Board, a faculty member of a public institution of higher education in the Commonwealth whose principal field of teaching is management or operation of waterworks or wastewater works, a representative of an owner of a waterworks, a representative of an owner of a wastewater works, a licensed alternative onsite sewage system operator, a licensed alternative onsite sewage system installer, a licensed onsite soil evaluator, and one citizen member. The alternative onsite sewage system operator, alternative onsite sewage system installer, and onsite soil evaluator shall have practiced for at least five consecutive years immediately prior to appointment. No owner shall be represented on the Board by more than one representative or employee operator. The term of Board members shall be four years.
Term:
Four years; no more than two successive full terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Rosa-lee Cooke6/30/2023
- Erica Duncan6/30/2023
- Donald E. Riggleman6/30/2024
- Thomas W. Fore6/30/2025
- Caleb M. Taylor6/30/2023
- Wesley Jordan Evans6/30/2023
- James Nelson Brockwell6/30/2024
- John Keith Ewing6/30/2025
- Pamela M. Pruett6/30/2022
Location:
Board for Hearing Aid Specialists and Opticians
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 400
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8590
Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 400
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Tel. (804) 367-8590
Code:
§ 54.1-1500.1
Purpose:
The purpose of the Board for Hearing Aid Specialists and Opticians is to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of Virginia, by establishing criteria for determining minimal competency and qualifications of applicants through promulgation and administration of the regulations pertaining to the practice of fitting and dealing in hearing aids and the regulations pertaining to opticians who engage in the practice of preparing, measuring, adapting, fitting and adjusting eyeglasses, dispensing eyeglasses, spectacles, lenses, or related devices on prescription from licensed physicians or optometrists.
Composition:
The Board for Hearing Aid Specialists and Opticians shall consist of 15 members, as follows: four licensed hearing aid specialists, of which at least one shall be licensed as an audiologist by the Board of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology, six licensed opticians, one otolaryngologist, one ophthalmologist, and three citizen members.
One of the citizen members shall be a hearing aid user or a person who has a family member who is or has been a hearing aid user. Each hearing aid specialist and the otolaryngologist shall have at least five years of experience in their respective fields immediately prior to appointment. Each of the opticians shall have at least five years of experience prior to appointment and the ophthalmologist shall have practiced ophthalmology for at least five years prior to appointment. The terms of Board members shall be four years. The Board shall elect a chairman and vice-chairman from its membership.
One of the citizen members shall be a hearing aid user or a person who has a family member who is or has been a hearing aid user. Each hearing aid specialist and the otolaryngologist shall have at least five years of experience in their respective fields immediately prior to appointment. Each of the opticians shall have at least five years of experience prior to appointment and the ophthalmologist shall have practiced ophthalmology for at least five years prior to appointment. The terms of Board members shall be four years. The Board shall elect a chairman and vice-chairman from its membership.
Term:
Four year terms
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- VACANT
- Saman Aghaebrahim6/30/2025
- Laura L. Kleiner6/30/2024
- Stacey Brayboy6/30/2025
- Pamela S. Smith6/30/2024
- Bruce R. Wagner6/30/2024
- Debra Ogilvie6/30/2022
- Pamela S. Chavis6/30/2024
- 6/30/2025
- Melissa A. Gill6/30/2023
- Kristina F. Green6/30/2024
- Erik S. Meland6/30/2024
- Darla Ann All6/30/2024
- Kaytlyn N. Young6/30/2024
- Michael Armstrong6/30/2025
Virginia Employment Commission
Location:
703 East Main Street
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Tel. (866) 832-2363
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Tel. (866) 832-2363
Code Reference:
§ 60.2-108
Purpose:
The Virginia Employment Commission (VEC) promotes economic growth and stability by delivering and coordinating workforce services. The VEC offers career assistance for job seekers, employment services for veterans, and employer services for businesses of all sizes, as well as unemployment benefits and other programs designed to assist with employment.
Web Site:
Virginia Board of Workforce Development
Location:
Elevate Virginia
300 Arboretum Place, Suite 200
Richmond, Virginia 23236
Tel. (804) 819-1680
300 Arboretum Place, Suite 200
Richmond, Virginia 23236
Tel. (804) 819-1680
Code:
§ 2.2-2471
Purpose:
The Virginia Board of Workforce Development (the Board) is established as a policy board, within the meaning of ' 2.2-2100, in the executive branch of state government. The purpose of the Board shall be to assist and advise the Governor, the General Assembly, and the Secretary of Labor in meeting workforce development needs in the Commonwealth through recommendation of policies and strategies to increase coordination and thus efficiencies of operation between all education and workforce programs with responsibilities and resources for employment, occupational training, and support connected to workforce credential and job attainment.
Composition:
The Board shall consist of the following:
1. Two members of the House of Delegates to be appointed by the Speaker of the House of Delegates and two members of the Senate to be appointed by the Senate Committee on Rules. Legislative members shall serve terms coincident with their terms of office and may be reappointed for successive terms; 2. The Governor and his designee who shall be the Secretary of Labor or another cabinet-level official appointed to the Board; 3. The Secretaries of Commerce and Trade, Education, Health and Human Resources, Public Safety and Homeland Security, and Veterans and Defense Affairs, or their designees, each of whom shall serve ex officio; 4. The Chancellor of the Virginia Community College System or his designee, who shall serve ex officio; and 5. Additional members appointed by the Governor as are required to ensure that the composition of the Board satisfies the requirements of the WIOA. The additional members shall include: a. Two local elected officials; b. Eight members who shall be representatives of the workforce, to include (i) three representatives nominated by state labor federations, of which one shall be a representative of a joint-labor apprenticeship program, and (ii) at least one representative of a private career college; and c. Nonlegislative citizen members representing businesses in the Commonwealth, the total number of whom shall constitute a majority of the members of the Board and who shall include the presidents of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce and the Virginia Manufacturers Association or their designees as well as business owners, chief executive officers, chief operating officers, chief financial officers, senior managers, or other business executives or employers with optimum policy-making or hiring authority who represent the Commonwealth's economic development priorities. Business members shall represent diverse regions of the state, to include urban, suburban, and rural areas, and at least two members shall also be members of local workforce development boards. Nonlegislative citizen members may be nonresidents of the Commonwealth. Members appointed in accordance with this subdivision shall serve four-year terms, subject to the pleasure of the Governor, and may be reappointed. C. The Governor shall select a chairman and vice-chairman, who shall serve two-year terms, from among nonlegislative citizen members representing the business community appointed in accordance with subdivision B 5 c. The Board shall meet at least every three months or upon the call of the chair or the Governor as stipulated by the Board's bylaws. The chairman and the vice-chairman shall select at least five members of the Board to serve as an executive committee of the Board, which shall have the limited purpose of establishing meeting agendas, reviewing bylaws and other documents pertaining to Board governance and operations, approving reports to the Governor, and responding to urgent federal, state, and local issues between scheduled Board meetings.
1. Two members of the House of Delegates to be appointed by the Speaker of the House of Delegates and two members of the Senate to be appointed by the Senate Committee on Rules. Legislative members shall serve terms coincident with their terms of office and may be reappointed for successive terms; 2. The Governor and his designee who shall be the Secretary of Labor or another cabinet-level official appointed to the Board; 3. The Secretaries of Commerce and Trade, Education, Health and Human Resources, Public Safety and Homeland Security, and Veterans and Defense Affairs, or their designees, each of whom shall serve ex officio; 4. The Chancellor of the Virginia Community College System or his designee, who shall serve ex officio; and 5. Additional members appointed by the Governor as are required to ensure that the composition of the Board satisfies the requirements of the WIOA. The additional members shall include: a. Two local elected officials; b. Eight members who shall be representatives of the workforce, to include (i) three representatives nominated by state labor federations, of which one shall be a representative of a joint-labor apprenticeship program, and (ii) at least one representative of a private career college; and c. Nonlegislative citizen members representing businesses in the Commonwealth, the total number of whom shall constitute a majority of the members of the Board and who shall include the presidents of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce and the Virginia Manufacturers Association or their designees as well as business owners, chief executive officers, chief operating officers, chief financial officers, senior managers, or other business executives or employers with optimum policy-making or hiring authority who represent the Commonwealth's economic development priorities. Business members shall represent diverse regions of the state, to include urban, suburban, and rural areas, and at least two members shall also be members of local workforce development boards. Nonlegislative citizen members may be nonresidents of the Commonwealth. Members appointed in accordance with this subdivision shall serve four-year terms, subject to the pleasure of the Governor, and may be reappointed. C. The Governor shall select a chairman and vice-chairman, who shall serve two-year terms, from among nonlegislative citizen members representing the business community appointed in accordance with subdivision B 5 c. The Board shall meet at least every three months or upon the call of the chair or the Governor as stipulated by the Board's bylaws. The chairman and the vice-chairman shall select at least five members of the Board to serve as an executive committee of the Board, which shall have the limited purpose of establishing meeting agendas, reviewing bylaws and other documents pertaining to Board governance and operations, approving reports to the Governor, and responding to urgent federal, state, and local issues between scheduled Board meetings.
Term:
Four year terms
Senate Members:
- The Honorable George L. Barker
- The Honorable Jeremy S. McPike
House Members:
- The Honorable Kathleen J. Murphy
- The Honorable Kathy KL Tran
Gubernatorial Appointees:
- Term Expires
- Lee D. Worley6/30/2023
- John B. Dougherty6/30/2023
- Mark Dreyfus6/30/2023
- Julie Brown6/30/2022
- Edward E. Caldwell6/30/2023
- Brian T. Warner6/30/2023
- Nathaniel Xavier Marshall6/30/2025
- Lane Seawell Hopkins6/30/2023
- Hobart P. Bauhan6/30/2023
- Carrie Roth6/30/2024
- Barry DuVal6/30/2022
- Brett Alen Vassey6/30/2022
- Xavier L. Beale6/30/2025
- Doris A. Crouse-Mays6/30/2025
- Patricia Funegra6/30/2025
- Richard P. Allevi6/30/2025
- John Bahouth6/30/2025
- Louise G. Welch6/30/2025
- Anne J. Schlussler6/30/2025
- James A. Gray6/30/2025
- Becky C. Sawyer6/30/2025
- James Monroe6/30/2025
- Travis W. Staton6/30/2025
- Tierney T. Fairchild6/30/2025
- Ann H. Mallek6/30/2023
- Raheel Sheikh6/30/2025
- Zuzana K. Steen6/30/2025
- Antonio Rice6/30/2025
- Richard T. Hatch6/30/2023
- Robby Demeria6/30/2025
- John D. Smith6/30/2025
- Kristina L. Bushey6/30/2025
- Lane Seawell Hopkins6/30/2023
- James Monroe6/30/2023
Ex Officio Members:
- The Honorable Ralph S. Northam, Governor
- The Honorable Brian Ball, Secretary of Commerce and Trade
- The Honorable Vanessa Walker Harris , M.D., Secretary of Health and Human Resources
- Glenn DuBois, Chancellor, Virginia Community College System
- The Honorable Atif Qarni, Secretary of Education
- The Honorable Brian Moran, Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security
- The Honorable Carlos Hopkins, Secretary of Veterans and Defense Affairs
- Mr. John Broadway, Director of Public Policy, Virginia Association of Realtors
Legislative Details:
Information accurate as of December 2021