**State of Emergency Declared** Hurricane Ian

Disaster Information for Hurricane Ian

Dear   –   While Virginia will escape the worst of Hurricane Ian, the remnants of the storm are expected to bring heavy rains and gusty winds to the Commonwealth for days, with some areas seeing as much as 8 inches of rain, with even heavier amounts in some places. Governor Youngkin has declared a state of emergency to ensure that state government is ready to respond as needed.   Winds from the storm aren't forecast to reach the level of a tropical storm, but with so much rain, any strong winds can knock down trees and take power lines with them.   I wanted to share several links that could be useful in the event we do experience significant disruptions from the storm.   For helpful preparation tips, visit the Virginia Department of Health.   Power Outages   Contact information for reporting outages is below.   Dominion: (866) 366-4357, and their outage map can be found HERE.   Non-Emergency City & County Resources   The City of Hampton: Emergency Management Office | Hampton, VA - Official Website Non-Emergency Number: 757-727-6111 The City of Poquoson: Emergency Managment | Poquoson, VA Non-Emergency Number: 757-868-3501 The County of York: Emergency Management | York County, VA Non-Emergency Number: 757-890-3621 As always, if I can be of assistance to you, please do not hesitate to contact me at (757) 751-0929, or by email at DelACCordoza@house.virginia.gov.   Regards,   Delegate A.C. Cordoza Copyright © 2022 Friends of A.C. Cordoza 2021, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Paid for and Authorized by Friends of A.C. Cordoza 2021. Our mailing address is: Friends of A.C. Cordoza 2021 PO Box 14545 Newport News, VA 23608 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

Re: FOIA Council Meeting -- Oct. 3 at 1:00 pm

Good Afternoon,

Please see attached for the agenda. Let us know if you have any questions!

On Tue, Sep 20, 2022 at 10:43 AM FOIA Council <foiacouncil@dls.virginia.gov> wrote:

Dear Members, Patrons, & Interested Parties: 

The FOIA Council will be meeting on October 3, 2022 at 1:00 pm in Senate Room 1 of the Capitol Building. Information about parking in the City of Richmond is available on the City's website here.  

This will be an in-person meeting as live streaming is not available. 

We will be taking public comment, to sign up please email 

foiacouncil@dls.virginia.gov. 

Meeting materials will be posted on our website.

Let us know if you have any questions!

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Thank you for contacting this office.  I hope I have been of assistance.

 

Alan Gernhardt, Esq., Executive Director 

Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council

900 East Main St., 10th Floor

Richmond, Virginia 23219

(804) 698-1810 

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Website - http://foiacouncil.dls.virginia.gov/

The staff of the Freedom of Information Advisory Council is authorized to issue advisory opinions. Please be advised that any staff advisory opinion delivered by e-mail is based solely upon the facts and information presented in your attached e-mail inquiry.

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Alan Gernhardt, Esq., Executive Director 

Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council

900 East Main St., 10th Floor

Richmond, Virginia 23219

(804) 698-1810 

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Website - http://foiacouncil.dls.virginia.gov/

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91st September Highlights

Plans for September

Dear   –   As we look ahead into September and the Virginia General Assembly special session, it's important to take a moment and consider what it is at stake, when we reconvene on Wednesday, September 7th. The Bad News   This week's vote by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) is monumental, and not just for California.   Under the regulations adopted Thursday, the sale of non-electric cars will be banned in California by 2035.   This also bans the sale of non-electric cars in Virginia, as Democrats yoked Virginia to California's Section 177 standards in 2021 with the passage of HB 1965, patroned by Del. Lamont Bagby.   Under that law, the Air Pollution Control Board is required to adopt laws that match California's, as soon as they are certified by the Federal Environmental Protection Agency to meet the standards of the Clean Air Act.   Worse, the bill exempted these regulations from the provisions of the Administrative Process Act, removing the public's ability to comment on them.   As Del. Lee Ware said during the debate in 2021, Virginians have no voice in Sacramento.   The end result is that, unless the General Assembly acts to repeal this ill-advised measure, it will be illegal to sell a new gasoline powered car in the Commonwealth by 2035.   The required infrastructure does not exist. Chargers are hard to come by now, and according to the most recent data available, only 2 percent of new sales are electric in Virginia.   Electric cars are not affordable, and Congress just made what incentives there are to purchase these vehicles much more difficult to obtain.   At the same time, manufacturers ramped up their prices by the same amount as the subsidy.   This is a massive government overreach into the day to day lives of Virginians for little to no environmental gain and Virginians did not vote on this.    When CARB considered this measure, they bent over backward to accept public comment. Virginians were not afforded the same courtesy – they were locked out of the process. The Good News   Republicans can and will fix this by uncoupling our regulations from California and bringing that authority back from Sacramento to Richmond.   This attack on our economy will help hold seats in the House and TAKE BACK THE SENATE! Media   As stated earlier Del. Lee Ware said during the debate of HB 1965 "Virginians have no voice in Sacramento". The patron, Del. Lamont Bagby had this to say defending his bill... Seems like House Republicans knew exactly what would happen. This Week's Legislative Activity   This week Delegate Cordoza will be in the District office (102 Pratt St, Ft Monroe, VA, 23651) from 1-3 pm on Monday, September 5th 2022.   This Months "Coffee with the Delegate" will be from 11am to 12:30 pm Saturday September 17th 2022 at Poquoson Diner.   This Months major event is the "Student Summit Round 2"! event; featuring Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears. Send questions and RSVP to info@cordozaforvirginia.com.     Delegate Cordoza's Tentative schedule for this week: Monday, September 5th: In District office, 1-3 pm Tuesday, September 6th: York Board of Supervisors 6pm, Hampton Party Meeting, 7:30 pm Wednesday, September 7th: Session Reconvenes, All Day  Thursday, September 8th: Fort Monroe Finance Committee Meeting, 4pm Friday, September 9th: 12th Annual Elected and Local Officials Volunteer Day of Service 9am- noon, Poquoson Vs. York Football, 7pm Saturday, September 10th: 2nd Annual Reimagine America Dialogue Session at Norfolk State University, 12-3pm Sunday, September 10th: 911 Commemoration Ceremonies, All Day If you'd like to view a complete list of legislation introduced or sponsored by me, feel free to follow this link. You can also track other legislation in the General Assembly here. As the delegate representing District 91, I hold your concerns as my highest priority.   If ever I may be of assistance to you and your family, please do not hesitate to reach out to me at DelACCordoza@house.virginia.gov or stop by the District office at 102 Pratt St, Fort Monroe, VA, 23651. You can also follow me on twitter @AcCordoza or like my Facebook page Delegate AC Cordoza to keep up to date with what I'm doing in our District and in Richmond. Have a wonderful week ahead –   A.C.    Find Out More Copyright © 2022 Friends of A.C. Cordoza 2021, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Paid for and Authorized by Friends of A.C. Cordoza 2021. Our mailing address is: Friends of A.C. Cordoza 2021 PO Box 14545 Newport News, VA 23608 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.