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Re: Reminder: FOIA Council Meeting -- December 4, 2024

Dear Members, Patrons, and Interested Parties:

Please see attached for an updated agenda for tomorrow's meeting, updating the livestream link.

Thank you, 

On Wed, Nov 27, 2024 at 12:45 PM FOIA Council <foiacouncil@dls.virginia.gov> wrote:

Dear Members, Patrons, and Interested Parties:

This is a reminder that the FOIA Council will meet on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, at 1:00 pm in House Room A of the General Assembly Building (201 N. Ninth St.). Materials for the meeting, and the meeting agenda, are attached. 

Thank you, 

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Alan Gernhardt, Esq., Executive Director 

Joseph Underwood, Esq., Senior Attorney

Lauren Waller, Program Administrator

Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council

201 N. Ninth St., 4th Floor

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Joseph Underwood, Esq., Senior Attorney

Lauren Waller, Program Administrator

Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council

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Richmond, Virginia 23219

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Reminder: FOIA Council Meeting -- December 4, 2024

Dear Members, Patrons, and Interested Parties:

This is a reminder that the FOIA Council will meet on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, at 1:00 pm in House Room A of the General Assembly Building (201 N. Ninth St.). Materials for the meeting, and the meeting agenda, are attached. 

Thank you, 

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Alan Gernhardt, Esq., Executive Director 

Joseph Underwood, Esq., Senior Attorney

Lauren Waller, Program Administrator

Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council

201 N. Ninth St., 4th Floor

Richmond, Virginia 23219

(804) 698-1810 

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

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Agenda for 11/22 CEUR Utility Planning Committee Meeting

Good afternoon, 

Please see the attached agenda for the CEUR Utility Planning Committee meeting on Friday, November 22nd at 10:00 AM in the General Assembly Building. The agenda is also available on CEUR's meetings page. Topics related to reforming the integrated resource planning (IRP) process, including draft legislation, will be discussed during the meeting. Public comments will be accepted.

Please join us at the General Assembly Building for this meeting. If you cannot attend in person, the agenda includes a link for attending the meeting remotely. 

What: CEUR Utility Planning Committee

When: Friday, November 22nd from 10:00 AM to Noon

Where: House South Subcommittee Room (Room 210), General Assembly Building

We will provide meeting materials in the near future. 

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KGTP Meeting Tonight 14 November

Fellow Tea Party Patriots,

The next meeting of the King George Tea Party will take place tonight, 14 October, at 7:00PM at the Tabernacle Baptist Church.  We look forward to our recurring discussions of county business with the school board and board of supervisor attendees.  For anyone wanting to learn more about what is happening in the county, but without the time to attend all of the school board and board of supervisors meetings, this is a great opportunity to stay informed.

Tonight, our guest speaker will be Tom Jeffries, chairman of the Northern Neck Patriots (NNP).  Part of his discussion will be an update on the work that the NNP has done in supporting those incarcerated following the January 6 Protests.  As part of the activities this evening, there are planned calls with recently released and currently incarcerated participants in the January 6^th events.  This evening's activities should be informative.  Please feel free to attend to hear these first hand accounts.

Given the recent election, I'm certain that there will be plenty to talk about related what has happened both at a national and local level.  I believe there is both much to be grateful for, and more progress to be made.  Thank you for all of your hard work in helping to make your homes, your county a better place to live.  

Please see attached for this month's agenda and we look forward to seeing you tonight.

Respectfully,

The King George Tea Party

****Meeting Time****

7:00 PM every 2nd Thursday of the month

Tabernacle Baptist Church  

10640 Kings Highway

King George, Virginia 22485

The American People are Ready for Progress

November 8, 2024 Dear Friend, Welcome back to my Week in Review newsletter. Please remember to follow me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube for regular updates on how I am serving the people of South Carolina! Congratulations to President-elect Donald J. Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance on their historic victory! I am looking forward to working with this administration, as well as my Senate Republican colleagues, to get our country back on track. The last four years have been disastrous for the American people but I am certain that, together, we will turn things around and build towards a better future. “The horse is made ready for the day of battle, but victory rests with the Lord.” Proverbs 21:31 News That You Can Use American Express collaborated with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation in launching the Small Business Hurricane Recovery grant program to support small businesses impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Click here to learn more about their tremendous efforts! Eligible small businesses can find more information and apply for a grant here.  Disaster Recovery Centers are continuing to open across the state to provide in-person assistance for those affected by Hurricane Helene. Find more information and locate your nearest Disaster Recovery Center here. You can also visit my website for more disaster relief resources! Week in Review The American People are Ready for Progress I am always proud to represent the great state of South Carolina, and even prouder to represent a state where the voices of its people are heard at the ballot box. Under the Biden-Harris administration, hardworking Americans struggle to put food on the table, fill up their gas tank, and feel safe within our communities. It’s clear that South Carolinians–and the American people–are ready for progress: progress that prioritizes safety, strengthens our economy, and ensures that everyone has the opportunity to thrive. This incoming administration and Senate Republicans are committed to restoring the security, affordability, and safety for American families. I look forward to making the American Dream attainable again.  Read my full statement, here! Sharing the #SCSweetTea This week’s #SCSweetTea goes to Greenville Area Parkinson Society for their impactful work serving the needs of people living with Parkinson’s disease in the Upstate. This organization supports and helps those living with Parkinson’s disease, their care partners, and families navigate their journey through social events, exercise-based programs, care partner support groups, expert speaker seminars, and collaboration with the medical community. I’m proud to recognize GAPS for their incredible efforts in fostering our communities! Read more about the organization here.  In The News Jewish News Syndicate: Senators warn of impending action if UN halts Israel’s participation in General Assembly November 5, 2024 Eleven senators sent a letter to Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, warning of various actions should a Palestinian effort move forward to remove Israel from the U.N. General Assembly. “Israel is America’s closest ally in the Middle East, a geopolitically critical region,” the senators wrote on Monday. “The effort to diplomatically isolate Israel is aimed at ultimately destroying the Jewish state, which is both obscene and antithetical to American national security interests.” Signatories included Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Rick Scott (R-Fla.), Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska), Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), John Barrasso (R-Wyo.), Pete Ricketts (R-Neb.), Roger Wicker (R-Miss.), Tim Scott (R-S.C.) Deb Fischer (R-Neb.), Todd Young (R-Ind.) and Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.). Read the full article here! This Week on Social Media   Sincerely, Unsubscribe Click here to open a plain text version of this email  |  Click here to open this e-mail in its own browser window

Governor Glenn Youngkin Announces Agriculture Small Business Loan Fund for Counties Affected by Hurricane Helene

Commonwealth of Virginia Office of Governor Glenn Youngkin  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE · October 29, 2024 CONTACTS: Office of the Governor Contact: Christian Martinez Email: Christian.Martinez@governor.virginia.gov Governor Glenn Youngkin Announces Agriculture Small Business Loan Fund for Counties Affected by Hurricane Helene  Governor Glenn Youngkin announced today that Virginia Small Business Finance Authority in partnership with the Tobacco Region Revitalization Commission will offer disaster loans to farmers and agricultural and forestry small businesses located in counties affected by Hurricane Helene in Southwest Virginia.   The Agricultural Disaster Microloan Program will provide financial assistance to Virginia small businesses impacted by Hurricane Helene. The program offers loans of up to $50,000 to help farmers and owners of agricultural and forestry businesses recover from the storm’s effects, from revenue loss to the repair and replacement of damaged equipment.  The loan fund of $6 million will be available to any small business in the agriculture and forestry industries within the counties and cities of: Appomattox, Albemarle, Bedford, Bland, Botetourt, City of Bristol, Buchanan, Buckingham, Carroll, Charlotte, City of Covington, Craig, City of Danville, Dickenson, Floyd, City of Galax, Lee, Giles, Grayson, Greene, Madison, Montgomery, Nelson, City of Norton, Patrick, Pittsylvania, Pulaski, City of Radford, City of Roanoke, Russell, Scott, Smyth, Tazewell, Washington, Wise, and Wythe.  “Virginia’s farmers and forestry professionals are the backbone of our economy, and their resilience has always been a testament to the strength of our Commonwealth,” said Governor Glenn Youngkin. “Through the Agricultural Disaster Microloan Program, we’re ensuring that these vital industries have the resources they need to rebuild. This program is a crucial step in our ongoing efforts to restore and revitalize the communities hardest hit by Hurricane Helene.”  “Virginia’s agriculture and forestry businesses provide a critical foundation for local communities and our economy as a whole throughout Southwest Virginia,” said Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry Matthew Lohr. “With this microloan program, we are offering small loans to farmers facing extraordinary challenges from Hurricane Helene. This initiative underscores our commitment to helping Virginia’s agricultural and forestry sectors not only survive but rebuild stronger than ever.”  “Agriculture is central to our economy and I've seen firsthand the impact Hurricane Helene had on our farming and forestry community,” said Tobacco Commission Vice-Chair, Delegate Will Morefield. “For many, recovery will take years but I am proud the Tobacco Commission is able to stand by them in this time of need by providing these loans to help them get back on their feet. Our producers are the foundation of our communities and we need to do everything we can so they can get back to doing what they do best: helping our communities grow and thrive.”   “Virginia Small Business Finance Authority’s goal is to help small business owners succeed. We help local businesses access capital by making loans and supporting community banks,” said Virginia Small Business Finance Authority’s Director Joe Shearin. “By partnering with the Tobacco Regional Revitalization Commission, we are making more resources available in the Southwest and Southside regions of Virginia.”  The Agricultural Disaster Microloan Program provides loans ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 to cover various disaster-related needs, including equipment repair, temporary loss of revenue, and other expenses directly resulting from Hurricane Helene. Loans are available with a fixed interest rate of 2.5%, with a reduced rate of 1.5% for veteran-owned businesses, and feature flexible terms of up to 36 months, including an interest-only period of up to 90 days or a single-pay loan option for up to 120 days. No fees are required, and all eligible applicants must have satisfactory credit, be in good standing with the State Corporation Commission, and have established their business before October 1, 2022. Funds are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and must be used for approved purposes, which include repairs, equipment replacement, and temporary revenue loss, while debt refinancing, real estate, and passive investments are ineligible.  The program is funded by $5 million from the Tobacco Region Revitalization Commission (TRRC) and $1 million from Virginia Small Business Finance Authority (VSBFA), available through an active MoU between the two entities. TRRC funds are available exclusively to businesses located within the Commission’s designated footprint communities and operating within a disaster-designated county or city in Virginia, while VSBFA funds are open to qualifying businesses outside of the Tobacco Commission Region within a disaster designated county or city in Virginia.  Applications for the Agricultural Disaster Microloan Program will be accepted through December 31, 2024. To apply and for more information on eligibility and application guidelines, visit the VSBFA website or contact VSBFA directly at https://sbsd.virginia.gov/disasterrelief/ or calling (804) 786-1049.   ###

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