Local Services

I represent two wonderful jurisdictions of the Commonwealth, Albemarle County and the City of Charlottesville. Please use the links below to access your local elected officials and services, and please do not hesitate to contact me with questions or for assistance.

City of Charlottesville

Charlottesville City Council Contacts

To reach any City Councilor by phone, please contact the Clerk of Council’s office at (434) 970-3113.

Charlottesville Gas Assistance Program
Code of Ordinances: City of Charlottesville

School Board

Albemarle County

Albemarle County Code
Albemarle Energy Assistance Program

Board of Supervisors:

Rick Randolph: Scottsville District
Diantha McKeel: Jack Jouett District
Norman Dill: Vice Chair; Rivanna District
Ann Mallek: Chair; White Hall District
Liz Palmer: Samuel Miller District
Ned Gallaway: Rio District

School Board:

Jonno Alcaro: Vice Chair; At-Large
David Oberg: White Hall District
Kate Acuff: Chair; Jack Jouett District
Jason Buyaki: Rivanna District
Stephen Koleszar: Scottsville District
Katrina Callsen: Rio District
Graham Paige: Samuel Miller District

Voter Registrars

Voter Registrar: City of Charlottesville
Physical Location:
Lower Level, City Hall Annex
120 7th Street, NE, Rm. 122
Charlottesville, VA 22902

Mailing Address:
Office of Voter Registration
P.O. Box 911
Charlottesville, VA 22902
(434) 970-3250 – Voice
(434) 970-3249 – Fax
Regular Office Hours – 8:30am – 4:30pm
Email: vote@charlottesville.org
https://www.charlottesville.org/index.aspx?page=39

Voter Registrar: Albemarle County
Physical Location:
5th Street County Office Building, in the Human Services wing
1600 5th Street, Charlottesville VA 22902

Mailing Address:
PMB
536 Pantops Center
Charlottesville, VA 22911
(434) 972-4173 – Voice
(434) 972-4178 – Fax
Email: VoterRegistration@albemarle.org
https://www.albemarle.org/department.asp?department=registrar

Toscano Calls on Northam to Resign

February 2, 2019

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (9:55 am, February 2, 2019)

The yearbook photograph of Governor Ralph Northam that went viral yesterday is outrageously offensive and deeply troubling. Excuses that this might simply have been a youthful indiscretion or happened in an era when race relations in the South were different fail to recognize that this was apparently published in 1984, not 1954, and that the Governor was in his mid-twenties and in medical school at the time.

In an era of instantaneous news and reaction, it usually makes sense to carefully consider the best course of action, and to gather facts and perspectives to ensure that haste does not overtake good judgment. Like my fellow Democrats in the General Assembly, I knew we needed to make space for the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus to meet with the Governor and determine their course of action. It is now clear that while the Governor has done many good things in his career, and has been fighting for those most in need throughout his public life, he has lost the moral high ground at the core of his leadership. It makes it almost impossible for him to govern. I say this with the heaviest of hearts, but his ability to make further progress on his promises to Virginians has been so severely compromised that the best course for the Commonwealth is for him to resign.

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Contact Info for Sen. Warner, Sen. Kaine, Rep. Garrett, & Optima Health

December 7, 2017 By David Toscano

As you know, the only ACA-compliant health care insurance policies available in the Charlottesville/Albemarle area for 2018 are offered by Optima Health. Optima has personal plan advisors, who can be reached by calling 1-866-659-0892. Though Optima cannot guarantee a particular outcome, they will do all they can to assist constituents. According to Optima’s experience, roughly 70% of the people who use the ACA Marketplace are eligible for some form of subsidy, and the advisors can help callers check to be sure whether or not they qualify. [Read More…]

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