Thank you for visiting my website. I am honored to participate in the democratic process as your elected representative in the Virginia House of Delegates. The Virginia General Assembly dates from the establishment of the House of Burgesses at Jamestown in 1619. It is heralded by Virginians as the "oldest continuous law-making body in the New World,” and I am humbled to serve in the House that Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, and George Mason served. 
As your Delegate, I will work hard to earn and maintain your support, demonstrating my leadership, passion, and commitment to our community and its future. I have spent countless hours serving others in Loudoun, and I view my position as your Delegate as an extension of that community service.
Communication is key to the success of any elected official, and only works if it is two-way communication. I will reach out to you on many occasions with updates and idea…and I hope you will stay in close touch with me. Please share your thoughts, ideas and criticisms as you have them. You can reach me at DelTGreason@house.virginia.gov and I would love to hear from you.
Loudoun County needs effective leadership in Richmond, from a Delegate who will fight for the solutions that will improve our quality of life. We need a Delegate who can get things done, while working with others from around the Commonwealth. I am that Delegate and I thank you for trusting me with this awesome responsibility.
Thank You!
Law helps further safety efforts in recovery of missing children and endangered adults
RICHMOND, VA – The General Assembly passed HB 1252, which was drafted by Delegate Thomas A. “Tag” Greason (R-32). The bill cleared both houses of the General Assembly with unanimous support. The House of Delegates voted to support the measure by a vote of 98-0 as did the Senate by a vote of 40-0. The bill will now be forwarded on for Governor McDonnell’s signature which will put the legislation into effect on July 1, 2010.
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– House Budget Plan Provides over $205 million in Direct State Aid to Loudoun County Schools – — Proposed VRS Changes Estimated to Result in Additional $12.6 million in Available Funds – — Net Additional Funds of $19.6 million compared to Kaine’s Introduced Budget –
RICHMOND, VA – Under a budget plan approved by the House Appropriations Committee and now under consideration by the Virginia House of Delegates, Loudoun County Schools will receive over $205 million in direct state aid in Fiscal Year 2011. Additionally, Loudoun will be able to reduce expenditures made in contributions to the Virginia Retirement System (VRS), which will free up $12.6 million more in funding for local schools.
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