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Jun292010
Delegate Tag Greason (R-VA) selected for Leadership Program
Delegate Tag Greason, a member of the Virginia House of Delegates, has been selected to participate in the 2010 Program for Emerging Political Leaders, sponsored by the State Legislative Leaders Foundation and the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia.
Delegate Greason is one of only fifty state legislators chosen from a nationwide pool of over 180 outstanding nominees.
May282010
Tag Appointed to War Memorial Board
With Memorial Day quickly approaching, I am humbled to report that I have been selected by the Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates to serve on the Virginia War Memorial Foundation Board of Trustees. As a West Point graduate, former Army Officer, and former National Guard Officer, I am excited to serve on this Board and look forward to continuing the work that honors those who have given their lives in defense of our Country.
Apr262010
Legislative Update
Title: Legislative Update
Location: Caliente Restaurant, Brambleton Plaza
Description: Real Estate Exchange (Local Realtors ) – Legislative Update
Caliente Restaurant – Brambleton Plaza
Realtors interested in attending may call ReMAX Gateway: 703/652-5776
Start Time: 04:00 PM
Date: 2010-04-28
Apr262010
Association Meeting
Title: Association Meeting
Location: Lansdowne Resort
Link out: Click here
Description: Virginia Society of Association Executives – Lansdowne Resort
For those interested in attending go to: http://vsae.affiniscape.com/cde.cfm?event=300906
Start Time: 6:00 PM
Date: 2010-05-05
Apr262010
Legislative Update
Title: Legislative Update
Location: Williams Memorial Hall, Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department Station #3 4081 University Drive, Fairfax City
Link out: Click here
Description: Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership of the University of Virginia – Northern Virginia Legislative Review
Start Time: 19:00
Date: 2010-04-27
End Time: 21:00
Apr52010
Town Hall Meeting Set
Date: April 17, 2010
Time: 1:00pm
Location: Ashburn Library.
Join Tag and Sen. Mark Herring.
Directions: http://bit.ly/cZui5H
Mar192010
Twenty-one Freshman Delegates join forces to better serve the people
Potomac Falls – Last week prior to the end of session, Delegates Tag Greason (R- Eastern Loudoun) and Patrick Hope (D-Arlington County -Part) were chosen by their 19 freshmen colleagues to serve as Co-Chairs of Team 2010 – a non-partisan effort to put people above politics in Virginia by the freshman class.
Both Greason and Hope stated they are humbled to be chosen to head up such an impressive group. The non partisan caucus comprised of 12 Republicans and 9 Democrats plan to build on their strength in the House of Delegates to promote legislation that will benefit all Virginians. The interim period before the 2011 session will allow individual members to determine their legislative agendas for next year, and determine what legislation they will support as a whole.
Mar92010
Plowman, Greason Partner to Pass HB 1252
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.
Mar12010
Delegate Greason’s HB 704 Passes General Assembly
1st Term Delegate Tag Greason is honored a major piece of legislation he authored passed the General Assembly.
Loudoun Times Mirror picks up the story read the story >>
“The purpose is to try and provide some stability for long-term projects,” Greason said. “If the majority of the members are voted off, then we lose a lot of institutional knowledge. With staggered terms, you have a little more continuity.”
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