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Thank you,
- DelegateKeam: Presented another Richmond report to civic group: Sully District Council. 35th Dist has only 1 precinct in Sully - called Vale - out of 18.
- DelegateKeam: Witnessing the investiture of new Fairfax Couny Circuit Court Judge Brett Kassabian whom we voted in this session. Congrats, Your Honor!
- DelegateKeam: At NoVA Asian American community town hall hosted by Virginia Asian American Advisory Board. I served on this Governor's board in 2001-09.
- DelegateKeam: Attending "Unlock Gridlock" forum in Tysons hosted by www.TeleworkVA.org and www.TeleworkExchange.com to find solutions for NoVA traffic.
- DelegateKeam: Providing another Richmond report to constituents; this time Providence District Council in Dunn Loring. Most active civic leaders I know.
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Keam-Poindexter Green Jobs bill heads to Governor McDonnell
House Bill 803, as amended by the House-Senate conference committee, now heads to Governor McDonnell’s desk for his signature after the House voted unanimously to adopt the conference report.
As described in previous entries, this is the Green Jobs bill that Delegates Keam and Poindexter worked on all session long. This is also the first bill where Delegate Keam was appointed as a conferee to negotiate the final conference report. He was proud to put his signature on the report that was presented to the House for its approval today.
To follow the long procedural history of this bill (affectionately known in legislative process as the “art of sausage-making”), click here: http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?101+sum+HB803
Once Governor McDonnell signs this into law (which he is anxious to do since this bill is part of his Jobs Agenda), we can finally turn the entire Commonwealth into a Green Jobs Zone!
