Subseries IV.C. David H. Hallock, Assistant to the Governor for Policy and Deputy Counselor, 2002-2004 (accession 42409).

Containers:

Box 199-219

Extent:

Extent: 7.45 cubic feet.

Scope and content:

This subseries is housed in 21 boxes and is arranged alphabetically by subject. Hallock's areas of expertise were health care, natural resources, finance, public safety and transportation. His files contain records related to a wide range of topics including health care, minority procurement, higher education, redistricting, drought and various transportation issues including I-81, Dulles Rail Project, DMV closings and the Aviation World's Fair of 2003. Hallock worked for Governor Warner from 2002 until August 2004.

The transportation files include a report prepared by VDOT, Hurricane Isabel: Funding Hurricane Isabel and Other Emergency Maintenance, Executive Summary, dated 13 November 2003 that contains a summary of Hurricane Isabel damage estimates; materials related to the I-81 PPTA Advisory Panel and Star Solutions records examining ways to improve the interstate including the building of toll lanes (2002-2004); background materials, briefs, and correspondence concerning the Dulles Rail Project (2002-2004); copy of the APA Audit on the closings of DMV offices in 2002, talking points regarding APA report and Governor Warner's DMV Reform talking points, 12 December 2002; and background materials and drafts of legislation for the Sales Tax for Transportation Referendum (SB 170, 2002) including memorandum to Whitt Clement, Jane Kusiak, David Hallock and Ray Pethel from Pierce Homer dated 24 February 2002 on the Transportation Authority/Referendum Issues, and undated talking points in support of SB 170 (02).

Other notable documents include: memorandum from Policy Office to Governor Warner, dated 23 August 2003, providing an update on the drought and identifying options for addressing it; memorandum to Reforming Government Cabinet Workgroup from Bob Blue and David Hallock, dated 5 November 2002, containing their strategy/timetable for passage of the two-term Governor proposal and a memorandum to Governor Warner from Blue and Hallock, dated 12 November 2002, containing similar information; FOIA requests from Delegate Robert G. Marshall concerning the 2002 transportation referendum; background materials on the formation of Governor Warner's 2002 ethics proposals including a memorandum to Governor Warner from Blue and Hallock, dated 17 June 2002, outlining eight ethics proposals; background material from 2002 regarding Governor Warner's decision to appoint a special council to appeal a redistricting case (West, et al v. Gilmore, et al) instead of using the Office of the Attorney General; Policy Office meeting agendas and handouts for 17 October 2002, 22 October 2002 and 7 November 2002; and background material on the development and implementation of the Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) Preferred Drug List Program, 2002-2004.

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