Library of Virginia
Descriptive Summary
The Library of Virginia
Records of the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security,
2010-2013
51141
7.35 cu. ft. (21 boxes)
English
Virginia. Office of the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security
Administrative Information
Access Restrictions
There are no restrictions.
Use Restrictions
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Preferred Citation
Virginia. Office of the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security. Records, 2010-2013. Accession 51141. State Records Collection. The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Acquisition Information
Transferred from the Office of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security on 9 January 2014.
Processing Information
The original arrangement of records by subject and series file names was respected and maintained. Processing archivist imposed an alphabetical order given lack of useful one.
Biographical/Historical Information
In 2010 Governor Robert F. McDonnell initiated legislative action which changed and re-organized the former Office of Commonwealth Preparedness (OCP) into the Office of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security (OVAHS). With this legislation the Department of Veterans Services (DVS) was moved from the Office of Public Safety to the Office of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security along with the Virginia War Memorial. In April of 2011 Terrie L. Suit was appointed by Governor McDonnell to the position of Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security after previously serving as Assistant to the Governor for Commonwealth Preparedness. James W. Hopper was appointed Deputy Secretary. She stepped down from the position on September 22nd, 2013 after being selected as the Chief Executive Office of the Virginia Association of REALTORS (VAR). Hopper, a previous staff member of McDonnell's tenure as Attorney General from 2006-2009 took over the Secretary's position until January 2014.
The Office of Commonwealth Preparedness had originated from Governor James Gilmore's Virginia Preparedness and Security Panel created after the September 11th terrorist attacks to better prevent and respond to such attacks in Virginia. Shortly thereafter, Governor-elect Mark R. Warner named John H. Hager to the newly created position of assistant to the governor for commonwealth preparedness, now a cabinet-level position, on 28 December 2001. Hager served as lieutenant governor under Governor James Gilmore and was a member of the Virginia Preparedness and Security Panel. On 31 January 2002, Governor Warner issued Executive Order 7, also known as the Secure Virginia Initiative, which rescinded Gilmore's Virginia Preparedness and Security Panel. Executive Order 7 also created the Secure Virginia Panel to review, evaluate, and make recommendations relating to emergency preparedness for the Commonwealth. The Secure Virginia Panel, which became the Secure Commonwealth Panel under Executive Order 69, was to consist of twenty members, later increased to twenty-eight members, under the Assistant to the Governor for Commonwealth Preparedness as chairman. The Office of Commonwealth Preparedness and the Secure Commonwealth Panel were later codified under 2.2-304 through 2.2-306 of the Code of Virginia.
The Office of Commonwealth Preparedness was created with the purpose of developing a coordinated security and preparedness strategy and implementation plan. The Assistant to the Governor for Commonwealth Preparedness, who is appointed by the governor for a term of four years, is responsible for the general management of the Office. The Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security, was later renamed Secretary of Veterans and Defense Affairs by Governor Terry McAuliffe in 2014, with Homeland Security transferred to the Secretary of Public Safety, (renamed Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security).
Scope and Content
The Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security records, 2010-2013, consist of 21 boxes divided into eight series. These records document the work of Secretary Terrie L. Suit and the Office of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security during Governor Robert F. McDonnell's gubernatorial term. Includes correspondence, legislative files, decision briefs, meeting records, as well as project and subject files. Topics and initiatives include disaster preparedness, emergency preparedness and cooridination, Fort Monroe Authority, grants, homeland security, interoperability, military facilities, military retirements, Military Strategic Response Fund, Secure Commonwealth Panel, services for veterans and military families, Virginia War Memorial, and the Wounded Warrior Program. These records were created or collected between 2010-2013, though some records may pre-date this time period.
Arrangement
This collection is arranged into the following series:
- Series I: Secretary's correspondence, 2010-2013;
- Series II: Correspondence with the Dept. of Veterans Affairs, 2010-2013;
- Series III: Constituent correspondence, 2010-2013;
- Series IV: Legislative files, 2010-2013;
- Series V: Decision briefs, 2010-2013;
- Series VI: Meeting records, 2010-2013;
- Series VII: Project files, 2010-2013;
- Series VIII: Subject files, 2010-2013.
Related Material
The Governor Robert F. McDonnell Administration Web Archive Collection, 2010-2014 contains archived versions of websites for the Governor's Office, his initiative sites, and the sites of his cabinet secretaries, including the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security and Secretary of Public Safety.
TheRecords of the Virginia Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security, 2005-2012 (Accession 51438).
Contents List
Series I. Correspondence - Office of the Secretary,
2010-2013.
Extent: 2.1 cu. ft. (6 boxes).
Correspondence - Office of the Secretary, 2010-2013, is arranged chronologically and contains incoming and outgoing correspondence of Secretary Terrie Suit. Include correspondence from local, state and federal government officials, state and federal legislators, officials from other states, business owners, commissions, authorities, and associations, as well as constituent correspondence sent directly to the Office of the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security or referred from the Office of the Governor. May also include articles, invitations, memoranda, presentations, reports, Support Services financial statements, and letters of thanks. Topics include appointments, appropriations, congratulations, continuity of operations, grants administration, military relations, BRAC, campus security, emergency preparedness and coordination, critical infrastructure, interoperability, veterans services and homeland security. Also includes correspondence during Terrie Suit's tenure as Assistant to the Governor for Commonwealth Preparedness.
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 Jan.
1
1
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 Feb.
1
2
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2010 Feb.
1
3
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 Mar.
1
4
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2010 Mar.
1
5
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 Apr.
1
6
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2010 Apr.
1
7
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 May.
1
8
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2010 May.
1
9
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 June.
1
10
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2010 June.
1
11
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 July.
1
12
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 Aug.
1
13
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2010 Aug.
1
14
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 Sept.
1
15
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2010 Sept.
2
1
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 Oct.
2
2
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2010 Oct.
2
3
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 Nov.
2
4
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2010 Nov.
2
5
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010 Dec.
2
6
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2010 Dec.
2
7
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 Jan.
2
8
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2011 Jan.
2
9
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 Feb.
2
10
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2011 Feb.
2
11
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 Mar.
2
12
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2011 Mar.
2
13
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 Apr.
2
14
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2011 Apr.
2
15
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 May.
2
16
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2011 May.
2
17
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 June.
2
18
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2011 June.
3
1
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 July.
3
2
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2011 July.
3
3
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 Aug.
3
4
Correspondence - Ougoing,
2011 Aug.
3
5
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 Sept.
3
6
Correspondence - Ouxtgoing,
2011 Sept.
3
7
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 Oct.
3
8
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2011 Oct.
3
9
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 Nov.
3
10
Correspondence - Ougoing,
2011 Nov.
3
11
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011 Dec.
3
12
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2011 Dec.
3
13
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 Jan.
3
14
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 Jan.
3
15
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 Feb.
3
16
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 Feb.
3
17
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 Mar.
3
18
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 Mar.
3
19
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 Apr.
3
20
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 Apr.
4
1
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 May.
4
2
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 May.
4
3
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 June.
4
4
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 June.
4
5
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 July.
4
6
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 July.
4
7
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 Aug.
4
8
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 Aug.
4
9
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 Sept.
4
10
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 Sept.
4
11
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 Oct.
4
12
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 Oct.
4
13
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 Nov.
4
14
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 Nov.
4
15
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012 Dec.
4
16
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012 Dec.
4
17
Correspondence - Incoming,
2013 Jan.
5
1
Correspondence - Incoming,
2013 Feb.
5
2
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2013 Feb.
5
3
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2013 Feb 7.
5
4
Correspondence - Incoming,
2013 Mar.
5
5
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2013 Mar.
5
6
Correspondence - Incoming,
2013 Apr.
5
7
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2013 Apr.
5
8
Correspondence - Incoming,
2013 May.
5
9
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2013 May.
5
10
Correspondence - Incoming,
2013 June.
5
11
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2013 June.
5
12
Correspondence - Incoming,
2013 Aug.
6
1
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2013 Aug.
6
2
Correspondence - Incoming,
2013 Sept.
6
3
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2013 Sept.
6
4
Correspondence - Incoming,
2013 Oct.
6
5
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2013 Oct.
6
6
Correspondence - Incoming,
2013 Nov.
6
7
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2013 Nov.
6
8
Correspondence - Incoming,
2013 Dec.
6
9
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2013 Dec.
6
10
Series II. Correspondence - Dept. of Veterans Services,
2010-2013.
Extent: .2 cu. ft. (1 box).
Correspondence with the Dept. of Veterans Services is arranged chronologically and includes both incoming and outgoing correspondence. Topics include audits, board appointments, budget, resignations, Virginia War Memorial, and the Wounded Warrior Program, among others.
Correspondence - Incoming,
2010.
7
1
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2010.
7
2
Correspondence - Incoming,
2011.
7
3
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2011.
7
4
Correspondence - Incoming,
2012.
7
5
Correspondence - Outgoing,
2012.
7
6
Correspondence - Incoming and outgoing,
2013.
7
7
Series III. Constituent correspondence regarding military retirements,
2010-2013.
Extent: .2 cu. ft. (1 box).
Constituent correspondence regarding military retirements, 2010-2013, is arranged chronologically and includes incoming correspondence from U. S. military branches to the Governor requesting retirement letters for Virginia residents. These letters were forwarded to the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security for response. This series in incomplete and includes correspondence for 2010 Jan-Apr; 2011 Oct-Dec; 2012 Jan-Dec; and 2013 Jan-Feb.
Correspondence,
2010 Jan-Feb.
7
8
Correspondence,
2010 Mar-Apr.
7
9
Correspondence,
2011 Oct-Dec.
7
10
Correspondence,
2012 Jan-Apr.
7
11
Correspondence,
2012 May-Sept.
7
12
Correspondence,
2012 Oct-Dec.
7
13
Correspondence,
2013 Jan-Feb.
7
14
Series IV. Legislative files,
2010-2013.
Extent: 1.05 cu. ft. (3 boxes).
Legislative files document proposed legislation related to veterans affairs and homeland security, as well as the 2012-2014 biennial budget. Proposed legislation files may include correspondence, enrolled bill review, fiscal impact statements, key points, legislative action summaries, memoranda, statements of need, tracking sheets.
Biennial budget bill (2012-2014) - Communication for the Governor,
2011 Dec 19.
8
1
Biennial budget bill (2012-2014) - HB 29,
2012 Jan 11.
8
2
Biennial budget bill (2012-2014) - Executive Amendments,
2012 Dec.
8
3
Biennial budget bill (2012-2013),
2013 May 3.
8
4
Proposed legislation,
2010.
9
1
Proposed legislation,
2011.
9
2
Proposed legislation,
2012.
9
3
Proposed legislation,
2013.
9
4
Proposed legislation: HB 1304 Tax credits for contracting with SWAM vendors,
2013.
9
5
Proposed legislation: HB 1306 Commission on Federal Oversight Report,
2013.
9
6
Proposed legislation: HB 1409 Partipation in public school interscholastic programs by students of military families,
2013.
9
7
Proposed legislation: HB 1523 Sales and use tax exemption for hurricane preparedness equipment,
2013.
9
8
Proposed legislation: HB 1906 Dept. of Veterans Services - Programs to reduce unemployment among veterans,
2013.
9
9
Proposed legislation: HB 2027 In-state tuition for active duty family members,
2013.
9
10
Proposed legislation: HB 2038 Fort Monroe Authority - Fees in lieu of property taxes,
2013.
9
11
Proposed legislation: HB 2042 Dept. of Motor Vehicles - Customer service,
2013.
9
12
Proposed legislation: HB 2146 Dept. of Veterans Services - Virginia War Memorial Division,
2013.
9
13
Proposed legislation: HB 2175 Veterans Care Center in Northern Virginia,
2013.
9
14
Proposed legislation: HB 2231 Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Education Fund,
2013.
9
15
Proposed legislation: HB 2280 Freedom of Information Act - Exempt records for disaster preparedness plans,
2013.
9
16
Proposed legislation: SB 701 State government employment non-discrimination,
2013.
9
17
Proposed legislation: SB 730 Sales and use tax exemption for non-profit entities - Veterans organizations,
2013.
9
18
Proposed legislation: SB 766 Sales and use tax exemption for hurricane preparedness equipment,
2013.
9
19
Proposed legislation: SB 829 Dept. of Veterans Services - Programs to reduce unemployment among veterans,
2013.
10
1
Proposed legislation: SB 830 Voting by military and overseas citizens - Pilot program,
2013.
10
2
Proposed legislation: SB 831 Tax credits for hiring military veterans,
2013.
10
3
Proposed legislation: SB 857 Higher Education - In-state tuition for certain military dependents,
2013.
10
4
Proposed legislation: SB 874- Absentee voting - Return of military overseas ballots,
2013.
10
5
Proposed legislation: SB 897 Memorialization of fallen soldiers at the Virginia War Memorial,
2013.
10
6
Proposed legislation: SB 991 Dept. of Veterans Services - Veteran identification card and discounts on state operated attractions,
2013.
10
7
Proposed legislation: SB 1064 Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security - Powers and duties,
2013.
10
8
Proposed legislation: SB 1079 Dept. of Medical Assistance Services - Waivers for dependents of military personnel,
2013.
10
9
Proposed legislation: HB 1461 and SB 1242 Eligibility for in-state tuition for military,
2013.
10
10
Proposed legislation: HB 1750 and SB 1191 Regulation concerning admission of military dependents to school,
2013.
10
11
Proposed legislation: HB 1853 and SB 1029 Inclusion of military installations planning, zoning and development,
2013.
10
12
Proposed legislation: HJR 551 Property tax exemption,
2013.
10
13
Series V. Decision briefs,
2010-2013.
Extent: 1.4 cu. ft. (4 boxes).
Decision briefs, 2010-2013, are arranged chronologically and document decision requests sent to the Governor for approval. Briefs include background information, discussion and summary, as well as tracking sheets and include recommendations, comments and signatures. The decision brief file may also include reports and correspondence. Topics may include appointments, commissions, communication, disaster preparedness, emergency operations, Fort Monroe, grants, interoperability, Military Strategic Response Fund, staffing, proclamations, Secure Commonwealth Panel, veterans, Virginia War Memorial, Wall of Honor ceremony, and the Wounded Warrior Program.
Decision memoranda,
2010 Feb-Mar.
11
1
Decision memoranda,
2010 Apr-May.
11
2
Decision memoranda,
2010 June-July.
11
3
Decision memoranda,
2010 Aug-Sept.
11
4
Decision memoranda,
2010 Oct.
11
5
Decision memoranda,
2010 Nov.
11
6
Decision memoranda,
2010 Dec.
11
7
Decision memoranda - Touchstone / SRA contract renewal,
2010.
11
8
Decision memoranda,
2011 Jan.
11
9
Decision memoranda,
2011 Feb-Mar.
11
10
Decision memoranda,
2011 Apr.
12
1
Decision memoranda,
2011 Apr.
12
2
Decision memoranda,
2011 May.
12
3
Decision memoranda,
2011 June-July.
12
4
Decision memoranda,
2011 Aug-Sept.
12
5
Decision memoranda,
2011 Oct-Nov.
12
6
Decision memoranda,
2011 Dec.
12
7
Decision memoranda - Status updates,
2011.
12
8
Decision memoranda - Statewide Communications Strategic Plan,
2011.
13
1
Decision memoranda,
2012 Jan.
13
2
Decision memoranda,
2012 Feb-Mar.
13
3
Decision memoranda,
2012 Apr-July.
13
4
Decision memoranda,
2012 Aug-Sept.
13
5
Decision memoranda,
2012 Oct-Dec.
13
6
Decision memoranda - Status updates,
2012.
13
7
Decision memoranda,
2013 Jan.
13
8
Decision memoranda,
2013 Feb.
13
9
Decision memoranda,
2013 Mar.
14
1
Decision memoranda,
2013 Apr-June.
14
2
Decision memoranda,
2013 May.
14
3
Decision memoranda,
2013 July-Oct.
14
4
Decision memoranda,
2013 Nov.
14
5
Decision memoranda,
2013 Nov.
14
6
Decision memoranda,
2013 Dec.
14
7
Series VI. Meeting records,
2010-2013.
Extent: 1.05 cu. ft. (3 boxes).
Meeting records, 2010-2013, are arranged alphabetically by name of entity. These records document the meetings, activities, discussions, policy decisions, and recommendations are various boards and commissions related to veterans and homeland security. Files may include agendas, handouts, lists of attendees, maps, meeting notes, minutes, presentations, reports, and other supporting material. Includes records for the following: Commission on Military and National Security Facilities, Commission on Military Installations and Defense Activities, Local Military Advisory Council, Oceana Fentress Military Advisory Council, Secure Commonwealth Panel, Virginia Military Advisory Council, and the Virginia Veterans Working Group.
Commission on Military and National Security Facilities - Joint Forces Command Work Group,
2010 Jan 6.
15
1
Commission on Military and National Security Facilities,
2010 Sept 9.
15
2
Commission on Military and National Security Facilities,
2010 Sept 9.
15
3
Commission on Military and National Security Facilities - Joint Forces Command Work Group,
2010 Oct 4.
15
4
Commission on Military and National Security Facilities - Joint Forces Command Work Group,
2010 Nov 17.
15
5
Commission on Military and National Security Facilities,
2011 July 20.
15
6
Commission on Military and National Security Facilities - Dept. of Defense / Military Strategies Work Group,
2012 Mar 22.
15
7
Commission on Military and National Security Facilities - Joint Forces Command Work Group,
2012 Aug 21.
15
8
Commission on Military and National Security Facilities,
2012 Sept 18.
15
9
Commission on Military Installations and Defense Activities,
2013 Apr 29.
15
10
Commission on Military Installations and Defense Activities,
2013 May 28.
15
11
Local Military Advisory Council,
2012 Apr 2.
15
12
Local Military Advisory Council,
2012 June 14.
15
13
Local Military Advisory Council,
2012 Aug 22.
15
14
Local Military Advisory Council,
2012 Oct 24.
15
15
Local Military Advisory Council,
2013 Mar 1.
15
16
Local Military Advisory Council,
2013 May 28.
15
17
Local Military Advisory Council,
2013 Aug 28.
15
18
National Emergency Grant Development Team,
2013 Feb 14.
16
1
Oceana Fentress Military Advisory Council,
2011 Mar 4.
16
2
Oceana Fentress Military Advisory Council,
2012 July 11.
16
3
Secure Commonwealth Panel,
2010 Aug 11.
16
4
Secure Commonwealth Panel,
2010 Oct 27.
16
5
Secure Commonwealth Panel,
2011 Apr 27.
16
6
Secure Commonwealth Panel,
2011 Nov 14.
16
7
Secure Commonwealth Panel,
2012 June 12.
16
8
Secure Commonwealth Panel,
2012 Oct 10.
16
9
Secure Commonwealth Panel - 9-1-1 Sub-Panel,
2012 Sept 5.
16
10
Secure Commonwealth Panel - 9-1-1 Sub-Panel,
2012 Sept 26.
16
11
State to State Comparisons,
2011 Aug.
16
12
Virginia Commission on Military Bases - Report,
2005.
16
13
Virginia Military Advisory Council,
2010 Apr 20.
16
14
Virginia Military Advisory Council,
2010 July 14.
16
15
Virginia Military Advisory Council,
2010 Sept 29.
16
16
Virginia Military Advisory Council,
2010 Nov 9.
16
17
Virginia Military Advisory Council,
2011 Mar 9.
16
18
Virginia Military Advisory Council,
2011 May 11.
16
19
Virginia Military Advisory Council,
2011 Sept 28.
16
20
Virginia Military Advisory Council,
2012 Apr 24.
17
1
Virginia Military Advisory Council,
2012 Oct 18.
17
2
Virginia Military Advisory Council,
2012 Dec 10.
17
3
Virginia Military Advisory Council,
2013 July 18 .
17
4
Virginia Veterans Working Group,
2012 Nov 26.
17
5
Virginia Veterans Working Group,
2013 Jan 4.
17
6
Virginia Veterans Working Group,
2013 Jan 9.
17
7
Virginia Veterans Working Group,
2013 Feb 13.
17
8
Virginia Veterans Working Group,
2013 Mar 13.
17
9
Virginia Veterans Working Group,
2013 Apr 10.
17
10
Virginia Veterans Working Group,
2013 May 8.
17
11
Virginia Veterans Working Group,
2013 June 19.
17
12
Virginia Veterans Working Group,
2013 Aug 14.
17
13
Series VII. Project files - Fort Monroe Authority,
2010-2013.
Extent: .7 cu. ft. (2 boxes).
Project files: Fort Monroe Authority, 2010-2013, are arranged alphabetically and include Board of Directors meeting records, correspondence, deeds, financial records, manuals, maps, photographs, plans, and reports. Located along the Chesapeake Bay within the city limits of Hampton, Fort Monroe was an Army base that was designated for closure pursuant to the 2005 Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission Report. When the base closed, the land, buildings, and infrastructure assets transferred to the Commonwealth and this necessitated a redevelopment and reuse plan. The Fort Monroe Federal Area Development Authority (FMFADA), a political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Virginia and local redevelopment authority, was established to determine how best to manage the historic resources, preserve and protect the open space, and ensure the economic sustainability at Fort Monroe. In 2010, an act of the General Assembly established the Fort Monroe Authority which was charged with the responsibility of reuse planning and management of the area.
Fort Monroe Authority: Board of Directors - Manual (Part I),
2011.
18
1
Fort Monroe Authority: Board of Directors - Manual (Part II),
2011.
18
2
Fort Monroe Authority: Board of Directors meeting,
2010 June 24.
18
3
Fort Monroe Authority: Board of Directors meeting,
2010 Nov 18.
18
4
Fort Monroe Authority: Board of Directors - Executive Committee meeting,
2010 Dec 9.
18
5
Fort Monroe Authority: Board of Directors meeting,
2011 Jan 6.
18
6
Fort Monroe Authority: Board of Directors - Executive Committee meeting,
2011 Apr 22.
18
7
Fort Monroe Authority: Board of Directors - Workshop,
2010 Sept 30.
18
8
Fort Monroe Authority: Board of Directors - Workshop,
2010 Oct 21.
18
9
Fort Monroe Authority: Correspondence,
2011-2012.
18
10
Fort Monroe Authority: Financial statements,
2011-2012.
18
11
Fort Monroe Authority: Historic Preservation Manual and Design Standard,
2012 Mar 10.
19
1
Fort Monroe Authority: Maps and photographs,
2010-2012.
19
2
Fort Monroe Authority: Proclamation,
2012.
19
3
Fort Monroe Authority: Quit Claim Deed (Draft),
2013.
19
4
Fort Monroe Authority: Report,
undated.
19
5
Fort Monroe Authority: Report,
undated.
19
6
Fort Monroe Authority: Reuse Plan,
2008 Aug 20.
19
7
Fort Monroe Authority: Transition Discussion meeting,
2012 May 1.
19
8
Fort Monroe Authority: Transition Plan Memorandum of Understanding (draft),
undated.
19
9
Series VIII. Subject files,
2010-2013.
Extent: .7 cu. ft. (2 boxes).
Subject files, 2010-2013, are arranged alphabetically and document topics of interest to the Secretary, such as homeland security, veterans, and the Wounded Warrior Program. Files may include correspondence, reports, and studies.
BRAC Analysis,
2010.
20
1
Commonwealth of Virginia Homeland Security Evaluation Program,
2011-2013.
20
2
Gap Analysis Report - Hampton Roads,
2010 Sept.
20
3
Grant Satisfaction Survey Results,
2010 July.
20
4
Homeland Security grants,
2010.
20
5
Legislative impact analysis (Office of Commonwealth Preparedness Assessment),
2006 July 31.
20
6
Logistics Support Staff (NOVA Regional Public Safety Logistics Support Staff),
2011 Apr.
20
7
Long-term Care Feasibility Study - Quality Care Earned (Dept. of Veterans Services),
2007 Sept.
20
8
Meeting the Memorial Needs of Virginia Veterans,
2007 Nov.
20
9
Review of Homeland Security Funding and Preparedness in Virginia (JLARC),
2005.
20
10
Student Leadership Forum,
2010.
20
11
TRICARE Overview,
2012 Oct 5.
20
12
Updating Hampton Roads Homeland Security Strategy,
2010 July 26.
20
1
Work, School or Home? Issues in Sheltering in Place During an Emergency,
2011.
21
2
Wounded Warrior Program - Virginia Tech Needs Assessment,
2010.
21
3
Wounded Warrior Program,
2012.
21
4