PUBLIC "-//Library of Virginia//TEXT (US::Vi::vi03776::A Guide to the Records of the Virginia Secretary of Public Safety, 1990; 1992; 1996; 1998-2010 (bulk 2002-2009))//EN" "vi03776.xml" A Guide to the Records of the Virginia Secretary of Public Safety, 1990; 1992; 1996; 1998-2010 (bulk 2002-2009) Public Safety, Secretary of, Records 44680, 44702 Jessie R. Graham, Benjamin Bromley, and Roger Christman Library of Virginia © 2019 By The Library of Virginia. All Rights Reserved. Machine-readable finding aid created directly into EAD by Roger E. Christman, 2019 Description is in English A Guide to the Records of the Virginia Secretary of Public Safety, 1990; 1992; 1996; 1998-2010 (bulk 2002-2009) A Collection in the Library of Virginia 44680 and 44702

Library of Virginia 2019 Jessie R. Graham, Ben Bromley, and Roger Christman. Library of Virginia Descriptive Summary The Library of Virginia Records of the Virginia Secretary of Public Safety, 1990; 1992; 1996; 1998-2010 (bulk 2002-2009) 44680, 44702 34.75 cubic feet (38 boxes) English Virginia. Office of the Secretary of Public Safety Administrative Information Access Restrictions

Privacy protected and confidential information is restricted from public access for 75 years (Code of Virginia 42.1-78). Restricted records in this collection have been sealed but not removed.

As of September 11, 2019, medical records will be open 125 years after the date of creation or after date closed, whichever is later. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requires that individually identifiable health information of a decedent be protected for 50 years following the date of death of the individual (45 CFR 164.502(f)).

Use Restrictions

There are no restrictions.

Preferred Citation

Records of the Virginia Secretary of Public Safety, 1990; 1992; 1996; 1998-2010 (bulk 2002-2009). Accessions 44680 and 44702, State government records collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.

Acquisition Information

Accession 44680 transferred by Martha Hazelgrove, Office of the Secretary of Public Safety, 1111 E. Broad Street, Richmond, Virginia, 12 January 2010.

Accession 44702 transferred by the Office of the Secretary of Public Safety, 14 January 2010.

Processing Information

The records of the Secretary of Public Safety were transferred to the Library in two accessions: 44680 and 44702. Accession 44680 was organized into appropriate series. Accession 44702 arrived with no discernable arrangement. Since the provenance of the material in accession 44702 was suspect, the processing archivists interfiled those records within accession 44680 to make it easier for researchers to use.

Historical Information

In 1970, the Governor's Management Commission Study recommended the creation of six "Deputy Governors" to assist the Chief Executive in his managerial duties. Compatible functions of government were grouped under these administrative heads, who would serve as the Governor's top management team.

The office of the Secretary of Transportation and Public Safety was created on April 8, 1972. Originally, the Secretary of Transportation and Public Safety oversaw the State Highway Commission, Division of Motor Vehicles, Department of State Police, Highway Safety Division, Office of Emergency Services, Department of Military Affairs, Virginia State Crime Commission, and the Law Enforcement Officers Training Standards Commission. Since that time, the Office has undergone a series of administrative reorganizations. On April 12, 1976, the Legislature established separate secretariats for transportation and public safety, effective July 1, 1976. On July 1, 1984, the offices were again combined. Finally, the two became separate offices on February 22, 1990, and have remained separate in the years since.

The Secretary of Public Safety is a member of the Governor's Cabinet, is appointed by the governor, and is subject to confirmation by the General Assembly. Throughout Governor Mark R. Warner's term (2002-2006), the Secretary of Public Safety was responsible for the direction of, or had jurisdiction over, 11 state agencies and boards. The agencies and boards under the heading of the Secretary of Public Safety during the Warner administration are as follows: Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, Commonwealth's Attorneys' Services Council, Department of Correctional Education, Department of Corrections, Department of Criminal Justice Services, Department of Emergency Management, Department of Fire Programs, Department of Juvenile Justice, Department of Military Affairs, the Virginia Parole Board, and the Virginia State Police. The Department of Veterans Services was added to the Public Safety Secretariat during Governor Timothy R. Kaine's administration (2006-2010).

On December 20, 2001, Governor-elect Mark R. Warner appointed John W. Marshall as his Secretary of Public Safety. Prior to taking this position, Marshall had served as a trooper, special agent, training academy instructor, and sergeant with the Virginia State Police. In 1994, President William J. Clinton appointed Marshall to serve as the United States Marshal for the Eastern District of Virginia. In 1999, he was nominated to serve as director of the United States Marshals Service. He was the first African-American to hold this position. On December 9, 2005, Governor-elect Tim Kaine re-appointed Marshall as Secretary of Public Safety. He served until the end of the Kaine administration in January 2010.

Scope and Content

The Secretary of Public Safety records consists of thirty-eight archival boxes and are divided into six series. Series have been designated for Correspondence-Assigned State Agencies, Correspondence and Supporting Documentation-Office of the Secretary, Decision Memoranda and Briefs, Federal Grant Funding, Legislative Files, and Special Projects and Studies. These records document the activities of the Office of the Secretary of Public Safety, as well as the agencies and boards which fall under its heading, during the gubernatorial terms of Governor Mark R. Warner (2002-2006) and Governor Timothy M. Kaine (2006-2010).

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into the following series:

Series I. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Assigned State Agencies, 1996; 1999-2010; Series II. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Office of the Secretary, 1990; 1992; 1998-2009; Subseries A. Correspondence Files, 2002-2009; Subseries B. Subject Files, 1990; 1992; 2001-2009; Subseries C. Records of Deputy Secretary Barry Green, 1998-2005; Subseries D. Records of Assistant Secretary Dawn Smith, 2002-2008; Subseries E. Records of Assistant Secretary/Deputy Secretary Marilyn Harris, 2002-2007; Series III. Decision Memoranda and Briefs, 2005-2010; Series IV. Federal Grant Funding, 2002-2009; Series V. Legislative Files, 2002-2003; 2005-2009; Series VI. Special Projects and Studies, 2002; 2004-2009. Related Material

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR-TIM KAINE

A Guide to the Governor Timothy M. Kaine Administration Electronic Files, Email, 2002-2010 (bulk 2006-2009). The Secretary of Public Safety Electronic Files series documents the electronic communication of the office during the Kaine Administration. This series contains 6774 emails in eleven (11) subseries. Subseries have been designated for A. John Marshall Email; B. Clyde Cristman Email; C. Marilyn Harris Email; D. Dawn Smith Email; E. Erin Bryant Email; F. Susan Gholson Email; G. Jacklyn Varela Email; H. Iva Frizzle Email; I. Martha Hazelgrove Email; J. Gabrielle Williams Email; and K. Beth Camphouse Email. There are 29 privacy protected and confidential emails in this series that are restricted from public access for 75 years per Code of Virginia 2.2-3800, 42.1-78 and 53.1-40.10. Types of restricted information may include, but are not limited to: records containing personal/personnel and social services information. The Library of Virginia Email Project - Governor Tim Kaine Portal provides access to the Kaine email collection and includes guides to other Kaine administration records.

The Governor Tim Kaine Administration Web Archive Collection, 2006-2010 contains archived versions of websites for the Governor's Office, his initiative sites, and the sites of his cabinet secretaries. Also included are the related sites for the First Lady (Anne Holton), as well as the Lt. Governor (Bill Bolling), and Attorney General (Bob McDonnell and William C. Mims), two statewide officials elected in the same cycle as Governor Kaine.

The Timothy M. Kaine Administration (2006-2010) Cabinet Weekly Reports Digital Collection contains the weekly reports submitted to the Governor and Chief of Staff by the Governor's Cabinet, including the Secretaries of Administration (Viola Baskerville), Agriculture and Forestry (Robert S. Bloxom), Commerce and Trade (Patrick O. Gottschalk), Commonwealth (Daniel C. LeBlanc, Jan-Mar. 2006 and Katherine K. Hanley (Mar. 2006-2010), Education (Dr. Thomas R. Morris), Finance (Jody Wagner, 2006-2008 and Richard D. Brown, 2008-2010), Health and Human Resources (Marilyn Tavenner), Natural Resources (Preston Bryant), Public Safety (John W. Marshall), Technology (Aneesh Chopra, 2006-2009 and Leonard M. Pomata, 2009-2010), and Transportation (Pierce Homer). Also included are reports by the Assistant to the Governor for Commonwealth Preparedness (Robert Crouch), Office of Constituent Services (Marc Cheatham, 2006-2007 and Amber Amato, 2007-2010), Press Office, Policy Office and Virginia Liaison Office. Reports were submitted each Thursday and placed in a binder for the Governor that he took with him at the end of the day on Friday. A second copy of the report was made for the Chief of Staff. The level of detail varied for each cabinet officer and items of importance were highlighted by staff for the Governor. Each report contains information on legislation, Governor's initiatives/special projects, agency matters/operations, events/agency visits, audits/investigations/compliance, stakeholder issues and pending decisions. Governor Kaine wrote handwritten notes and/or marked-up some reports with post-it notes and requested follow up information from the person submitting the report. Those questions and answers are included in this series. This series provides a weekly account of the issues and policy decisions of the Kaine Administration.

The Executive Orders Digital Collection includes 110 executive orders and 9 executive directives issued by Governor Kaine.

A Guide to the Governor Timothy M. Kaine, Policy Office, Records, 2002-2010 (bulk 2006-2009). The Policy Office Records of Governor Timothy M. Kaine are housed in 174 boxes. The collection is arranged into five (5) series. Series have been designated for: I. Decision Briefs; II. Regulations; III. Legislative Files; IV. Executive Orders and Directives; and V. Policy Analyst Files. These records include agendas, decision briefs, correspondence, memorandums, legislative files, briefing books, meeting notes, subject files, reports, talking points and regulations. These records document the legislative and policy priorities of the Kaine administration (2006-2010). This collection also includes records from Governor Mark Warner's administration (2002-2006).

A Guide to the Records of the Virginia Liaison Office, 2003-2010 (bulk 2006-2009. The Virginia Liaison Office records, 2003-2009 (bulk 2006-2009), are housed in 34 boxes. The collection includes series for Director's correspondence and subject files, Policy Analyst correspondence and subject files, National Governor's Association, and Southern Governor's Association.

LIVE WEBSITES

The Virginia General Assembly's Legislative Information System contains searchable databases for bills and resolutions from 1994 to the present and reports to the general assembly. It also includes links to the Code of Virginia, Virginia Administrative Code, Constitution of Virginia, Charters, Authorities, Compacts and Uncodified Acts.

Contents List Series I. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Assigned State Agencies, 1996; 1999-2010. 1-11 Extent: 11.0 cu. ft. (11 boxes)

The Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Assigned State Agencies series is housed in 11 boxes and is arranged alphabetically by agency. Restricted material related to terrorism, personnel records, and administrative investigations has been sealed but not removed. This series contains correspondence, along with supporting material such as agendas, reports, policies, and presentations. The following state agencies and boards operated under the Office of the Secretary of Public Safety during the Kaine administration: Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, the Department of Correctional Education, Commonwealth's Attorneys' Services Council, the Department of Corrections, the Department of Criminal Justice Services, the Department of Emergency Management, the Department of Fire Programs, the Department of Forensic Science, the Department of Juvenile Justice, the Department of Military Affairs, the Virginia Parole Board, the Virginia State Police, and the Department of Veterans Services.

The correspondence files contain mostly correspondence between the agencies and the Office of the Secretary of Public Safety regarding issues that affect that particular agency or board. References to budgetary matters, litigation, studies and reports, board appointments, and legislation are frequently found in this material. These files also provide supporting documentation and background information on many topics.

Alcoholic Beverage Control, Department of Audit Reports, 2006-2009. 1 1 Brochures, Posters and Advertisements, 2006; undated. 1 2 Budget, 2007-2009. 1 3 General Correspondence, 2006-2009. 1 4 Governor Kaine's visit to ABC, 2006. 1 5 National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association Conference, 2006. 1 6 Plan to Merge ABC's Bureau of Law Enforcement with Department of State Police (Drafts), 15 September 2003. 1 7 Plan to Merge ABC's Bureau of Law Enforcement with Department of State Police (Final), 15 October 2003. 1 8 Senate Finance Presentation, Public Safety Subcommittee, 13 February 2004. 1 9 Reports, 2007. 1 10 Reports, 2008. 1 11 Three-Tier System (DPB/ABC), 2004. 1 12 Correctional Education, Department of Functional Literacy Program Report, June 2006. 1 13 Audit Report, 2008. 1 14 General Correspondence, 2005-2009. 1 15 Reports, 2003; 2005-2007. 1 16 Strategic Plan, 2005-2010. 1 17 Vocational Programs, Report of, October 2006. 1 18 Commonwealth's Attorneys' Services Council Audit Reports, 2004-2008. 1 19 General Correspondence, 2004-2007. 1 20 Corrections, Department of Alexandria P and P District Lease, 2008. 1 21 Alternatives for Non-Violent Offenders Task Force, 2009. 1 22 Audit Reports (Parole Board and Correctional Education), 2008. 1 23 Budget Records, 2003. 1 24 Budget Records, 2005-2007. 1 25 Budget Records, 2008. 1 26 Budget Records, 2009. 1 27 Charlotte County Prison, 2007-2008. 1 28 Communicable Diseases, 2006. 1 29 Community Release Program Notifications, 2006. 1 30 Community Release Program Notifications, 2007. 1 31 Community Release Program Notifications, 2008. 1 32 Community Release Program Notifications, 2009. 1 33 Commutations, 2006. 1 34 Construction Reports, 2006. 1 35 Corrections, Board of, 2006. 1 36 Culpeper Jail, 2006. 1 37 Demographics Report (Quarterly), 2002. 1 38 Director Position Interviews, 2002. 1 39 Emery, Bill (God's X Gangsters), 2004. 1 40 EPA Violations (Greensville Correctional Center), 2002-2003. 2 1 EPA Violations (Greensville Correctional Center), 2003-2004. 2 2 Executions, 2006-2009. 2 3 Federal Prisoners, Status of, 2002. 2 4 Food Service Privatization, 2002-2004. 2 5 Forecast Policy Advisory Committee, 2009. 2 6 Gemeinshaft, 2007. 2 7 General Correspondence, 2002. 2 8 General Correspondence, 2005. 2 9 General Correspondence, 2006. 2 10 General Correspondence, 2006. 2 11 General Correspondence, 2006. 2 12 General Correspondence, 2007. 2 13 General Correspondence, 2007. 2 14 General Correspondence, 2007. 2 15 General Correspondence, 2008. 2 16 General Correspondence, 2009. 2 17 Ghost Fleet, 2003. 2 18 Governor's Corrections Facility Task Force, Meeting Materials, 2002. 2 19 Governor's Corrections Facility Task Force Final Report, 2002. 2 20 Grooming Policy, 2007. 2 21 Highland Beef Farms - Jay Hersch, 2008. 2 22 Inmate Demographics, 2002-2003. 2 23 Inmate Forecast Policy Advisory Committee, 2007. 2 24 Inmate Release Debit Card, 2007. 2 25 Inmate Work Crew - Capitol Square, 2002-2003. 2 26 Jail Overcrowding, 2002-2003. 2 27 JLARC Budget Review, 2008. 2 28 Labor Force Projections, 2008. 2 29 Lawrenceville Correctional Center Security Operations Review, 2007. 2 30 Laws and Regulations, 2002. 2 31 Lawson Review Case, 2007. 2 32 Lawsuits, 2002-2003. 2 33 Marshall, Antoine, 2008. 2 34 Governor's Corrections Facility Task Force Final Report, 2002. 2 35 Master Plan, 2006. 2 36 McShin Foundation, 2006. 2 37 Media Policy, 2007. 2 38 Medical Costs, 2007-2008. 3 1 Meherrin River Regional Jail, 2009. 3 2 Mt. Rogers PPEA (Grayson County), 2006-2007 (1 of 2). 3 3 Mt. Rogers PPEA (Grayson County), 2006-2007 (2 of 2). 3 4 New Facilities - Naming, 2006-2007. 3 5 Non-Violent Risk Assessment, 2006. 3 6 Offender Population Forecasting, 2007. 3 7 Offender Population Forecasts, 2005. 3 8 Offender Population Forecasting Policy Advisory Committee, 2006. 3 9 Offender Population Forecasting Policy Advisory Committee, 2007. 3 10 Offender Population Forecasting Policy Advisory Committee, 2007. 3 11 Offender Population Forecasting Policy Advisory Committee, 2007. 3 12 Offender Population Forecasting Policy Advisory Committee, 2008. 3 13 Offender Population Forecasting Policy Advisory Committee, 2009. 3 14 Offender Populations Forecasts, 2001-2004. 3 15 Offender Populations, State and Local Expenditures for Housing Offenders, and Related Issues, 12 August 2008. 3 16 Offender Reentry Program, 2004. 3 17 Offender Transition Program, 2006. 3 18 Out-of-State Revenues, 2007. 3 19 Pardon: Crawford-Daniels, Ollin Renaye, 2008. 3 20 Parole Revocation, 2008. 3 21 Patrick County Jail, 2007-2008 (1 of 2). 3 22 Patrick County Jail, 2007-2008 (2 of 2). 3 23 Plumbing Controls Program (ICON), 2003. 3 24 Population Summaries, 2001-2002; 2007. 3 25 Pound Day Reporting Center - Del. Bud Phillips, 2008. 3 26 Prison Fellowship, 2006-2008. 3 27 Prisoner Reentry (DPB), 2007. 3 28 Prisoner Reentry Policy Academy, 2006 (1 of 3). 3 29 Prisoner Reentry Policy Academy, 2006 (2 of 3). 3 30 Prisoner Reentry Policy Academy, 2006 (3 of 3). 3 31 Prisoner Reentry Policy Academy, 2006-2008. 3 32 Prisoner Reentry Policy Academy, 2008 (1 of 2). 3 33 Prisoner Reentry Policy Academy, 2008 (2 of 2). 3 34 Probation and Parole Issues, 2002. 4 1 Probation and Parole Leases, 2006-2007. 4 2 Recidivism, 2007. 4 3 Regional Office Structure Reorganization, 2002. 4 4 Reprieves, 2007-2009. 4 5 Reports and Studies, 2000-2001. 4 6 Reports, 2001-2002. 4 7 Reports, 2003-2004; 2007. 4 8 Reports, 2007-2008. 4 9 Virginia Department of Corrections, Management Information Summary Annual Reports, 2007 and 2008. 4 10 Security Staff Compensation Plan, 2007. 4 11 Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) Forecast, 2006. 4 12 Statewide Community-based Corrections System Strategic Planning Status Report, 2002. 4 13 Statewide Community-based Corrections System Status Report (2001-2002), 2003. 4 14 Statewide Community-based Corrections System Status Reports 2006-2009. 4 15 Report on the Department of Corrections on Plan for the Closure of Staunton Correctional Center, 2002. 4 16 Video Visitation - Dr. Cardwell, 2007. 4 17 Virginia Beach Jail Lawsuit, 2008 (1 of 2). 18 Virginia Beach Jail Lawsuit, 2008 (2 of 2). 19 Virginia Correctional Center for Women, 2006. 4 20 Virginia Correctional Information System (VACORIS), 2006-2007. 4 21 Criminal Justice Services, Department of ABC/VSP Merger, 2003. 4 22 ABC/VSP Merger, 2003. 4 23 Attorney General, 2009. 4 24 Anti-Gang Workgroup, 2008. 4 25 Audit Reports, 2006-2008. 4 26 Blueprints for Change: Criminal Justice Policy Issues in Virginia, 2006-2007. 4 27 Board Appointments, 2009. 4 28 Budget, 2007. 4 29 Crime Rates, 2005. 4 30 Criminal Justice Services Board Meeting Records, 2007. 4 31 Electromagnetic Pulse Attack (EMP) Report, 2004. 4 32 General Correspondence, 2002. 4 33 General Correspondence, 2006. 5 1 General Correspondence, 2007. 5 2 General Correspondence, 2007. 5 3 General Correspondence, 2008. 5 4 General Correspondence, 2009. 5 5 Grants, 2002. 5 6 Identity Theft, 2005. 5 7 Annual Report of the Virginia Advisory Committee on Juvenile Justice, 2005. 5 8 Piedmont Court Services Annual Reports, 2007 and 2008. 5 9 Presentations and Reports, 2008. 5 10 Restructuring, 2008-2009. 5 11 Richmond Continuum Evaluation, February 2002. 5 12 Statewide Criminal Justice Plan, 2007. 5 13 Training and Delivery Methods for Criminal Justice Officers, 2004. 5 14 Emergency Management, Department of 2008 Hurricane Evacuation Study, 2008. 5 15 2008 Hurricane Brief Background Data, 18 August 2008. 5 16 2009 Hurricane Season Overview, 2009. 5 17 Audit Report, 2006-2008. 5 18 Emergency/Disaster Responsibilities of the Governor of Virginia, Presented to Chief of Staff Wayne Turnage, 4 June 2007. 5 19 Virginia Dept. of Social Services, Family Assistance Plan (draft), 17 December 2007. 5 20 Federal Emergency Management Agency, Space Object Re-entry Concept of Operations Plan, undated. 5 21 General Correspondence, 2005. 5 22 General Correspondence, 2006. 5 23 General Correspondence, 2006. 5 24 General Correspondence, 2007. 5 25 General Correspondence, 2007. 5 26 General Correspondence, 2008. 5 27 General Correspondence, 2008. 5 28 General Correspondence, 2008. 5 29 General Correspondence, 2009. 5 30 General Correspondence, 2009. 5 31 Grants Management System, 2006. 5 32 Joint Training Proposal - Korean National Emergency Management Agency, 2007. 5 33 National Emergency Management Association, 2005 Hurricane Season Response, After-Action Report, October 2006. 6 1 VERTEX 2005 After-Action Report, 2005. 6 2 Virginia 2009 Senior Leadership Tabletop Exercise - After-Action Report, 2009 (RESTRICTED). 6 3 Virginia Emergency Operations Center (VEOC), 2006. 6 4 Virginia Emergency Services and Disaster Laws, 2001; 2006. 6 5 Fire Programs, Department of Audit Report, 2006-2008. 6 6 Arson Briefing and Recommendations, February 2004. 6 7 Board Appointments, 2009. 6 8 Report: Capabilities and Long-Term Need for an Effective Maritime Fire Fighting Team in the Hampton Roads Region, Recommendations for Organization and Funding Priorities, 1999. 6 9 Fire Marshal Transfer, 2006-2007. 6 10 Fire Programs Fund, 2007. 6 11 General Correspondence, 2002-2005. 6 12 General Correspondence, 2006. 6 13 General Correspondence, 2006. 6 14 General Correspondence, 2007. 6 15 General Correspondence, 2008. 6 16 General Correspondence, 2009. 6 17 Reports, 2006. 6 18 Report: Fighting Fires with Facts, April 2007. 6 19 Strategic Plan Review, 2006. 6 20 Virginia Department of Fire Programs Talking Points, 5 September 2008. 6 21 Transition Information and Materials, 2002. 6 22 Virginia Fallen Firefighter Memorial Service, 2005. 6 23 Virginia Fire Chiefs' Association, Statewide Emergency Response Annex, Draft Version 8, 13 January 2008. 6 24 Virginia Fire Fighters Academy, 2006-2008. 6 25 Virginia Fire Services Board Meeting, 3-4 June 2005. 6 26 Virginia Fire Services Board Meeting, 24-25 February 2006. 6 27 Virginia Fire Services Board Meeting, 2-3 June 2006. 6 28 Virginia Fire Services Board Meeting, 31 May-2 June 2007. 6 29 Virginia Fire Services Board Meeting, 16-18 August 2007. 6 30 Virginia Fire Services Board Meeting, 18-19 December 2007. 6 31 Virginia Fire and Life Safety Coalition, 2009. 6 32 Virginia Fire Prevention and Control Plan, 18 April 2008. 6 33 Forensic Science, Department of Audit Report, 2006-2008. 7 1 Compensation Plan, 2005. 7 2 Data Security Review, 2006. 7 3 Director Position, 2006 (RESTRICTED). 7 4 DNA Databank/Missing Samples, 2006-2007. 7 5 DNA Testing/Mary Jane Burton Cases, 2007-2008. 7 6 General Correspondence, 2004. 7 7 General Correspondence, 2005. 7 8 General Correspondence, 2005. 7 9 General Correspondence, 2006. 7 10 General Correspondence, 2007. 7 11 General Correspondence, 2008. 7 12 General Correspondence, 2009. 7 13 Lab Review, 2005-2007. 7 14 Norfolk Laboratory/Ballard Property, 2007. 7 15 Replacement of Northern Virginia Forensic Laboratory, 2005. 7 16 Northern Forensic Laboratory Groundbreaking, 2007. 7 17 Scientific Advisory Committee, 2008. 7 18 Transition Activities, 2005. 7 19 Juvenile Justice, Department of Agency Overview, 2001. 7 20 Audit Report, 2007-2008. 7 21 Culpeper Juvenile Correctional Center, 2002. 7 22 Culpeper Juvenile Correctional Center, 2002. 7 23 Culpeper Juvenile Correctional Center, 2002. 7 24 Data Resource Guide, Fiscal Year 2001, December 2001. 7 25 Data Resource Guide, Fiscal Year 2002, December 2002. 7 26 Data Resource Guide, Fiscal Year 2002, December 2002 (copy 2). 7 27 Data Resource Guide, Fiscal Year 2003, December 2003. 7 28 Data Resource Guide, Fiscal Year 2005, December 2005. 7 29 Data Resource Guide, Fiscal Year 2007, December 2007. 7 30 General Correspondence, 2006. 8 1 General Correspondence, 2007. 8 2 General Correspondence, 2008. 8 3 General Correspondence, 2009. 8 4 Offices on Youth/DJJ Regulations, 2002. 8 5 Regulations, 2001-2002. 8 6 Report: House Appropriations Committee, Public Safety Sub-Committee, 23 January 2002. 8 7 Report: Restructuring Proposal for Juvenile Correctional Centers, 14 March 2002. 8 7 Reports and Presentations, 2004, 2006 and undated. 8 8 Department of Juvenile Justice, Workforce Plans, 2006-2008. 8 9 United States Department of Justice, Miscellaneous Reports, 2006-2007. 8 10 Military Affairs, Department of News articles about the 203d Red Horse Flight Fatalities, 2001. 8 11 Camp Pendleton Facility, 2002-2004. 8 12 Department of Military Affairs, Command Briefing for Chief of Staff Wayne Turnage, 4 June 2007. 8 13 Commission on the National Guard and Reserves, Second Report to Congress, 1 March 2007. 8 14 Commission on the National Guard and Reserves, Final Report to Congress and the Secretary of Defense, 31 January 2008. 8 15 Determined Promise Defense Exercise (DP-04), 2004. 8 16 Driver Training Facility/Fort Pickett, 2004. 8 17 Fort Lee Land, 2002-2005. 8 18 General Correspondence, 2003-2004. 8 19 General Correspondence, 2005. 8 20 General Correspondence, 2006. 8 21 General Correspondence, 2006. 8 22 General Correspondence, 2007. 8 23 General Correspondence, 2008. 8 24 General Correspondence, 2009. 8 25 Laws, 2004. 8 26 Reports, 2005-2006, 2008. 8 27 Virginia National Guard, undated. 8 28 Virginia Parole Board Appointments, 2001-2002. 8 29 Auditor of Public Accounts, Department of Corrections and Virginia Parole Board, 30 June 2006. 8 30 General Correspondence, 2002-2004. 8 31 General Correspondence, 2006. 8 32 General Correspondence, 2007. 8 33 General Correspondence, 2008-2009. 8 34 Laws, 2002. 8 35 Monthly Decision Lists, 2000-2001. 8 36 Statistical Report, 2001. 8 37 Virginia State Police Asset Forfeiture Program, 2002-2007. 9 1 Asset Forfeiture Program, 2009. 9 2 Auditor of Public Accounts, Department of State Police Reports, 2005, 2007-2008. 9 3 Bias-Based Policing (part 1), 2001-2002. 9 4 Bias-Based Policing (part 2), 2001-2003. 9 5 Bias-Based Policing (part 3), 2001-2003. 9 6 Budget, 2007-2009. 9 7 Civil Forfeiture Settlement, 6 April 2007. 9 8 Compensation and Retention Plan, 2002-2003, 2006. 9 9 Crime in Virginia, 2003, written by Uniform Crime Reporting Section, Department of State Police, 2003. 9 10 Dulles Toll Road, 2006. 9 11 General Correspondence, 2002-2005. 9 12 General Correspondence, 2006. 9 13 General Correspondence, 2006. 9 14 General Correspondence, 2006. 9 15 General Correspondence, 2007. 9 16 General Correspondence, 2007. 9 17 General Correspondence, 2007. 9 18 General Correspondence, 2008. 9 19 General Correspondence, 2008. 9 20 General Correspondence, 2009. 9 21 General Correspondence, 2009-2010. 9 22 HOV Committee/Northern Virginia, 2007. 9 23 Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE), 2006-2008. 9 24 Insurance Fraud Program Annual Reports, 2005-2007. 9 25 Interoperability, 2006. 9 26 Law Enforcement Activity Management System, 2007. 9 27 Manpower Augmentation Study, 2005-2006. 9 28 Minority Recruiting Efforts, 2006. 9 29 Operation Air, Land and Speed, 2007. 9 30 Operations Manual, Newport News Shipbuilding Strike, 2004. 9 31 Primary Safety Belt Legislation, 2006. 9 32 Washington Regional Alcohol Program, 2002 Virginia Checkpoint Strikeforce Campaign, Final Report, 31 March 2003. 10 1 Miscellaneous Reports and Applications, 2003, 2007. 10 2 Miscellaneous Reports and Studies, 1996, 2001-2002. 10 3 Miscellaneous Reports, 2005-2008. 10 4 Progress Reports, Uniform Accident Prevention Program, State Owned Vehicles, 2001-2005. 10 5 Secretary of Public Safety Security Alert Plan, 2003. 10 6 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), 2003. 10 7 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), 2004. 10 8 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), 2004. 10 9 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), 2006. 10 10 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), 2007. 10 11 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), 2008. 10 12 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), 2009. 10 13 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), Monthly Reports, 2006. 10 14 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), Monthly Reports, 2006. 10 15 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), Monthly Reports, 2007. 10 16 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), Monthly Reports, 2007. 10 17 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), Monthly Reports, 2008. 10 19 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), Monthly Reports, 2008. 10 20 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), Monthly Reports, 2009. 10 21 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), Monthly Reports, 2009. 10 22 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), Monthly Reports, 2009. 10 23 Statewide Driver Training Facility, ca. 2002. 10 24 Statistical Summaries of Narcotics Enforcement, 2005. 10 25 Statistical Summaries of Narcotics Enforcement, 2006. 10 26 Statistical Summaries of Narcotics Enforcement, 2007. 10 27 Statistical Summaries of Narcotics Enforcement, 2008. 10 28 Statistical Summaries of Narcotics Enforcement, 2009. 11 1 Youth Internet Safety Task Force, 2006-2007. 11 2 VITA Concerns, 2006-2007. 11 3 Veterans Services, Department of Audit, 2006-2008. 11 4 Best Practices Team, 2004. 11 5 Budget, 2005. 11 6 Executive Order 19, Serving Virginia's Veterans, Report to Governor Timothy M. Kaine, 30 April 2007 (Draft). 11 7 General Assembly (2005 session), 2004-2005. 11 8 General Correspondence, 2006. 11 9 General Correspondence, 2007. 11 10 General Correspondence, 2007. 11 11 General Correspondence, 2008. 11 12 General Correspondence, 2009. 11 13 General Correspondence, 2009. 11 14 Itinerant Service Update, 2005. 11 15 Patient Billing Software, 2006. 11 16 Miscellaneous Reports, 2007-2008. 11 17 Veterans Workforce Development Taskforce (VWDT), 2006-2008. 11 18 Series II. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Office of the Secretary, 1990; 1992; 1998-2009. 12-30 Extent: 19.4 cubic feet (22 boxes).

The Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Office of the Secretary series is housed in 22 boxes and is arranged into five subseries. Subseries have been designated for: A. Correspondence Files, B. Subject Files, C. Records of Deputy Secretary Barry Green, D. Records of Deputy Secretary Dawn Smith; and E. Records of Assistant Secretary/Deputy Secretary Marilyn Harris.

Series II. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Office of the Secretary, Subseries A. Correspondence, 2002-2009. Extent: 3.0 cu. ft. (boxes 12-14)

This subseries is housed in three boxes and is arranged alphabetically by first letter of last name and by date therein. It documents the incoming and outgoing correspondence to the Office of the Secretary of Public Safety and covers the tenure of Secretary John Marshall from 2002 to 2010. Included are constituent correspondence and general correspondence.

Constituent Correspondence (Not Scanned into IQ), 2006-2009. 12 1 A, 2008-2009. 12 2 A, 2002-2007. 12 3 B, 2009. 12 4 B, 2008. 12 5 B, 2007. 12 6 B, 2004-2006. 12 7 C, 2009. 12 8 C, 2008. 12 9 C, 2008. 12 10 C, 2007. 12 11 C, 2002-2006. 12 12 D, 2008-2009. 12 13 D, 2007. 12 14 D, 2002-2006. 12 15 E, 2006-2009. 12 16 F, 2008-2009. 12 17 F, 2002-2007. 12 18 G, 2008-2009. 12 19 G, 2006-2007. 12 20 H, 2009. 12 21 H, 2008. 12 22 H, 2007. 13 1 H, 2002-2006. 13 2 Hersch, Jay (Highland Beef), 2007. 13 3 Huff, Delby, 2006-2009. 13 4 I, 2006-2008. 13 5 J, 2007-2009. 13 6 J, 2002-2006. 13 7 Johnson, Clyde, 2008. 13 8 K, 2008-2009. 13 9 K, 2006-2007. 13 10 L, 2009. 13 11 L, 2008. 13 12 L, 2006-2007. 13 13 M, 2009. 13 14 M, 2008. 13 15 M, 2007. 13 16 M, 2006. 13 17 Mc, 2006-2009. 13 18 N, 2005-2009. 13 19 O, 2004-2009. 13 20 Omar, Shaheed, 2004-2006. 13 21 Omar, Shaheed, 2004-2006. 13 22 P, 2008-2009. 13 23 P, 2007. 13 24 P, 2006. 13 25 Parker, Stephen, 2009. 13 26 Plakash, Ed, 2008. 13 27 R, 2009. 14 1 R, 2008. 14 2 R, 2007. 14 3 R, 2006. 14 4 Rhinehults, Gary, 2007-2008. 14 5 Rychlik, Kevin, 2009. 14 6 S, 2009. 14 7 S, 2008. 14 8 S, 2007. 14 9 S, 2006. 14 10 S, 2002-2006. 14 11 Singh, Prakash, 2009. 14 12 T, 2008-2009. 14 13 T, 2007. 14 14 T, 2002-2006. 14 15 U, 2006; 2009. 14 16 V, 2008-2009. 14 17 V, 2007. 14 18 V, 2002-2006. 14 19 W, 2009. 14 20 W, 2008. 14 21 W, 2007. 14 22 W, 2006. 14 23 Y, 2006. 14 24 Z, 2006-2009. 14 25 Series II. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Office of the Secretary, Subseries B. Subject Files, 1990; 1992; 2001-2009. Extent: 9.05 cu. ft. (boxes 15-22c)

This subseries is housed in 11 boxes and documents the subject files of the Office of the Secretary of Public Safety and covers the tenure of Secretary John Marshall from 2002 to 2010. Included are lists of Secretary of Public Safety accomplishments for 2002, 2004, 2007 and 2008; disaster designation letters and update; Forensic/DNA notification process; gubernatorial incapacity and succession; Homeland Security; Inmate telephone system; Hurricane Katrina; Medal of Valor award; and Public Safety agency head meetings (2002-2008). The files arranged alphabetically by subject.

 ABC Equity Pay Proposal, 2005. 15 1 Accomplishments, 2007. 15 2 Accomplishments, 2008-2009. 15 3 Accomplishments, undated. 15 4 Accomplishments, Issues and Opportunities, 2002-2004. 15 5 Administrative Dispute Resolution, 2006-2009. 15 6 Agency Budget Reduction Plans (2008-2010), 2008. 15 7 Agency Citizen's Communications, 2006-2007. 15 8 Agency Head and Legislative Liaison Meeting, 2006. 15 9 Agency Water Conservation, 2002. 15 10 Aid to Localities with Police Departments (599 Funds), 2006. 15 11 Amber Alert, 2006. 15 12 Anonymous Letters, 2002; undated. 15 13 Appointment Calendars, 2006-2007. 15 14 Appointments - Agency Heads, 2002. 15 15 Appointments - Agency Heads, 2003-2004. 15 16 Appointments - Agency Heads, 2005. 15 17 Appointments - Agency Heads, 2006. 15 18 Appointments - Agency Heads, 2009. 15 19 "Ask Why" Program, 2002-2003. 15 20 "Ask Why" Program, 2002. 15 21 At-Will Employees, 2007. 15 22 At-Will Pay Increases, 2002-2007. 15 23 Attorney General Opinions, 2002-2009. 15 24 Auditor of Public Accounts Reports, 2002-2005. 15 25 Auditor of Public Accounts Reports, 2006. 15 26 Auditor of Public Accounts Reports, 2007-2009. 22a 1 Auditor of Public Accounts Reports, 2006-2007. 22a 2 Auditor of Public Accounts Reports, 2006-2008. 22a 3 Auditor of Public Accounts Report, 2009. 15 27 Bias-Based Policing: A Study of The Commonwealth of Virginia, 30 August 2004. 15 27a Board Appointments, 2009. 15 28 Board Profiles, 2006. 15 29 Board Profiles, 2007. 15 30 Board Profiles, 2008. 15 31 Brain Injuries, 2006-2007. 15 32 Budget, 2005. 15 33 Budget Request Brief for the 2004-2006 Biennium, Alcoholic Beverage Control-Corrections, ca. October 2003. 22a 4 Budget Request Brief for the 2004-2006 Biennium, Criminal Justice Services-Fire Programs, ca. October 2003. 22a 5 Budget Request Brief for the 2004-2006 Biennium, Juvenile Justice-State Police, ca. October 2003. 22a 6 Budget Reports, 17 February 2008. 22a 7 Cabinet Meetings, 2003-2006. 15 34 Cabinet Schedule Requests for Governor Kaine to Attend Events, 2006. 15 35 Cabinet Schedule Requests for Governor Kaine to Attend Events, 2007. 15 36 Cabinet Schedule Requests for Governor Kaine to Attend Events, 2008. 15 37 Cabinet Schedule Requests for Governor Kaine to Attend Events, 2009. 15 38 Cabinet Schedule Requests for the First Lady to Attend Events, 2006-2009. 15 39 Capital Outlay Progress reports, 2003, 2006-2009. 22a 8 Capital Wireless Integrated Network (CapWIN), 2004. 15 40 2004 Catalog of State and Federal Mandates on Local Governments, February 2004. 16 1 2005 Catalog of State and Federal Mandates on Local Governments, January 2005. 16 2 2006 Catalog of State and Federal Mandates on Local Governments, February 2006. 16 3 2007 Catalog of State and Federal Mandates on Local Governments, November 2007. 16 4 2008 Catalog of State and Federal Mandates on Local Governments, November 2008. 16 5 Check Point Strikeforce, 2003. 16 6 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council, 2006. 22a 9 Virginia Commission on Youth Study of Alternative Education Options, 23 April 2008. 22a 10 Commonwealth Consortium for Mental Health/Criminal Justice Transformation, 2009. 16 7 Commonwealth Major IT Project Status Report Dashboard, Baseline Report, 1 July 2002. 16 8 Commuting in a State-Owned Vehicle, 2002-2006. 16 9 Comprehensive One Stop Workforce Centers MOU, 2008. 16 10 Comptroller, Office of the, 2002-2009. 16 11 Comptroller, Report of, 30 June 2006. 22a 11 Comptroller: Popular Report on Virginia Finances for Fiscal Years, 2003, 2004 and 2007. 22a 12 Comptroller: Quarterly Report on Statewide Financial Management and Compliance, June 2006-March 2007. 22a 13 Comptroller: Quarterly Report on Statewide Financial Management and Compliance, June 2007-March 2008. 22a 14 Comptroller: Quarterly Report on Statewide Financial Management and Compliance, 30 June 2008. 22a 15 Congressional Delegation, 2004. 16 12 COOP Plans, 2003. 16 13 Corrections, Department of, Briefing Book for Governor-Elect Timothy Kaine, November 2005. 16 14 Corrections, Department of, Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision, 1 August 2004. 16 15 Cost Efficiency, 2003. 16 16 Crime Statistics, 2006. 16 17 Crime Trends, 2002. 16 18 CRIMES/LInX Briefing to Secretary of Public Safety, John Marshall, December 2004. 22a 16 Criminal Justice Services Board, 2002. 16 19 Criminal Sentencing, 2003-2004 and undated. 22a 17 Virginia Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resiliency Strategic Plan, 8 May 2008. 22a 18 Deputies Meetings, undated. 16 20 DHRM, undated. 16 21 Disaster Designation Letters, 2006-2009. 16 22 Disaster Letters, 2007. 16 23 Disaster Letters, 2007-2009. 16 24 Disaster Updates, 2006. 16 25 Disaster Updates, 2006. 16 26 Diversity Fair, 2007. 16 27 DP-04 Project (Determined Promise), 2004. 16 28 Drug Court, 2002; 2006. 16 29 Drug Offender Screening and Assessment, 2007. 16 30 DUI Task Force, 2002. 22a 19 DUI Task Force, 2002-2003. 22a 20 DUI Task Force, 2003; 2006-2007. 16 31 Election Security Working Group, 2008. 17 1 Elko Tract, Public Safety Complex, 1990; 1992. 22a 21 Emergency Management, Dept. of, 2006-2008. 17 2 Emergency Management Accreditation Program (EMAP), 2004. 17 3 Executive Agreements, 2002. 17 4 Executive Orders, 2002-2003. 17 5 Executive Orders, 2006. 17 6 Executive Order 40 - Veterans, 2003. 22a 22 Implementation of Executive Order 62: Establishing the Commonwealth Consortium for Mental Health/Criminal Justice Transformation, 4 April 2008. 22a 23 Fairfax County ABC Raid, 2003. 17 7 FBI Intelligence Updates, 2003-2004 (RESTRICTED). 17 8 Filler-Corn, Eileen, 2007. 17 9 Financial Statements, 2005. 17 10 Fire Marshall, 2007. 17 11 Firearm Disposal, 2006. 17 12 First 100 Days, 2002. 17 13 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 2004. 17 14 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 2002-2003. 17 15 Freedom of Information Advisory Council/Joint Commission on Technology and Science, Survey on collection of Social Security Numbers, 15 July 2008. 22a 24 Follow-Up, 2002-2004. 17 16 Forensics/DNA, 2008. 17 17 Freedmen's Bureau Issue, 2007-2008. 17 18 Gang Report, 2006-2007. 17 19 Gang Violence, 2002-2005. 17 20 Gangs, 2004-2005. 17 21 Gemeinschaft House (DOC), 2004. 17 22 General Services, Dept. of, 2002-2004. 17 23 Report of the Governor's Commission on Capital Punishment, Governor George H. Ryan (Illinois), April 2002. 17 24 Governor's Counterdrug Support Plan, 2002. 17 25 Governor's Office for Substance Abuse Prevention (GOSAP) 2007-2008. 22a 25 Governor's Press Office, 2002. 17 26 Governor's Preventing Crime in Virginia's Minority Communities Task Force Report, 2005. 17 27 Gulf Coast and Atlantic States Regional Task Force, 2006-2007. 17 28 Gubernatorial Incapacity and Succession, 2007. 17 29 HB 113 (2008) Bill Signing, 2008. 22a 26 HB 5007/SB 5003 Melendez-Diaz Talking Points, 2009. 17 30 Highway Safety, 2006. 17 31 HJR 159 (2002), 2002. 17 32 HJR 274 (2004), 2004. 17 33 Homeland Security Grant Process, 2006. 17 34 Homeland Security Issues, 2006-2008. 17 35 Homeland Security Issues, 2004-2006. 17 36 Homeland Security Issues, 2002-2004. 17 37 The Office of Justice Programs' Implementation of the Hometown Heroes Survivors Benefits Act of 2003, March 2008. 17 38 HOV Lanes (Northern Virginia), 2005. 18 1 Hurricane Season Briefing, 2007. 18 2 ICJIS Charge Standardization Project, 2003-2004. 18 3 Immigration Task Force, 2004-2007. 18 4 Inauguration Planning, 25 November 2008. 22b 1 Presidential Inauguration Cost Reimbursement, 2009. 18 5 Incarcerated Juveniles/Parents, 2005. 18 6 Indigent Defense Reform, 2007. 18 7 Indigent Defense Task Force, 2004. 18 8 Information Requests from Public Safety Agencies, 2006. 18 9 Information Technology, 2002-2003. 18 10 Information Technology Monitoring and Review, 2002. 18 11 Inmate Telephone System (MCI/WorldCom), 2002-2004. 18 12 Inmate Telephone System (MCI/WorldCom), 2002-2004. 18 13 Innovations Awards Program, 2004. 18 14 Innovations Awards Program, 2003-2004. 18 15 Integrated Justice Program (IJP), 2005. 18 16 Integrated Justice Program Change Standardization, 2005. 18 17 Interagency Anti-Gang Workgroup, 2002-2005. 18 18 Interoperability, 2005; 2007. 18 19 Interoperability Grant, 2005. 18 20 Interoperability Strategic Plans, 2006-2007. 22b 2 Feasibility Study for Deploying Interoperability Channels, Executive Summary, 27 September 2007. 22b 3 Virginia Interoperability Baseline Assessment Report-Final, 27 September 2007. 22b 4 Virginia Statewide Interoperability Executive Committee meeting, 11 July 2008. 22b 5 Jail Contract Bed Program, 2004. 18 21 Jail Diversion Pilot Program, 2003. 18 22 Jamestown 400, 2007. 18 23 JLARC, 2002-2003. 18 24 Hurricane Katrina, 2005-2006. 18 25 Hurricane Katrina, 2005. 18 26 Post Katrina/Rita Evaluations, 2006. 18 27 Law Enforcement Officers' Memorial Service, 2007. 18 28 Legislation, 2002-2007. 18 29 Legislation (2007 Session), 2006. 18 30 License Plate Production, 2003. 18 31 Line-of-Duty Deaths, 2004-2006. 18 32 M/A-COM, 2002-2003. 18 33 Medal of Valor Award, 2002-2004. 18 34 Medal of Valor Award, 2005-2007. 18 35 Medical Care (DOC/ACLU), 2003. 18 36 Medical Clemency, 2002-2005. 19 1 Mental Health, 2008. 19 2 Methamphetamine, 2005. 19 3 Methamphetamine, 2006. 19 4 Methamphetamine Announcement, 2005. 19 4 Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), 2004. 19 5 NAACP, 2002-2003. 19 6 National Alcohol Beverage Control Association (NABCA), Research Information Kit, Promoting Social Responsibility and Generating Revenue, September 2006. 19 7 National Capitol Region Meetings, 2005. 19 8 National Capital Region Homeland Security Strategic Plan for 2007-2009, August 2006. 22b 6 National Governors Association, 2003. 19 9 National Governors Association, 2003-2004. 19 10 National Incident Management System (NIMS), 2006-2007. 19 11 Naval Coastal Warfare Squadron Four Commissioning Ceremony, 2006. 19 12 Noble Resolve 07-1 (United States Joint Forces Command), 6 June 2007. 22b 7 Offender Management System, 2004. 19 13 Offender Population Forecasting Policy Advisory Committee, 2007. 19 14 Offender Population Forecasts, Report on the, 2006. 19 15 OxyContin Drug Information, 2002, 2005. 19 16 Pandemic, 2005. 19 17 Parole Board, 2005. 19 18 Parole Board Issues, 2002. 19 19 Policy Works/GOSAP, 2002. 19 20 Prescription Drugs/Medical Supplies (340B), 2003-2004. 19 21 Primary Seat Belt Law, 2003. 19 22 Printing Contract (VCE), 2004. 19 23 Prison Visits, 2006. 19 24 Prisoner Re-Entry Issues, 2007. 19 25 Problem People, 2002-2006. 19 26 Procurement Reports, 2002-2006. 19 27 Productivity Investment Fund, October 2007. 22b 8 Professional Association State Contacts, 2007. 19 28 Protect and Respect Interim Evaluation, 2006. 19 29 PROTECT Virginia, 2002. 19 30 Public Safety Policy Advisory Committee, 2004. 19 31 Public Safety Policy Advisory Committee, 2006. 19 32 Public Safety Agency Head Meetings, 2002 January-March. 19 33 Public Safety Agency Head Meetings, 2002 May-December. 19 34 Public Safety Agency Head Meetings, 2003 January-August. 19 35 Public Safety Agency Head Meetings, 2003 October-December. 19 36 Public Safety Agency Head Meetings, 2004 January-February. 19 37 Public Safety Agency Head Meetings, 2004 August-October. 20 1 Public Safety Agency Head Meetings, 2005. 20 2 Public Safety Agency Head Meetings, 2006. 20 3 Public Safety Agency Head Meetings, 2007 March. 20 4 Public Safety Agency Head Meetings, 2007 October-December. 20 5 Public Safety Agency Head Meetings, 2008. 20 6 Public Safety Board Protocol Meeting, 2007. 20 7 Publication Review Committee (Department of Corrections), 2006. 20 8 Regional Collaboration Project, 2008-2009. 20 9 Revenue Data, 2006-2007. 20 10 Revenue Data, 2008-2009. 20 11 Rights of Virginians with Disabilities, Department for the, 2001-2002. 20 12 Riverside Regional Jail, 2002. 20 13 Science and Crime Prevention: Providing the Foundation for Change, 24-25 April 2006. 20 14 Secure Commonwealth Panel, 2007. 22b 9 Secure Commonwealth Initiative Accomplishments, 4 January 2006. 22b 10 Secure Commonwealth Panel, 2006-2007. 20 15 Secure Commonwealth Panel, 2002-2004. 20 16 Senator Howell Visit, 2005. 20 17 September 11th Anniversary, 2006. 20 18 Sex Offender Registry Laws, 2005. 20 19 Sex Offender Registry Laws, 2005. 20 20 Sexual Violence, Governor's Commission on, 2007. 20 21 Sexually Violent Predator Referrals, Commitments, and Bed Utilization Forecast (FY2010-FY2015), 2009. 20 22 "Sight and Sound" (DOC/DJJ), 2005. 20 23 Speeches and Speaking Engagements, 2005-2006. 20 24 Speeches and Speaking Engagements, 2006. 20 25 Speeches and Speaking Engagements, 2007. 20 26 SPS/OCP Exercise, 2005-2006. 20 27 Stakeholder Summit, 2007-2009. 20 28 Auditor of Public Accounts, Interim Review of STARS Project, 2008-2009. 20 29 State Incentive Grant Advisory Council, 2005. 20 30 State Police Salaries, 2003. 20 31 Statewide Interdepartmental Radio System, 2006; 2009. 21 1 Statewide Community Based Corrections System, 2004. 21 2 Statewide Financial Management, 2002. 21 3 Statewide Financial Management, 2002. 21 4 Statewide Financial Management, 2003. 21 5 Statewide Financial Management, 2003. 21 6 Statewide Financial Management, 2004-2005. 21 7 Statewide Financial Management, 2008. 21 8 Strategic Planning, 2005. 21 9 Strategic Planning (HB 2097 Group), 2004-2005. 21 10 Strategic Planning (HB 2097 Group), 2004-2005. 21 11 Streamlining/Restructuring Ideas, 2002. 21 12 Studies, Reports and Evaluations, 2002. 21 13 Subpoena in Chancery Issued, 2002; 2006. 21 14 Substance Abuse Prevention, Governor's Office for (GOSAP), 2005-2007. 21 15 Substance Abuse Prevention, Governor's Office for (GOSAP), 2007. 21 16 Substance Abuse Services Council, 2005-2007. 21 17 SWAM Plans, 2009. 21 18 Swine Flu, 2009. 21 19 Texas Trip, 2007. 21 20 'Town Pickett' Emergency Sheltering and Disaster Assistance Operation: Virginia's Response to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, 21 December 2005. 21 21 Uniform Mental Health Screenings, undated. 21 22 VaLORS, 2005. 21 23 Vendor Consultants, 2002. 21 24 Victims Services Background Legislation, 2008-2009. 21 25 Violent Crime Rates (2004), 2005. 21 26 Virginia Administrative Support Association, 2003. 21 27 Virginia 21, April 2008. b22b 11 Virginia Board for People with Disabilities, Biennial Assessment of the Disability Services System in Virginia, April 2008. 22c 1 Virginia CARES, 2002. 21 28 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council, 2006. 21 29 Virginia Commonwealth University Contract, 2006. 21 30 Virginia Electric Utility Restructuring Act: A Work in Progress, 24 September 2002. 21 31 Virginia Liaison Office, 2006. 21 32 Virginia Military Advisory Council, 2002. 21 33 Virginia Performs, State Agency Performance Measures, 23 August 2007. 21 34 Virginia Public Safety: A Resource Guide for Localities, 2007. 21 35 Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan, 2008. 21 36 Virginia Review, 2006. 21 37 Virginia Rules Program MOU, 2009. 21 38 Virginia Sheriffs' Association Conference, 2007. 21 39 Virginia Tech, 2007. 21 40 Virginia Tech - Offers of Assistance, 2007. 21 41 Virginia's Share of Federal Funds, 2002. 22 1 Vision Statement, undated. 22 2 VITA/IT, 2003-2004. 22 3 VITA/IT, 2007. 22 4 VITA/IT: Certification of Public Safety Agency IT Strategic Plan Data, 2003. 22c 2 VITA/IT: Public Safety Agency IT Strategic Plans, 2004. 22c 3 VITA/IT: Public Safety Agency Investment Project Proposals, 2003. 22c 4 VITA/Information Technology Investment Board, Recommended Technology Investment Projects Report for the 2006-2008 Budget Biennium, 1 September 2005. 22 5 Virginia Port Authority, January 2008. 22c 5 Virginia Supreme Court, So You're 18: A Handbook on your Legal Rights and Responsibilities, undated. 22c 6 Website, 2007. 22 6 Wilder Commission, 2002. 22 7 Series II. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Office of the Secretary, Subseries C. Records of Deputy Secretary Barry Green, 1998-2005. Extent: 3.0 cu. ft. (boxes 23-25)

This subseries is housed in 3 boxes and is arranged alphabetically by agency or subject. It contains correspondence and subject files kept by Deputy Secretary of Public Safety Barry Green during the administration of Governor Mark R. Warner (2002-2006). This series contains correspondence, email printouts, budget documents, news articles, reports and studies, memorandums, decision briefs, executive orders, and legislation.

Agency Reports and Studies, 2004-2005. 23 1 Agency Reports and Studies, 2005. 23 2 Agency Reports and Studies, 2005. 23 3 Agency Reports and Studies, 2005. 23 4 Alcoholic Beverage Control, 2002. 23 5 Alcoholic Beverage Control, 2002. 23 6 Alcoholic Beverage Control, 2003. 23 7 Alcoholic Beverage Control, 2003. 23 8 Alcoholic Beverage Control, 2003. 23 9 Alcoholic Beverage Control, 2003-2004. 23 10 Alcoholic Beverage Control, 2004. 23 11 Alcoholic Beverage Control, 2004. 23 12 Correspondence with Secretary John Marshall, 2002-2004. 23 13 Corrections, Department of, 2002. 23 14 Corrections, Department of, 2002. 23 15 Corrections, Department of, 2003. 23 16 Corrections, Department of, 2003. 23 17 Corrections, Department of, 2004. 23 18 Corrections, Department of, 2004. 23 19 Corrections, Department of, 2004. 23 20 Corrections, Department of, 2005. 23 21 Corrections Investigations, 2002. 23 22 Corrections Investigations, 2002. 23 23 Criminal Justice Services, Department of, 2002. 23 24 Criminal Justice Services, Department of - Staffing Request (FY2005), 2004. 24 1 Diversity Fair, 2005. 24 2 Executive Orders, 2002. 24 3 Inmate Forecasting, 2002. 24 4 Inmate Forecasting, 2002. 24 5 Inmate Forecasting, 2003. 24 6 Inmate Forecasting, 2003. 24 7 Inmate Forecasting, 2004. 24 8 Inmate Forecasting, 2005. 24 9 Inmate Mail, 2002. 24 10 Juvenile Justice, Department of, 2002. 24 11 Juvenile Justice, Department of, 2002. 24 12 Juvenile Justice, Department of, 2003. 24 13 Juvenile Justice, Department of, 2004. 24 14 Juvenile Justice, Department of - Data Resource Guide, 2003. 24 15 Juvenile Correctional Center Utilization Report, 2004. 24 16 Lawrenceville Correctional Center Contract, 2003. 24 17 Lawrenceville Correctional Center Contract, 2003-2004. 24 18 NAACP, 2002-2003. 24 19 Offender Population Forecasts, 1998; 2001. 24 20 Offender Population Forecasts, 2002-2003. 24 21 Offender Population Forecasts, 2004-2005. 25 1 Offender Population Forecasts, 1998-2000. 25 2 Parole Board, 2002. 25 3 Parole Board, 2003. 25 4 Sexually Violent Predators, 2002-2003. 25 5 Sexually Violent Predators, 2002-2003. 25 6 Sexually Violent Predators, 2002-2003. 25 7 Sexually Violent Predators, 2002-2003. 25 8 Sexually Violent Predators, 2003. 25 9 Sexually Violent Predators, 2003. 25 10 Sexually Violent Predators, 2003. 25 11 Sexually Violent Predators, 2003. 25 12 Sexually Violent Predators, 2003-2004. 25 13 SJR 97 (Treatment for Offenders), 2002-2003. 25 14 SJR 97 (Treatment for Offenders), 2002-2003. 25 15 SJR 97 (Treatment for Offenders), 2002-2003. 25 16 Staunton Correctional Center, 2002. 25 17 Staunton Correctional Center, 2002-2003. 25 18 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), 2002. 25 19 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), 2002-2005. 25 20 Substance Abuse Prevention, Governor's Office of, 2002. 25 21 Series II. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Office of the Secretary, Subseries D. Records of Assistant Secretary Dawn Smith, 2002-2008. Extent: 3.0 cu. ft. (boxes 26-28)

This subseries is housed in three boxes and is arranged alphabetically by agency or subject. It contains correspondence and subject files kept by Assistant Secretary of Public Safety Dawn Smith during the administrations of Governor Mark R. Warner (2002-2006) and Governor Timothy M. Kaine (2006-2010). This series contains correspondence, email printouts, budget documents, news articles, reports and studies, memorandums, decision briefs, executive orders, and legislation. The bulk of the subseries contains constituent correspondence related to the possible location of a prison in Grayson County and the Citizen-Soldier initiative. Also include are records related to minority procurement.

Alcoholic Beverage Control, Dept. of, undated. 26 1 Biased Policing Panel, 2003. 26 2 Budget Amendments, 2006 Special Session, 2006. 26 2a Civil Commitment Procedures, 2003. 26 3 Civil Commitment Procedures, 2003-2004. 26 4 Civil Commitment Procedures Work Group, 2003-2004. 26 5 Fire Programs, Dept. of, 2006. 26 6 Governor's Preventing Crime in Minority Communities Task Force, 2003-2004. 26 7 Governor's Preventing Crime in Minority Communities Task Force, 2003-2004. 26 8 Governor's Preventing Crime in Minority Communities Task Force, 2005. 26 9 Grayson County Prison Site, 2006. 26 10 Grayson County Prison Correspondence, Batch 1 (8 January 2007) Constituent Correspondence, A-H, 2006-2007. 26 11 Constituent Correspondence, I-O, 2006-2007. 26 12 Constituent Correspondence, P-Y, 2006-2007. 26 13 Grayson County Prison Correspondence, Batch 2 - Out of State (8 January 2007) Constituent Correspondence, A-G, 2006-2007. 26 14 Constituent Correspondence, H-M, 2006-2007. 26 15 Constituent Correspondence, Mc-Y, 2006-2007. 26 16 Grayson County Prison Correspondence, Batch 3 - In-State and Out of State (January to March 2007) Constituent Correspondence, A-O, 2007. 26 17 Constituent Correspondence, P-W, 2007. 26 18 Post Cards, Public Information Meeting, 2007. 26 19 Grayson County Prison Correspondence, Batch 4 - (December 2006 to March 2007) Constituent Correspondence, A-K, 2006-2007. 26 20 Constituent Correspondence, L-S, 2006-2007. 26 21 Constituent Correspondence, T, 2007. 26 22 Constituent Correspondence, U-Y, 2006-2007. 26 23 Constituent Correspondence forwarded from the Dept. of Conservation and Recreation, 2006-2007. 26 24 Petition Opposing Prison, undated. 26 25 Juvenile Justice, Dept. of, 2006. 27 1 Public Safety Supplier Diversity Fair, 2005. 27 2 Public Safety Supplier Diversity Fair, 2005. 27 3 Public Safety Supplier Diversity Fair I, 2006. 27 4 Public Safety Supplier Diversity Fair II, 2006. 27 5 Public Safety Supplier Diversity Fair II, 2006. 27 6 Public Safety Supplier Diversity Fair III, 2007. 27 7 Public Safety Supplier Diversity Fair III, 2007. 27 8 Public Safety Supplier Diversity Fair IV, 2007. 27 9 Small, Women-owned, and Minority-owned Business (SWAM), 2004. 27 10 Small, Women-owned, and Minority-owned Business (SWAM), 2004. 27 11 Small, Women-owned, and Minority-owned Business (SWAM), 2004-2005. 27 12 Small, Women-owned, and Minority-owned Business (SWAM), 2006. 27 13 Small, Women-owned, and Minority-owned Business (SWAM) Monthly Reports, 2005-2006. 27 14 Small, Women-owned, and Minority-owned Business (SWAM) Perspective (videotape), undated. 27 15 Urban Policy Task Force, 2006. 27 16 Urban Policy Task Force, 2006-2007. 27 17 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 26 June 2003. 27 18 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 3 November 2003. 27 18 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 12 May 2004. 27 18 Local and State Government Committee of the Citizen-Soldier Support Council, September 2004 to December 2004. 27 19 Virginia Citizen Soldier-Support Council Meeting, 6 October 2004. 27 20 Overview of Governor Warner's Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council, 20 January 2005. 27 21 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 19 April 2005. 27 21 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 14 July 2005. 27 21 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 24 August 2005. 27 22 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 27 October 2005. 27 23 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 8 December 2005. 27 23 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 13 December 2005. 27 23 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting Follow-up, 13 December 2005-April 2006. 27 24 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 19 June 2006. 27 25 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council, Legislative and Event Planning Meeting, 21 July 2006. 28 1 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council, Military Family Appreciation and Information Fair, 4 August 2006. 28 2 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 29 August 2006. 28 2 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 13 December 2006. 28 3 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 5 April 2007. 28 4 Virginia Military Advisory Council and Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Joint Meeting, 22 August 2007. 28 5 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 3 December 2007. 28 6 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Meeting, 24 April 2008. 28 6 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council Membership Lists, undated. 28 6 Meeting with Bob Crouch, Deputy Director of Public Safety and Eileen Filler-Corn, Deputy Director of the Virginia Liaison Office, 13 April 2004. 28 7 Virginia Military Advisory Council, 12 December 2003. 28 8 Virginia Military Advisory Council Meeting, 19 May 2004. 28 8 Virginia Military Advisory Council Meeting, 23 October 2006. 28 8 Correspondence, Press Releases, and Reports, 2002-2007. 28 9 2005 Citizen-Soldier Legislation, 2005. 28 10 Family Relief Fund, SB 139/HB 628, 2006. 28 10 National Governors Association Reports, 2004-2006. 28 11 Miscellaneous Reports, 2006 and undated. 28 12 Miscellaneous Reports, 2004 and undated. 28 13 Photograph of Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council with Governor Mark Warner, undated. 28 14 Virginia Juvenile Enterprise Committee, 2006. 28 15 Series II. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Office of the Secretary, Subseries E. Records of Assistant Secretary/Deputy Secretary Marilyn Harris, 2002-2007. Extent: 1.35 cu. ft. (boxes 29-30)

This subseries is housed in two boxes and is arranged alphabetically by agency or subject. It contains correspondence and subject files kept by Assistant/Deputy Secretary of Public Safety Marilyn Harris during the administration of Governor Mark R. Warner (2002-2006) and Governor Timothy M. Kaine (2006-2010). This series contains correspondence, email printouts, reports and studies, and memorandums. The bulk of the subseries focuses on gangs with a focus on allocation in 2004-2005 of a three-million-dollar federal grant to localities to combat gang activity throughout Virginia and the Public Safety Agency Gang Working Group/Interagency Anti-Gang Work Group.

FFY 2007 Congressional Briefing Material, Secretary of Public Safety John W. Marshall, ca. July 2006. 29 1 Governor's Office for Substance Abuse Prevention (GOSAP), Progress Report and Interagency Memorandum of Agreement, July 2005. 29 2 Governor's Office for Substance Abuse Prevention (GOSAP), Youth School Surveys, 2006. 29 3 Governor's Office for Substance Abuse Prevention (GOSAP), Youth School Surveys, 2007. 29 4 Strategic Highway Safety Plan, October 2006. 29 5 Gangs Gang Violence Task Force Meeting, 19 November 2002. 29 6 2003 29 7 2004 January to April 29 8 2004 May to September 29 9 Court Service Unit Gang Awareness and Intervention Training, 30 September 2004 (part 1). 29 10 Court Service Unit Gang Awareness and Intervention Training, 30 September 2004 (part 2). 29 11 2004 October to November 29 12 Gang Activity Initiatives Funding Meeting, 8 November 2004. 29 13 Gang Activity Initiatives Funding, Proposals for Review, 8 November 2004 (copy 1). 29 14 Gang Activity Initiatives Funding, Proposals for Review, 8 November 2004 (copy 2). 29 15 Gang Activity Initiatives Funding, Proposals for Review, 8 November 2004 (copy 3). 29 16 2004 December to 2005 January 29 17 2005 29 18 Prevention Comes First-KIDsafe 4 Conference and Joint Leadership Summit, 11 December 2006. 30 1 Reference Material 30 2 Reference Material 30 3 Series III. Decision Memoranda and Briefs, 2005-2010. 31 Extent: 1.0 cubic feet (1 box).

The Decision Memoranda and Briefs series is housed in one box and is arranged chronologically. This series documents the history of decision briefs sent by Public Safety agencies to the Secretary of Public Safety for approval. This series includes decision memoranda, decision briefs and supporting documentation from assigned state agency heads asking the Secretary's permission to perform a major function or policy initiative within their agency. Decision Briefs approved by the governor are located in the records of the Governor Tim Kaine's Policy Office, Series I. Decision Briefs (accession 44690).

2005 31 1 2006 January-April 31 2 2006 May 31 3 2006 June 31 4 2006 July-August 31 5 2006 September-November 31 6 2007 February-April 31 7 2007 May 31 8 2007 July 31 9 2007 August 31 10 2007 August 31 11 2007 September-December 31 12 2008 February 31 13 2008 April 31 14 2008 May 31 15 2008 June 31 16 2008 July 31 17 2008 August-December 31 18 2009 January 31 19 2009 February 31 20 2009 March 31 21 2009 April 31 22 2009 May 31 23 2009 June 31 24 2009 June 31 25 2009 July 31 26 2009 August 31 27 2009 September 31 28 2009 October 31 29 2009 November-December 31 30 2010 January 31 31 Series IV. Federal Grant Funding, 2002-2009. 32 Extent: 1.0 cubic feet (1 box).

The Federal Grant Funding series is housed in one box and is arranged alphabetically by state agency. This series consists of the correspondence and supporting documentation sent and received by the office to and from agencies of the Public Safety Secretariat, including Criminal Justice Services, Emergency Management, Governor's Office for Substance Abuse Prevention (GOSAP), Juvenile Justice, and State Police regarding their request and receipts of federal grants

Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, 2009. 32 1 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, 2009. 32 2 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, 2008. 32 3 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, 2008. 32 4 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, 2007. 32 5 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, 2006. 32 6 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, 2006. 32 7 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, 2006. 32 8 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, 2006. 32 9 Emergency Management, Dept. of, 2007. 32 10 Governor's Office for Substance Abuse Prevention (GOSAP), 2009. 32 11 Juvenile Justice, Dept. of, 2006. 32 12 Virginia State Police, 2002-2003. 32 13 Virginia State Police, 2004-2009. 32 14 Series V. Legislative Files, 2002-2003; 2005-2009. 33 Extent: 1.0 cubic feet (1 box).

The Legislative Files series is housed in one box and is arranged chronologically. This series consists of legislation and supporting documentation affecting the Office of the Secretary of Public Safety, as well as state agencies assigned to the Secretariate. This series needs to be reviewed for confidential information before being served to public.

2003 Legislative Session, 2002-2003. 33 1 2006 Legislative Session, 2005. 33 2 2007 Legislative Session, 2006. 33 3 2007 Legislative Session, 2006. 33 4 2007 Legislative Session, 2006. 33 5 2008 Legislative Session, 2007. 33 6 2008 Legislative Session, 2007. 33 7 2008 Legislative Session, 2007. 33 8 2008 Legislative Session, 2007. 33 9 2009 Legislative Session, 2008. 33 10 2009 Legislative Session, 2008. 33 11 2009 Legislative Session, 2008. 33 12 2010 Legislative Session, 2009. 33 13 2010 Legislative Session, 2009. 33 14 2010 Legislative Session, 2009. 33 15 2010 Legislative Session, 2009. 33 16 Series VI. Special Projects and Studies, 2002; 2004-2009. 34-35 Extent: 1.35 cubic feet (2 boxes).

The Special Projects and Studies series is housed in two boxes and is arranged alphabetically by state agency. This series documents the Secretary of Public Safety's interaction with and oversight of various projects and studies. This series may include, but is not limited to, projects and studies associated with Governor's initiatives, issues, and topics.

Alcoholic Beverage Control, Dept. of, 2007. 34 1 Correctional Education, Dept. of, 2006-2009. 34 2 Corrections, Dept. of, 2008-2009. 34 3 Corrections, Dept. of, 2005. 34 4 Corrections, Dept. of, 2006. 34 5 Corrections, Dept. of, 2006. 34 6 Corrections, Dept. of, 2006. 34 7 Corrections, Dept. of, 2006. 34 8 Corrections, Dept. of, 2006. 34 9 Corrections, Dept. of, 2006-2007. 34 10 Corrections, Dept. of, 2007. 34 11 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, 2005-2006. 34 12 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, 2007-2008. 34 13 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, Biased-Based Policing Study (1 of 2), 2004. 34 14 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of, Biased-Based Policing Study (2 of 2), 2004. 34 15 Emergency Management, Dept. of, 2005-2009. 34 16 Fire Programs, Dept. of, 2006. 34 17 Forensic Science, Dept. of, 2006-2009. 34 18 Juvenile Justice, Dept. of, 2006. 34 19 Military Affairs, Dept. of, 2007. 34 20 Public Safety Studies, 2002. 34 21 Public Safety Studies, 2005. 34 22 Public Safety Studies, 2006. 34 23 Public Safety Studies, 2007. 34 24 Public Safety Studies, 2007. 34 25 Public Safety Studies, 2007. 34 26 Public Safety Studies, 2009. 34 27 Virginia State Police, 2005-2006. 34 28 Virginia State Police, 2006. 34 29 Virginia State Police, 2007-2009. 34 30 Governor's Office for Substance Abuse Prevention (GOSAP), 2006-2009. 35 1 Traffic Safety Initiative, 2006. 35 2 Traffic Safety Initiative, 2006. 35 3 Traffic Safety Initiative, 2006. 35 4 Traffic Safety Initiative, 2006. 35 5 Traffic Safety Initiative, 2006. 35 6 Veterans Services, Dept. of, 2006-2007. 35 7 Virginia Commission on Youth, 2006. 35 8