Delegate Tim Hugo (R-Centreville)

Photo of Tim Hugo
Party
Republican
District
40: Counties of Fairfax (part) and Prince William (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2003
Next Election
November 2013
Committees
Commerce and Labor, Finance, Privileges and Elections, Transportation
Website
timhugo.com
Copatroning Habits
72% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 79% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 64% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
board of visitors business children cigarette tax college education electricity employment energy environment health highway hov immigration insurance locality property tax real estate regulation scc schev school student tax technology transportation university utility vehicle voting
Bills Passed
25% in 2013
Top Recent Contributors
Donor Sector Total
Virginia Republican Party Republican Party committees $159,061
Dominion Leadership Trust PACs operated by Republican state politicians $43,000
Tim Hugo Group Republican candidate contributions to own campaign $21,524
Rensin, David K Telecommunications $15,000
Howell For Delegate Republican candidate committees $10,000
Gilliam, Richard Baxter Coal mining $10,000
Citizens For The Commonwealth Republican-based groups (but not official party committees) and generic conservative ones $10,000
Dominion Energy production & distribution $9,757
Friends Of Morgan Griffith Republican candidate committees $9,000
Majority Whip Pac PACs operated by Republican state politicians $8,000

Data provided by The National Institute on Money in State Politics.

Recent Mentions on Blogs

A Bump in the Road | Bacon's Rebellion

May 15, 2013
And that was enough to goad several Prince William County residents to travel to Richmond to address the CTB and to inspire two elected officials, Del. Tim Hugo, R-Centreville, and Bob Marshall, R-Manassas, to endure four hours of CTB tedium in order to speak on the behalf of constituents who had packed previous Northern Virginia gatherings to protest plans for the parkway. Tim Hugo ... The Bi-County Parkway, the delegate said, will create “a traffic armageddon.” ...

Convention Week Political News Roundup - Black Velvet Bruce Li

May 15, 2013
Delegate Tim Hugo and Supervisor Peter Candland are doing an excellent job leading the charge against the Outer Beltway project, which is known by all sorts of other names that obfuscate the true purpose of this horrible ...

Local Legislators Meet with Mason Lyme Disease Researchers

May 14, 2013
Rob Wittman; Hannah Reynolds, legislative aide to Del. Tag Greason; Del. Tim Hugo; Del. Barbara Comstock; Alessandra Luchini, Mason researcher; Lance Liotta, Mason researcher; Del. David Ramadan; Chip Petricoin, ...

Representative Tim Hugo: Congressman Wolf, Del. Comstock, & Del ...

May 6, 2013
Congressman Wolf, Del. Comstock, & Del. Hugo hold human trafficking forum. on.fb.me/Xb3zjh - continuing to shed light on this issue. https://chumly.com/n/1c2f86c. Posted by Representative Tim Hugo at 6:30 PM ...

Representative Tim Hugo: Please join Congressman Frank Wolf ...

May 2, 2013
Representative Tim Hugo. Thursday, May 2, 2013. Please join Congressman Frank Wolf, Del. Barbara Comstock and myself for our Human Trafficking Town Hall tomorrow. https://chumly.com/n/1c04bf8. Posted by Representative Tim Hugo at ...
Recent Mentions in the Media

Inside NoVA: Del. Hugo calls North-South Corridor plan 'the next battle of Manassas'

April 29, 2013
WNYCDel. Hugo calls North-South Corridor plan 'the next battle of Manassas'Del. Tim Hugo, R-40th, Sen. Dick Black, R-13th, Sen. Richard Stuart, R-28th, Sen. Jill Vogel, R-27th, Del. Bob Marshall, R-13th and Michael Webert, R-18th, spoke at the press conference, all opposing the proposed road system. The legislators said that ...Prince William Elected Leaders Voice Opposition to Beltway BypassPotomacLocal.comLocal politicians, residents line up against Bi-County ParkwayLoudoun Times-MirrorOpposition To Tri-County Parkway MountsW*USA 9WNYC (blog)all 8 news articles »

Bacon's Rebellion: A Bump in the Road

May 15, 2013
And that was enough to goad several Prince William County residents to travel to Richmond to address the CTB and to inspire two elected officials, Del. Tim Hugo, R-Centreville, and Bob Marshall, R-Manassas, to endure four hours of CTB tedium in order ...

Virginia Connection Newspapers: Celebrating Chantilly DayThe Connection Newspapers

May 13, 2013
- The major sponsors are Del. Tim Hugo (R-40) and Anthony Reid Tax & Accounting Services. Students seeking service hours may volunteer to help at the 5K at www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0C4EAEAA2C7-clifton3. Happy to return as chairman, Anderson ...

Virginia Connection Newspapers: Editorial: Some Limits, More DisclosureThe Connection Newspapers

May 9, 2013
- Dick Saslaw (D), $26,500 to Ken Plum (D) for delegate, $25,000 to Mark Sickles (D) for delegate, $18,500 to Toddy Puller (D) for Senate, $17,000 to Mark Herring (D) for Senate, $14,157 to Tim Hugo (R) for delegate, $12,000 to Tom Rust (R) for delegate ...

Washington Examiner: Republican lawmakers line up against Bob McDonnell's 'outer Beltway'

April 29, 2013
Republican lawmakers line up against Bob McDonnell's 'outer Beltway'... which cuts through the Manassas National Battlefield Park -- a change the opponents said would push more cars to already congested Interstate 66. "We think this is the next battle of Manassas," said Del. Tim Hugo, R-Centreville. "The National Park ...and more »

These are all of the video clips of Tim Hugo’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 103 video clips in all.

Index

Jan 16, 2009
Jan 30, 2009
Feb 02, 2009
Feb 04, 2009
Feb 04, 2009
Feb 06, 2009
Jan 21, 2010
Jan 25, 2010
Jan 26, 2010
Jan 26, 2010
Jan 28, 2010
Feb 09, 2010
Feb 10, 2010
Feb 12, 2010
Feb 12, 2010
Feb 14, 2010
Feb 15, 2010
Feb 15, 2010
Feb 16, 2010
Feb 16, 2010
Feb 18, 2010
Feb 25, 2010
Mar 02, 2010
Mar 03, 2010
Apr 21, 2010
Jan 12, 2011
Jan 13, 2011
Jan 18, 2011
Jan 19, 2011
Jan 21, 2011
Jan 24, 2011
Jan 24, 2011
Jan 24, 2011
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Jan 27, 2011
Jan 27, 2011
Jan 28, 2011
Jan 28, 2011
Feb 01, 2011
Feb 01, 2011
Feb 04, 2011
Feb 07, 2011
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Feb 09, 2011
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Feb 10, 2011
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Feb 14, 2011
Feb 16, 2011
Feb 16, 2011
Feb 16, 2011
Feb 16, 2011
Feb 17, 2011
Feb 18, 2011
Feb 21, 2011
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Feb 22, 2011
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Feb 26, 2011
Feb 27, 2011
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Jan 20, 2012
Jan 30, 2012
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Jan 31, 2012
Feb 03, 2012
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Feb 06, 2012
Feb 07, 2012
Feb 08, 2012
Feb 11, 2012
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Feb 17, 2012
Feb 23, 2012
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Feb 27, 2012
Feb 28, 2012
Mar 05, 2012
Mar 06, 2012
Mar 06, 2012
Apr 18, 2012
Apr 18, 2012
Jun 20, 2012
Jun 20, 2012
Jan 10, 2013
Jan 14, 2013
Jan 15, 2013
Jan 16, 2013
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Jan 24, 2013
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Feb 04, 2013
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Feb 05, 2013

Bills

  • HB1070: All-terrain and utility vehicles; expands definition.
  • HB1077: Day labor centers; use of E-Verify program.
  • HB1078: Deferred Retirement Option Program; Fairfax County to exclude elected officials from participating.
  • HB1079: Cigarette tax; prohibits locality from restricting owner from transferring stamped cigarettes.
  • HB1080: Student discipline; parental notification.
  • HB1081: Cigarettes; repeals statute authorizing localities in administering and enforcing local taxes.
  • HB1605: Students; admission of those domiciled in State at higher educational institutions.
  • HB1606: Prostitution; solicitation of a minor, penalty.
  • HB1607: Property and casualty insurance policies; electronic notices, etc.
  • HB1608: All-terrain vehicle and utility vehicle; revises definitions.
  • HB1609: Higher education; mental health treatment coordination for certain students.
  • HB1610: Financial institutions; identification of joint accounts.
  • HB1611: Onsite sewage systems; inspections shall be required only once every two years rather than annually.
  • HB1612: Workers' compensation; fee schedule for medical care services and prompt payment.
  • HB1613: State depositories; exempt deposits.
  • HB1624: Virginia Public Procurement Act; contracts with state agencies for transportation facility, etc.
  • HB1677: Transportation funding; elimination and increasing certain taxes.
  • HB1731: Self storage units; procedure for lessors to sell self storage insurance for personal property.
  • HB2135: Virginia Consumer Protection Act; exclusions and prohibited practices.
  • HJ608: Pakistan Independence Day; designates as August 14, in 2013 and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HB1066: Absentee voting; unlawful to notify a voter that his ballot rejected until polls have closed.
  • HB1067: Virginia Public Procurement Act; alternative dispute resolution.
  • HB1068: Real estate tax; commercial and industrial property in localities in Northern Virginia.
  • HB1069: Primary elections; adds party affiliation to application when registering to vote.
  • HB1070: All-terrain and utility vehicles; expands definition.
  • HB1071: Alternative onsite sewage system; owner exempt from requirements for operation and maintenance.
  • HB1072: Motor vehicle emissions inspections; privatizes services now provided by DEQ, etc.
  • HB1073: Residential rental properties; appeal of real property assessments, fair market value.
  • HB1074: Prostitution; Class 1 misdemeanor for solicitation from a minor.
  • HB1075: Hospital discharge procedures; community services boards to provide information on certain services.
  • HB1076: Special use permit; locality may require permit for storage or disposal of certain waste.
  • HB1077: Day labor centers; use of E-Verify program.
  • HB1078: Deferred Retirement Option Program; Fairfax County to exclude elected officials from participating.
  • HB1079: Cigarette tax; prohibits locality from restricting owner from transferring stamped cigarettes.
  • HB1080: Student discipline; parental notification.
  • HB1081: Cigarettes; repeals statute authorizing localities in administering and enforcing local taxes.
  • HB1082: Recordation tax; eliminates exemption for certain deeds of trust securing a refinanced obligation.
  • HB1083: In-state students; admission at certain higher educational institutions.
  • HB1084: Voter identification requirements; provisional ballot to be offered if voter has no photo ID.
  • HB1085: Persons entitled to register and vote; person shall be deemed a resident of State.
  • HJ142: Asian Lunar New Year Day; designates day designated as new year on Asian lunar calendar 2012.
  • HJ144: Small Business Day; designating as September 21, 2012, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ145: Preeclampsia Month; designating as May 2012, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ162: Commending Kate Trussell.
  • HJ163: Commending the Centreville High School football team.
  • HJ164: Commending Margaret A. Focarino.
  • HJ490: Celebrating the life of Alicia Marie Lannes.
  • HJ524: Celebrating the life of Paul Schratwieser.
  • HJ5012: Commending Jamieson Alexander Ledoux.
  • HJ5013: Commending John Marshall Bank.
  • HJ5017: Celebrating the life of Captain Carroll LeFon, USN (Ret.).
  • HR73: Commending the Battlefield High School marching band.
  • HB1015: Telecommuting & alternative work schedules; Secretary of Administration shall measure effectiveness.
  • HB1019: Public Procurement Act; alternative dispute resolution.
  • HB1020: Loitering; locality may prohibit congregating around any public place for purposes of solicitation.
  • HB1024: Funeral services; designation of authorized persons to make arrangements.
  • HB1274: Energy mandates; SCC and JLARC to prepare an assessment of economic impact on customers.
  • HB1412: Vehicles damaged by water; increases threshold for reporting water damage, etc.
  • HB1898: Abduction of minors; for sexual purposes, penalty.
  • HB1899: Real property tax assessment; partial exemption for certain improvements.
  • HB1900: Compton Road; designating as Virginia byway in Fairfax County.
  • HB1901: Alcoholic beverage control; prohibited sale of prepackaged alcoholic beverages containing caffeine.
  • HB1902: Public Procurement Act; alternative dispute resolution.
  • HB1903: Temporary transport license plates; use of print-on-demand program for delivery to dealers, etc.
  • HB1904: License plates; issuance to persons delivering unladen vehicles.
  • HB1905: Child day programs; exemption from licensure requirements.
  • HB2052: Labor organization representation; right to vote by secret ballot.
  • HB2053: Higher educational institutions; board of visitors set rules so 75% enrolled be Virginia domiciles.
  • HB2366: Out-of-state trust institutions; any national bank to serve as trustee without office in State.
  • HB2367: Telecommunications services; eliminates certain requirements.
  • HB2492: Onsite sewage systems; certain owners may be exempt from requirements for operation and maintenance.
  • HB2512: State employee health insurance plan; coverage for autism spectrum disorder.
  • HJ827: Commending Dan Howard.
  • HJ833: Commending the Operation Pedro Pan Exodus on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ861: Celebrating the life of Merrill Sickles, Jr.
  • HJ912: Commending William and Philomena O'Connell.
  • HB980: HOV lanes; extends date for use by vehicle with clean special fuel license plates.
  • HB981: Income tax, state; deduction for military retirement pay.
  • HB982: Precious metals dealers; penalties for violation of law.
  • HB1015: Telecommuting & alternative work schedules; Secretary of Administration shall measure effectiveness.
  • HB1016: Higher Education, State Council of; abolished.
  • HB1017: Lyme disease; required to be reported to Board of Health and prescription for long-term use.
  • HB1018: Insurance policies; repeals a provision for countersignature requirements.
  • HB1019: Public Procurement Act; alternative dispute resolution.
  • HB1020: Loitering; locality may prohibit congregating around any public place for purposes of solicitation.
  • HB1021: State Asset Maximization Commission; created.
  • HB1022: RPS program; electric utility to receive triple credit when energy derived from offshore wind.
  • HB1023: General Assembly Personnel Act; created.
  • HB1024: Funeral services; designation of authorized persons to make arrangements.
  • HB1025: Medical assistance services; provision of speech-language therapy.
  • HB1026: Higher educational institutions; certain governing bodies to establish rules to increase domiciles.
  • HB1220: Stormwater management regulations; changes effective date that establishes local program criteria.
  • HB1246: Public utilities; limits disclosure requirement for any officer or director.
  • HB1274: Energy mandates; SCC and JLARC to prepare an assessment of economic impact on customers.
  • HB1336: Commercial dumpsters; VDOT shall issue permits for temporary placement in residential neighborhoods.
  • HJ143: Commending Mountain View High School.
  • HJ317: Commending Farooq Akbar, M.D.
  • HB1009: Real estate taxes; assessments, bills, and deferral by localities.
  • HB2470: Northern Virginia Transportation District Fund; dedication of state matching funds.
  • HB2471: Freedom of Information Act; disclosure of names of teachers not required in response to request .
  • HB2472: Short-term rental property; definition/removes daily rental property defin. from merchants' capital.
  • HB2473: Public use; term to include public libraries for purposes to prohibit loitering on grounds.
  • HB2474: Planning time for school teachers; Superintendent to ensure elementary school teachers are provided.
  • HB2475: Higher educational institutions; at least 75% of students admitted be Virginia domiciles.
  • HB2476: HOV lanes; extend sunset provision allowing those vehicles bearing clean special fuel license plate.
  • HB2477: Popes Head Road; designating as State byway in Fairfax County.
  • HB2478: Infectious disease presumption; emergency declaration by Governor.
  • HB2479: Real property tax rate; reduces tax imposed on commercial property in Northern Virginia.
  • HB2480: Real property tax; commercial property in Northern Virginia and Hampton Roads.
  • HB2605: Driver training programs; transfers to DMV responsibility therefor established for public schools.
  • HB2606: Farm wineries; county operating under urban county executive form of government to impose limits.
  • HB2607: Communications sales and use tax; distributions to Bath County and Town of Clifton.
  • HB2608: State employees; Secretary of Administration to measure effectiveness of telecommuting, etc.
  • HJ888: Celebrating the life of Lance Corporal Daniel Ryan Bennett.
  • HJ968: Commending Team Fairfax.
  • HJ1021: Commending Upward Basketball.
  • HB1009: Real estate taxes; assessments, bills, and deferral by localities.
  • HB1010: Illegal aliens; ineligibility for in-state tuition and educational benefits.
  • HB1011: Higher educational institutions; admission of in-state students.
  • HB1012: Towing; regulations for those seeking tow truck authorization documents and provisional changes.
  • HB1013: Newman Road; designating as State byway in Fairfax County.
  • HB1014: High-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes; use by vehicles bearing special fuel vehicle license plates.
  • HB1015: Motor vehicle air conditioners; allows explosive, flammable, or toxic refrigerants.
  • HB1016: Deer; Department of Game and Inland Fisheries to allow killing thereof over bait.
  • HB1017: Telework Promotion and Broadband Assistance, Office of; established, report.
  • HB1018: Telecommuting; definition.
  • HB1019: Telecommuting; state agencies to keep savings.
  • HB1020: Freedom of Information Act; electronic meetings of interim study committees.
  • HB1021: Telecommuting; establishes goal for state agencies.
  • HB1022: Disabled parking; amends definition.
  • HB1243: Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed on certain drivers.
  • HB1244: Driver training schools & instructors; changes terminology required to pass DMV instruction course.
  • HB1245: Driver's license; certain restrictions for first-time applicants failing behind wheel three times.
  • HB1246: Retail Sales and Use Tax; taxability of certain transactions by government contractors.
  • HB1247: Income tax, state; indexes to rate of inflation amount in income tax brackets for tax rates, etc.
  • HB1248: Illegal alien; concealing or transporting, penalty.
  • HB1249: Unfair employment practices; discharging employees when unauthorized aliens are employed.
  • HB1433: Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemption for telecommunication companies.
  • HB1434: Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include Energy Star-rated light bulbs.
  • HB1540: Driver training schools; regulation by Department of Motor Vehicles.
  • HB1541: Vehicle protection product warranties; establishes requirements regarding provision thereof.
  • HJ116: Energy-efficient office buildings and public buildings; joint subcommittee to study option therefor.
  • HJ138: Celebrating the life of Mary Coyle.
  • HJ173: Consumers; joint subcommittee to study access to credit in State.
  • HJ557: Commending Mohammed Odeh Al-Rehaief.
  • HJ595: Celebrating the life of Alec T. Monroe.
  • HB1240: State employees; effectiveness of alternative work schedule and telecommuting policy.
  • HB1243: Electronic voting equipment; State Board of Elections to design pilot program.
  • HB1245: Telephone and telegraph line installation; restoring condition of surface of private property.
  • HB1246: Driver's licenses; first-time applicants to complete approved driver education program.
  • HB1250: Income tax, state; indexing rates, filing thresholds, personal exemptions, and standard deduction.
  • HB1254: Outdoor advertising structures; adjustment or relocation thereof.
  • HB1595: License taxes; repeals those that are local.
  • HB1599: Cigarette tax; localities evidence of payment.
  • HB2116: Alcoholic beverage control; adds a meal-assembly kitchen license.
  • HB2126: Telephone party lines; repeal of punishments for misuse.
  • HB2127: Real property; requires localities to provide individual notice to each taxpayer of certain rates.
  • HB2128: Billboard signs; adjustment or relocation thereof.
  • HB2129: Towing and Recovery Operators, Board for; review of contracts.
  • HB2130: Virginia Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education Grant Program; created.
  • HB2131: Charter; Town of Clifton.
  • HB2132: HOV lanes; extends sunset provision for vehicles bearing clean special fuel vehicle license plates.
  • HB2133: Income tax, state; indexing rates, filing thresholds, personal exemptions, and standard deduction.
  • HB2134: Students, admission of; rules to be established requiring 75% thereof be domiciles.
  • HB2135: Collection of taxes; prohibits Department of Taxation from engaging debt collectors outside Dept.
  • HB2696: Electronic voting equipment; requirements for vendors seeking Board of Elections certification.
  • HB2697: Elections; recount procedures.
  • HB2698: Northern Virginia Transportation District Fund; dedication of matching funds.
  • HB2699: Retail Sales and Use Tax; portion of state's general fund share to be dedicated to WMATA.
  • HB2700: Driver's licenses; first-time applicants prove they completed an approved driver education program.
  • HB2701: Driver's permits, temporary; 90-day limitation does not apply to first-time drivers pending court.
  • HB2702: Driver training school and instructor; changes terms, and requires passing of DMV course.
  • HB2703: Transportation District Programs, and Transportation Projects Fund; created.
  • HB2704: Retail sales and use tax; portion dedicated for transportation.
  • HB2705: Recordation tax; dedicated for transportation.
  • HB2706: Transportation District Programs, and Transportation Investment Fund; created.
  • HB2707: Electronic voting equipment; requirements and recount procedures.
  • HB2708: Net energy metering; purchase of excess electricity generated by eligible customer-generator.
  • HB2737: Vote-counting machines; Board of Elections to conduct postelection audits.
  • HB3172: Standards of Learning; waiver requirements for certain students.
  • HB3173: United States flag; rules and regulations for displaying on interstate highways.
  • HJ632: Korean American Day; designating as January 13, 2007, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ711: Workforce housing; Housing Commission to study initiatives for employers to provide employees.
  • HJ712: Driver education programs; joint subcommittee to study feasibility of privatizing in public schools.
  • HB1239: State-owned buildings; agency heads to establish process of identification of individuals therein.
  • HB1240: State employees; effectiveness of alternative work schedule and telecommuting policy.
  • HB1241: Office space; Sec. of Administration determine actual utilization thereof in all state buildings.
  • HB1242: Surveys and questionnaires; certain requirements for public school students.
  • HB1243: Electronic voting equipment; State Board of Elections to design pilot program.
  • HB1244: Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education Grant Program Fund; created.
  • HB1245: Telephone and telegraph line installation; restoring condition of surface of private property.
  • HB1246: Driver's licenses; first-time applicants to complete approved driver education program.
  • HB1247: Institution of Higher Education; to est. admissions policies to prohibit geographic discrimination.
  • HB1248: HOV lanes; eliminates sunset provision for vehicles bearing clean special fuel license plates.
  • HB1249: Household goods carriers; allowed to offer binding estimates, etc.
  • HB1250: Income tax, state; indexing rates, filing thresholds, personal exemptions, and standard deduction.
  • HB1251: Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include certain contractors.
  • HB1252: Sex crimes against children; mandatory minimum term of confinement for certain offenses.
  • HB1253: Voter registration; adds party affiliation to information that applicant is asked to provide.
  • HB1254: Outdoor advertising structures; adjustment or relocation thereof.
  • HB1255: Department of Corrections; privatization of food service.
  • HB1256: Storyteller Laureate; created.
  • HB1257: Transportation Investment Bond Act of 2006; created.
  • HB1258: Towing & Recovery Operators, Board of; regulation of towing storage, and recovery of vehicles.
  • HB1595: License taxes; repeals those that are local.
  • HB1596: Higher Educational Institutions; admission of in-state students.
  • HB1597: Blue Star Memorial Highway.
  • HB1598: Elections; adds one hour that polls are open for voting.
  • HB1599: Cigarette tax; localities evidence of payment.
  • HB5035: Recordation tax; dedicated for transportation and creates transportation district programs.
  • HB5036: Retail Sales and Use Tax; portion dedicated for transportation and creates trans. district programs.
  • HB5037: Insurance license tax revenue; dedicated for transportation and creates trans. district programs.
  • HB5038: Retail Sales and Use Tax; portion dedicated for transportation and creates trans. district programs.
  • HB5039: Retail Sales and Use Tax; dedicate portion of state's general fund share to WMATA.
  • HB5095: Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority(WMATA); dedication of state matching funds thereto.
  • HJ144: State employees; joint subcommittee to study ways to enhance telework opportunities therefor.
  • HJ307: Commending Bud R. Calvert.
  • HJ333: Commending Mike Campbell.
  • HJ455: Commending James C. Chesley.
  • HJ531: Commending the Centreville Historic Work Group.
  • HJ5082: Celebrating the life of Duane Heisinger.
  • HJ5083: Celebrating the life of Michael E. Garbarino.
  • HJ5112: Commending Ron Koch.