King George County Local Guide – Fredericksburg Area League of Women Voters

This guide provides essential information about elected officials and governing bodies that serve King George County residents. Use the district maps below to identify your representatives, then reference the contact information to engage with your local government. District boundaries may change following redistricting, so verify your current districts if you’ve recently moved or if it’s been several years since you last checked.

Board of Supervisors and School Board

This map displays the districts for the King George County Board of Supervisors and School Board. Locate your address to identify your district representative. Each district elects one member to serve on each board.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors serves as the county’s legislative body, making decisions about the county budget, tax rates, zoning regulations, and local ordinances. Supervisors serve four-year terms and are your primary contact for county-level concerns including road maintenance, public safety, and development issues.

Office	Elected or Appointed	Official’s Name	Office Phone	Website	Email
Shiloh District Supervisor	Elected	Cathy Binder	540-684-7721	Link	Email
James Monroe District Supervisor	Elected	T.C. Collins	540-684-7357	Link	Email
Dahlgren District Supervisor	Elected	William Davis	540-684-7356	Link	Email
James Madison District Supervisor	Elected	Kenneth Stroud	540-361-0655	Link	Email
At-Large District Supervisor	Elected	David Sullins	540-684-2500	Link	Email

School Board

The School Board governs the county’s public school system, making decisions about educational policies, school budgets, personnel, and facilities. School board members serve four-year terms and are responsible for ensuring quality education for all students in the county’s public schools.

Office	Elected or Appointed	Official’s Name	Office Phone	Website	Email
Shiloh District Member	Elected	David F. Bush	512-751-6401	Link	Email
Dahlgren District Member	Elected	Colleen Davis	540-413-6753	Link	Email
At-Large Member	Elected	Ed Frank	540-760-8819	Link	Email
James Madison District Member	Elected	Cathy Hoover	540-903-0795	Link	Email
James Monroe District Member	Elected	Carrie Cleveland	571-221-5186	Link	Email

Commonwealth House of Delegates

Virginia House of Delegates districts cross county lines and may include portions of multiple localities. Use this map to identify which delegate represents your address.

Members of the Virginia House of Delegates represent you in the state legislature, serving two-year terms and voting on laws that affect education funding, transportation projects, healthcare policies, and criminal justice. Delegates are your voice in Richmond on issues that impact daily life across Virginia.

Office	Elected or Appointed	Term	Official’s Name	Office Phone	Website	Email
House of Delegates District 99	Elected	Two Year Term, Elected in VA General Election on uneven years	Bloxom, Robert S., Jr.	757-213-5193	Link	Email

Senate of Virginia

Virginia State Senate districts are larger than House districts, with each senator representing approximately twice as many constituents. Use this map to identify your state senator.

State Senators represent larger districts and serve four-year terms, focusing on major legislation, state budget priorities, and judicial appointments. They work on long-term policy issues affecting transportation infrastructure, environmental regulations, economic development, and statewide educational standards.

Office	Elected or Appointed	Term	Official’s Name	Office Phone	Website	Email
Senate District 25	Elected	Four Year Term, Elected in VA General Election on uneven years	Richard H. Stuart	804-698-7525	Link	Email

Constitutional Officials

Constitutional Officers are elected independently and perform specific functions required by Virginia’s constitution. These officials handle essential government services including law enforcement, legal proceedings, tax collection, and financial management. They operate with significant independence from the Board of Supervisors.

Office	Elected or Appointed	Term	Official’s Name	Office Phone	Website	Email

Administrative Officials

Administrative Officials are appointed by the Board of Supervisors to manage day-to-day county operations. These positions provide professional expertise in areas like general administration, legal counsel, and specialized county functions, ensuring efficient delivery of government services.

Office	Elected or Appointed	Term	Official’s Name	Office Phone	Website	Email

Elections and Voting

This map displays voting precincts and polling locations for King George County residents. Locate your address to identify your assigned polling location and confirm where to vote.

Understanding your voting precinct and polling location is essential for participating in elections. The General Registrar oversees voter registration and election logistics, while the Electoral Board provides oversight and ensures fair election processes. Precinct boundaries may change due to redistricting, so verify your polling place before each election, especially if you’ve recently moved.

For more information on elections, please visit our voters services page.

King George General Registrar’s Office

Office	Elected or Appointed	Term	Official’s Name	Office Phone	Website	Email
County General Registrar	Appointed	Appointed by and serves at the discretion of the Electoral Board, four year terms	Lorrie Gump	540-775-9186	Link	Email

King George County Electoral Board

Office	Elected or Appointed	Term	Official’s Name	Office Phone	Website	Email
Chair	Appointed	Staggered three year terms, appointed by the chief judge of the judicial circuit for the county	Phyllis Cook	No Phone	Link	Email
Vice Chair	Appointed	Staggered three year terms, appointed by the chief judge of the judicial circuit for the county	Jay Faison	No Phone	Link	Email
Secretary	Appointed	Staggered three year terms, appointed by the chief judge of the judicial circuit for the county	Rick Crookshank	No Phone	Link	Email

Planning and Zoning

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission reviews and makes recommendations on zoning changes, subdivision proposals, and comprehensive plan updates. These volunteer citizens help shape how the county grows and develops, balancing community needs with property rights and environmental considerations.

Office	Elected or Appointed	Term	Official’s Name	Office Phone	Website	Email

Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA)

The Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) hears requests for variances from zoning requirements and appeals of zoning decisions. Property owners may petition the BZA when they need relief from specific zoning regulations due to unique circumstances affecting their land.

Office	Elected or Appointed	Term	Official’s Name	Office Phone	Website	Email

Disclaimer

Information Updates

Local government information changes frequently due to elections, redistricting, staff transitions, and organizational restructuring. While we strive to maintain current and accurate information, there may be delays in updating this guide following recent changes to elected positions, district boundaries, or contact details.

If you notice outdated or incorrect information, please contact us at governmentguides@fredericksburglwv.org so we can make the necessary corrections. Your feedback helps ensure this resource remains reliable for all community members.

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