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  1. Virginia is truly blessed to have the largest community of veterans in the nation. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do to keep our commonwealth strong and safe.
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  3. Senator Warner spoke today at Reboot America, a summit hosted by the Startup America Partnership. Over the course of a 30 minute “fireside chat” the Senator addressed the different ways in which innovative public policy can help to boost startup businesses, including entrepreneur-friendly legislation like Startup 2.0 and the JOBS Act. -staff
  4. "And any reasonable person who's looked at this issue - business leaders, others - have said you've got to generate some additional revenues, you've got to make our entitlement programs sustainable for the long haul, and you're going to have to cut back on some additional government spending." -Senator Warner on NPR yesterday (staff)
  5. Cast my in-person absentee ballot this morning in Alexandria, Virginia. You can too: http://1.usa.gov/X1sOIv.
    Photo: Cast my in-person absentee ballot this morning in Alexandria, Virginia. You can too: http://1.usa.gov/X1sOIv.
  6. Virginia Task Force 2 Urban Search and Rescue Team deployed last night from Virginia Beach to New York, and will be heading out into the field to begin searches in Jamaica, NY. We are fortunate to have such amazing first responders, and providing help to others less fortunate is truly the Virginia way.
  7. Incredibly proud to hear that the Virginia National Guard rescued 8 people on the Eastern Shore from high water yesterday. Thanks to all of our first responders for their hard work and dedication before, during and after Hurricane Sandy.
    Virginia Guard Soldiers rescue stranded citizens in the Eastern Shore area

    Virginia National Guard Soldiers trudged through high water and cut trees to clear a path for two rescue missions that transported seven adults and one child to saf...
    ety at two locations on Cattail Road in the Mears, Va. area Oct. 30. The rescue mission took place two days after another high water transport required carrying a citizen who was unable to walk more than 200 yards through chest-high water. Virginia State Police had asked the Soldiers to conduct health and welfare checks at two locations they had not been able to reach. At the first location, the Soldiers had to cut through trees to enable their medium tactical truck access to the house where a family of five, including a young child, needed assistance to leave their house that was surrounded by high water. At the second location, Soldiers had to trudge through two miles of high water, cutting trees as they went, but unable to get their truck to the house where a husband and wife needed evacuation. Using the family's boat, the Soldiers guided them about half a mile through the high water, then walked the rest of the way to the truck for evacuation. Both groups were evacuated to family members whose homes were not threatened by high water. (Photo by Command Sgt. Maj. Dennis Green, Virginia National Guard)
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    Photo: Virginia Guard Soldiers rescue stranded citizens in the Eastern Shore area

Virginia National Guard Soldiers trudged through high water and cut trees to clear a path for two rescue missions that transported seven adults and one child to safety at two locations on Cattail Road in the Mears, Va. area Oct. 30. The rescue mission took place two days after another high water transport required carrying a citizen who was unable to walk more than 200 yards through chest-high water. Virginia State Police had asked the Soldiers to conduct health and welfare checks at two locations they had not been able to reach. At the first location, the Soldiers had to cut through trees to enable their medium tactical truck access to the house where a family of five, including a young child, needed assistance to leave their house that was surrounded by high water. At the second location, Soldiers had to trudge through two miles of high water, cutting trees as they went, but unable to get their truck to the house where a husband and wife needed evacuation. Using the family's boat, the Soldiers guided them about half a mile through the high water, then walked the rest of the way to the truck for evacuation. Both groups were evacuated to family members whose homes were not threatened by high water. (Photo by Command Sgt. Maj. Dennis Green, Virginia National Guard)
  8. Proud that hear that Fairfax's own Virginia Task Force One urban search and rescue team has been deployed to New Jersey to help with Hurricane Sandy rescue efforts. Wishing them a safe return soon.
  9. Contact numbers for power outages:

    Dominion Power: 1-800-366-4357
    Rappahannock: 1-800-552-3904
    Northern Neck: 1-866-663-2688
    APCO: 1-800-552-7001
    NOVEC: 1-888-335-0500
  10. Here is a quick update from FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency - please remember to be safe and check on your neighbors.
    Administrator Fugate provides a quick update on the response to Hurricane Sandy. "Be safe during and after the storm, and check on your neighbors."

    For a closed captioned version of this video, go to http://www.fema.gov/medialibrary/media_records/10288.
  11. Use your smart phone to access Dominion Virginia Power's mobile website at www.dom.com, where you can report a power outage, obtain outage updates and view power outages by county and city.

    You can view a video on how to use this new mobile website feature at http://youtu.be/Vj0Cv3YQK3Q.
    Slowly but surely Sandy will start to leave her mark. We're starting to see the wind and rain pick up. Remember if you experience an outage/downed lines you can report them to 866-366-4357. Also, don't forget about our new mobile web site at www.dom.com - if you're on a mobile device it will automatically switch you over to the mobile site. Don't forget to check on loved ones and be safe!
    Photo: Slowly but surely Sandy will start to leave her mark. We're starting to see the wind and rain pick up. Remember if you experience an outage/downed lines you can report them to 866-366-4357. Also, don't forget about our new mobile web site at www.dom.com - if you're on a mobile device it will automatically switch you over to the mobile site. Don't forget to check on loved ones and be safe!
  12. For emergency numbers and information, please visit our hurricane Sandy information page at http://1.usa.gov/QPYCv5. Para información en español por favor visiten http://www.listovirginia.gov/.

    Due to the effects of the storm our DC, Vienna and Norfolk offices will be closed on Monday. For assistance please call our Roanoke (540-857-2676) or Abingdon (276-628-8158) offices.
  13. Many states along the Mid-Atlantic and the East Coast have shelters open in response to Hurricane Sandy. Search for an open shelter by texting SHELTER + a zip code to 43362 (4FEMA). Here’s an example text message: Shelter 01234 (standard rates apply)
    Photo: Many states along the Mid-Atlantic and the East Coast have shelters open in response to Hurricane Sandy. Search for an open shelter by texting SHELTER + a zip code to 43362 (4FEMA).  Here’s an example text message: Shelter 01234 (standard rates apply)
  14. For more updates, please visit http://vaemergency.com/. Para información en español por favor visiten http://www.listovirginia.gov/.
    According to many reliable sources, Sandy's greatest impact in Virginia will begin tomorrow evening. Stay prepared!
  15. This is the time to check your emergency supplies and family emergency plan. Sandy is a hurricane and could significantly affect Virginia this weekend into early next week. Please stay tuned to your local weather forecasts. And here are tips on being ready to communicate with friends and loved ones during emergencies: http://bit.ly/uBhCP4
    You can also print out this tip sheet: http://bit.ly/sageQR -staff
  16. CEOs of more than 80 big American corporations voiced support today for a comprehensive, bipartisan deficit reduction plan in a joint statement organized by the bipartisan Fix the Debt campaign. The statement calls on Congress to pass a deficit reduction package that includes tax reform that raises new revenue, entitlement reforms and spending cuts. More here: http://1.usa.gov/TieRD4

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