Public Comments for: HB1322 - Sheriff Javier J. Smith Memorial Bridge; designates bridge on St. Route 106 in Charles City County.
Javier J Smith was a true asset to the citizens of the Chickahominy Indian Tribe as well as the Charles City County residents. I am in support of HB1322. Sincerely, Chief Stephen R Adkins Chickahominy Indian Tribe
My father, Javier Smith, served Charles City County not just as Sheriff, but as a protector, a leader, and steady presence in the lives of the people he swore to serve. He dedicated his life to public safety, integrity, and community trust, showing up every day with a sense of duty that went beyond the badge. His leadership helped shape a safer, stronger county, and his commitment to the people never wavered. Naming the bridge in his honor would stand as a lasting symbol of the connection he built between law enforcement and the community - a reminder of a man who spent his life bridging gaps serving selflessly and putting others before himself. It would ensure that future generations remember not only his service, but the character, sacrifice, and heart behind it. Thank you, Shane Smith
United Cherokee Indian deserve recognition stop playing with us .. our history speaks stop playing with us again you steady playing with us in our faces oblivious you folks need to step down from your position due to your actions ain’t working
I believe that bill HB 1322, Sheriff Javier J Smith Memorial Bridge, should be passed to help place a point of remembrance for a person that meant a lot to his community and family. My father spent many years serving Charles City as Sheriff helping create a safer community for everyone I hopes or a better future, by naming this bridge after Javier J. Smith we would do more than memorialize a person, we would honor a legacy of service. I ask that you pass this bill to ensure my father Javier J. Smith’s dedication is never forgotten. Thank you, Lyric Smith
My name George Craig and I live in Winchester,, VA. I am writing in favor of HB 8 and ask for your support and "yes" vote. It is important for Virginia to be prepared when there is an Article V convention called and to ensure the commissioner sent follow the limitation of their authority. Thank you.
Sheriff Javier J Smith served Charles City County with a rare balance of unwavering duty and genuine empathy. He led with integrity, distinction, and a deep compassion for all citizens. His tenure was marked by gentle demeanor, caring attention, and a commitment to community well-being. He didn't just enforce the law; he led with his heart. I am in support of HB1322. Sincerely, Penny Wynn Charles City Resident