Under the leadership of Sheriff Ken Stolle, the 500+ appointees of the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office work for the public safety and betterment of Virginia Beach by operating the Correctional Center, providing Courthouse security, serving civil paperwork and volunteering in the community. We accomplish our mission through our core values: commitment, integrity, compassion and professionalism. The purpose of this page is to engage and share information with the public. We welcome feedback, but reserve the right to remove any posts or comments that are inappropriate, including but not limited to: • Profanity; • Explicit material; • Hate speech; • Threatening or libelous material; • Promotion of criminal activity; • Off-topic dialogue; • Copyright or intellectual property violations; • And anything that may compromise public safety. Follow us on Twitter at @VBSO, Instagram at @vbsheriffsoffice and LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/2506071. Find employment information at vbso.net/employmentforms. Grievances and complaints should be filed with our Professional Standards Office at [email protected].
Mission: Our mission is to provide for the public safety of the citizens of Virginia Beach through the efficient and professional operations of the Sheriff's Office, as provided for in the Constitution and the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Beach City Government
IMPORTANT PLEASE SHARE: In the wake of recent steep rises in COVID-19 cases throughout both the City and the region (cases in people ages 20-29 increased by nearly 250% in VB since the end of May), we are calling on residents, local businesses and visitors to adhere to established safety measures including wearing masks in indoor public spaces. If this trend continues, the Governor may reinstate restrictions.
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For Workforce Wednesday, we're sharing some photos of our Workforce deputies out mowing and weeding Princess Anne Road from Dam Neck Road to Salem Road last week. This work is usually done by inmates, but had to be halted when the Virginia Beach Correctional Center was on lockdown after an inmate tested positive for COVID-19 (everyone has since been tested and the lockdown has been lifted). So our deputies stepped up to make sure the work was completed for our city.
The Inmate Workforce is responsible for mowing and weeding along 38+ miles of roads throughout the city, among other duties, saving the taxpayers $1.3 million per year.
Virginia Beach City Government
The City of Virginia Beach is providing relief to residents impacted financially by the #COVID19 #pandemic, including a City Services Bill Pandemic Relief Program, Real Estate and Personal Property Tax Relief Program and Virginia Rent and Mortgage Relief Program.
City of Virginia Beach Department of Human Services, Virginia Beach Housing & Neighborhood Preservation, Virginia Beach Public Utilities
Happy Independence Day from the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office! Please celebrate responsibly and have a safe and happy holiday weekend 🇺🇸
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SCAM ALERT, PLEASE SHARE: The Health Department employs contact tracers to notify individuals who have been exposed to known cases of COVID-19. Contact tracing saves lives by helping to prevent the spread of the virus, so please do your part and answer calls, text messages, or emails from the Commonwealth’s contact tracers, while also remaining aware of potential contact tracing scams. Ways to spot the difference:
• When a contact tracer is calling you, caller ID will read “VDH COVID Team.”
• Real contact tracers will not ask for money or information such as a Social Security Number (SSN), bank account details, or credit card numbers.
• The Commonwealth does not charge individuals for contact tracing services.
https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/news/2020-news-releases/virginia-department-of-health-urges-virginians-to-engage-with-legitimate-contact-tracers-avoid-scams/
Reminder that most Virginia Beach City Government offices and the Virginia Beach Courthouse will be closed on Friday in observance of the Independence Day holiday. Please be safe and celebrate responsibly 🇺🇸
Full information at https://www.vbgov.com/news/pages/selected.aspx?release=4869&title=city+of+virginia+beach+fourth+of+july+operating+schedule.
A great alternative for doing business with the Virginia Beach Circuit Court Clerk's Office during COVID-19!
Just drive right up to the old bank at 1804 Princess Anne Road in Virginia Beach and you can get hitched, get a notary or a gun permit.
Just fill out the paperwork and shoot it through the tube. https://bit.ly/31wA1rf
Virginia Beach City Government
Like most other communities, VB made the call to cancel fireworks displays to avoid creating large group gatherings and to minimize the financial risks to the City and contractors. We’re disappointed too and hopefully, we’ll be able to bring these shows back next year. Please be aware that possession of consumer fireworks in VB is a Class 1 misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail and/or a $2,500 fine. This law is not designed to spoil your fun or holiday celebration; it is intended to protect life and property.
For Mask Monday, we would like to thank some of the awesome women who have been working so hard to make hundreds of masks for us: Workforce Clerks Heather Chargualaf and Cristina Runshaw and Accounting Clerk Mercy Francisco! Thank you for your tireless work to provide essential PPE (personal protective equipment) for our first responders! 😷
"If you are struggling with rent or mortgage payments, help is available. Please call the Housing Crisis Hotline at (757) 587-4202."
A new state Rent & Mortgage Relief Program launched today to provide rental and mortgage assistance for Hampton Roads households that are facing eviction due to COVID-19. Nonprofit partner ForKids is administering the program.
** If you are struggling with rent or mortgage payments, please call the Housing Crisis Hotline at (757) 587-4202. **
The Virginia Beach Courthouse remains CLOSED to general public access with the exception of those hearings and matters outlined in the new Judicial Emergency orders from the Supreme Court of Virginia and our local courts. The Judicial Emergency is in effect through July 19. Additional information and the full court orders are available on our website: https://www.vbso.net/coronavirus.
In addition, all persons entering the Courthouse are required to wear a mask and undergo health and security screenings.
ATTORNEYS: On-site attorney visits will resume at the Virginia Beach Correctional Center on Monday, June 29.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we navigate this evolving situation and protect public health and safety.
Flashback Friday to last year's Pride at the Beach event! We have missed participating in the Pride Month events that had to be canceled this year because of COVID-19, but we are looking forward to even bigger and better events in 2021! We believe in equal rights and equal protection for all and we are committed to working with all parts of our community to accomplish that ideal, including our LGBTQ community. Our LGBT Liaison Sgt. Guy Saucier can be reached at [email protected]. 🌈
King Neptune, our Human Rights Commission Liaison Lt. Lois Thompson and Hampton Roads Pride President Cole Werkheiser and Board Member Kelly O’Clair at the first ever Pride at the Beach this weekend! ❤️ 🌈
Yesterday a few of our Workforce deputies conducted an important rescue mission after finding a citizen in distress in the busy intersection of Rosemont and Holland roads. The citizen was safely removed from the situation and given a courtesy ride to a nearby pond 💚🐢👮♂️
Sheriff Ken Stolle
Thank you to my friend, Virginia Beach Police Department Deputy Chief Pat Gallagher, for presenting the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office and I with this plaque in recognition of our role responding to the mass shooting in Building 2 on May 31, 2019. We all came together that day and in the days that followed to help our city in its time of greatest need. We were forever changed by that tragedy, but we emerged VB Strong and we grow stronger each day.
Virginia Beach City Government
The Virginia Beach Health Department will be holding FREE COVID-19 drive-thru testing on Friday, June 26 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Green Run High School (1700 Dahlia Dr.) Participants must be 13 years and older and remain in their vehicle wearing a face covering. Limited walk-up registration will be available while supplies last.Details here: https://www.vbgov.com/news/pages/selected.aspx?release=4866&title=virginia+beach+health+department+announces+covid-19+community+testing
We announced last week that we had one inmate test positive for COVID-19 and, as a result, tested 61 inmates and 40+ deputies. We are very happy to report that all test results were NEGATIVE and we have no additional cases of COVID-19.
The inmate who tested positive remains asymptomatic and separate from general population. We will continue to follow the guidance of the Virginia Department of Health and take the necessary precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone here. Full information, including testing data, is available at https://www.vbso.net/coronavirus.
SOMETHING IN THE WATER
"VIRGINIA", written by Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo
Made to acknowledge the resilient Virginian frontline workers and to show the possibilities of what happens when we come together. 🙏🏾
Watch the video mixed in Sony's 360 Reality Audio here: http://www.music.com/virginia
A little something for all the awesome, cheesy-joke-telling dads out there. Happy Father's Day from the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office!
Today we join the Commonwealth of Virginia and City of Virginia Beach in observing Juneteenth. We are closed except for essential jail and court functions (courts remain open).
In keeping with Governor Northam's declaration yesterday designating Juneteenth (Friday, June 19) as a state holiday, Mayor Dyer has declared Friday a City holiday. Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 that enslaved people in Galveston, TX, the last of the former Confederate states to abolish slavery, heard that the Civil War had ended and learned that the Emancipation Proclamation had made them free nearly two years earlier.
https://www.vbgov.com/news/pages/selected.aspx?release=4855&title=friday%2c+june+19+is+designated+juneteenth+city+holiday
We have had one Virginia Beach Correctional Center inmate test positive today for COVID-19 and are currently working with the Virginia Department of Health to test any inmates and deputies who have been in close contact with this individual, who is asymptomatic and separated from general population. This is our first positive inmate test and no additional inmates, deputies or civilians have tested positive at this time. Full information, including testing data, is posted at https://www.vbso.net/coronavirus.
Friends and family: If your loved one is incarcerated with us and tests positive for COVID-19, they will be given an opportunity to call and notify you. They may also sign a release form authorizing our Medical staff to discuss their medical information with you. As always, we will ensure that all inmates receive necessary medical care.
Attorneys: On-site attorney visits at the Virginia Beach Correctional Center are CANCELED until further notice.
Thank you to W.T. CookeElementary for inviting us to participate in the drive-through promotion ceremony for its fifth graders yesterday! We are one of Cooke’s Partners in Education (and a 2020 Model Partner) and grew attached to these students throughout the school year, so we’re so glad we got to celebrate them before they move up to middle school next year!
There's still time to join us for the Virtual Torch Run for Special Olympics Virginia! Even though the in-person run had to be canceled this year because of COVID-19, the virtual run allows people of all physical fitness levels to participate in their own way. Simply register and log your miles (you can walk, run, bike, canoe, dance, step ... or whatever feels right to you) by the end of the day Saturday! Let's help Special Olympics Virginia meet its goal of raising $75,000 to support athletic competition, health services and inclusion for those with disabilities in our community.
Click here to join and/or support our team: https://impact.specialolympicsva.org/team/299094.
Since the games have been canceled, the organization is inviting the community to join the Virtual Torch Run, at their own pace and on their own time.
SCAM ALERT!
Attention Customers: Potential Scam Alert!
We have been notified that some customers have received calls from someone claiming to work for the City. The caller advises that Public Utilities will be turning the customer’s water off imminently for non-payment and requests payment over the phone.
We are not currently turning customers’ water service off for delinquency due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We urge residents to never give personal or banking information to an unverified or unsolicited caller.
We were proud to participate in the discussion alongside the Virginia Beach Police Department, Black Lives Matter 757, the Newport News Police Foundation and leadership from Wave Church and Calvary Revival Church and we look forward to many more.
Today I had the privilege to attend a conversation about the events of our day with community, faith, and law enforcement leaders. Shaggy from Z104 organized the group and will broadcast the dialogue this week. I'm listening. I'm learning. And I'm here to help make our community better for everyone. We can do this together, and we will.
As Sheriff Ken Stolle told WTKR TV News Channel 3 on Saturday, "Protesting is an American way. It's protected under the First Amendment of the Constitution and ... that's how most of the social change has been brought about in America is through protest."
Proud to see Virginia Beach working together to do it safely.
It is estimated that over one thousand people amassed today, processing from Mount Trashmore to Town Center; to denounce racism, police violence and the killing of George Floyd.
Department leadership met with event organizers ahead of time to provide support and to ensure the safety of all involved.
It was a peaceful event, without any occurrences of violence. EMS was on scene and transported one person to a local hospital who suffered a medical emergency and tended to two others for heat related concerns.
We appreciate the cooperation of all who came out which led to a successful event.
The Virginia Beach Courthouse remains CLOSED to general public access with the exception of those hearings and matters outlined in the new Judicial Emergency orders from the Supreme Court of Virginia and our local courts. The Judicial Emergency is in effect through June 28 and we anticipate the closure will continue at least through that day. Additional information and the full court orders are available on our website: https://www.vbso.net/coronavirus.
In addition, all persons entering the Courthouse are required to wear a mask and undergo health and security screenings. Full information is posted on our website.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we navigate this evolving situation and protect public health and safety.
Virginia Beach City Government
IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ & SHARE: Yesterday, only two days in to what is predicted to be an active hurricane season, the 3rd named storm of the year developed in the Gulf (because 2020 🙄). It isn't expected to be an issue for us, but please update your emergency supplies and plans taking into account impacts of COVID-19. Don't wait until you hear a storm is heading this way. With disruptions in the supply chain due to the pandemic, you'll need to add disinfectant, toilet paper and masks to your emergency kits and they may take a while to find. Also make sure you have proper insurance (basic home owners policies don't cover flooding). Have a plan if you have to evacuate - you may not be able to go where you typically would due to the pandemic. Be thinking ahead and please stay safe.
Letter from Sheriff Ken Stolle on the death of George Floyd.
For those who would like to know my position on the death of George Floyd and related issues, I sent this letter to the Virginia Beach Human Rights Commission today. You can find the relevant policies that were attached to the letter here: https://www.vbso.net/sheriff-ken-stolle.
Most importantly: "I condemn racism in all forms. I also condemn police brutality. I stand for equal justice for all. I stand behind those men and women in blue who do the right thing every day. And I pray for healing for our city and our country."
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The caller will make demands for residents to send payment by means of prepaid gift cards, prepaid debit cards or wire transfers in order to avoid jail time.
Sheriff Ken Stolle and members of the VBSO and Virginia Beach Police Department, including interim Chief Tony Zucaro, out supporting the peaceful protest this evening at Mount Trashmore. We are listening.
The Virginia Beach Interdenominational Ministers Conference is holding a prayer event/rally at Mt. Trashmore in Virginia Beach. There are well over 100 people there.
MORE: https://bit.ly/2XS4D3i
Virginia Beach City Government
UPDATE: With respect to the City of Virginia Beach, Governor Ralph Northam has authorized a curfew between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. each day beginning today (June 1, 2020) and ending June 4, 2020, at 6:00 a.m., unless extended by further executive order.
Message from Governor Northam:
At the request of local leaders, the @CityofVaBeach has been authorized to implement a curfew tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. The curfew is in effect until 6 a.m., June 2, 2020.
https://www.governor.virginia.gov/media/governorvirginiagov/executive-actions/Amended-EO-64-Declaration-State-of-Emergency-(Civil-Unrest---City-of-Richmond-and-Virginia-Beach).pdf
Virginia Beach City Government
PARKING ALERT: All City parking garages and lots in the Oceanfront area will close from 6 p.m. today (Monday, June 1) through 8 a.m. tomorrow (Tuesday, June 2). City garages will only be open to monthly parkers, residents, and hotel guests. Parking on Atlantic Ave. will also be suspended during this time.
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CONGRATULATIONS to the graduates of Basic Academy Class 47-20! Despite their training being disrupted by COVID-19, they pushed through and completed their requirements for certification. While we wish we could give them all the fanfare they deserve, we are no less proud of their accomplishment. Please join us in congratulating these outstanding men and women! (These training photos were taken prior to the COVID-19 shutdown and implementation of mask wearing and social distancing.)
Today we have good news and bad news to share with you. The bad news is we have had two VBSO deputies test positive for COVID-19. The good news is one has already recovered and been cleared by a physician and Occupational Health to return to work. The other remains on leave. Neither required hospitalization. Our thoughts and prayers are with both of them and with everyone battling COVID-19. The other good news is this is a very small number of our 469 sworn and civilian appointees. We still have had no Virginia Beach Correctional Center inmates test positive for COVID-19 (one has been tested and the test results were negative). We have taken every precaution to protect the health and safety of everyone here, including cleaning the jail 24/7, implementing mandatory mask-wearing and wellness screenings for deputies, civilians and contractors, and quarantining all new inmates for 14 days prior to entering general population. We will continue these efforts going forward. For additional information, visit https://www.vbso.net/coronavirus.
Today Front Yard Friends helped us stage a special surprise for our deputies, civilians and medical staff! THANK YOU to this awesome local business (which is owned be the family of one of our deputies) for donating this display to recognize their hard work and boost morale during this challenging time. 👮♀️ 👨⚕️ 🙏
To everyone who has a loved one incarcerated or working inside the Virginia Beach Correctional Center, know that their health and safety is our top priority and we are doing everything we can - including exceeding the CDC guidelines - to protect them. -Sheriff Ken Stolle For more information on our efforts, visit https://www.vbso.net/coronavirus.
It’s almost the end of National Doctors’ Day, but we couldn’t let the day pass without saying THANK YOU to all of the doctors, physicians, nurses and other medical professionals for everything they do every day, especially on the front lines of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Thank you, doctors, including those who serve our 1,200 inmates. We appreciate you! 👨⚕️👩⚕️🙏
For Black History Month, we are honoring one of the early black leaders at the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office, Lt. Rudy Hills. Lt. Hills, who served from 1984-1997, mentored so many here and paved the way for other black leaders in the VBSO. He left an indelible mark on this organization and we are grateful for his service and his contributions. Lt. Hills is one of many who have had a positive impact on the VBSO and the community, including many of our black leaders who continue to serve today. As we always strive to be more diverse and more inclusive, we thank those who have helped us along that journey and contributed so much to us and to Virginia Beach. We are better because of you.
The VBSO and Sheriff Ken Stolle making our annual toy donation to WTKR News 3’s Holiday Helpers campaign to ensure homeless children in local shelters have a great Christmas!
It’s that time again! Time to Cover a Cruiser for Special Olympics Virginia! Come out to the Wawa at 5048 Ferrell Parkway tomorrow from 6:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to make a donation and get your name (or the name of a loved one, business, organization, school or sports team) on our cruiser. Absolutely all of the money goes to support our amazing Special Olympics athletes! So come grab a cup of coffee, visit with us and support a great cause.
And they’re off! Good luck to the 400 cyclists and 150 support staff making the three-day, 250 mile trek to Washington this weekend to honor our fallen law enforcement officers and kick off National Police Week. Not only that, they’ll be raising money for charities, such as Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.), that support the survivors of fallen law enforcement officers. Law Enforcement United is an all-volunteer nonprofit and has raised more than $5.5 million for those charities during the past 10 years. We’re proud to be part of this effort with the support of Sheriff Ken Stolle and will be cheering them on the whole way! Click here to donate: https://www.memberplanet.com/campaign/leunited/honorremembersupport_2019.
Our 45th Basic Academy recruits enjoyed a few friendly games of pickleball with Sheriff Ken Stolle and members of our command yesterday. The game has become a tradition for each academy before they graduate. It builds teamwork and bonding and gives the recruits some face time with VBSO leadership. It’s also a fun way to get their exercise for the day and to reward several months of hard work and training. We wish them the best of luck as they finish their training leading up to graduation April 25!
We just dropped off 10 bags of winter coats and pants at the Judeo Christian Outreach Center! The heavy-duty, water-resistant items can no longer be used by our deputies but are still in great shape. We hope they will help out some folks in need when the cold weather returns. All of the VBSO patches and insignia were removed prior to the items being donated.
We wish you all a merry Christmas, a happy holidays and a safe and prosperous New Year!
The VBSO live with WTKR News 3 making our annual toy donation to the Holiday Helpers program to ensure kids in local shelters have a great Christmas! All the money for the toys was raised by our deputies and civilians.
We’re at the Wawa working to Cover a Cruiser for Dancing with the Athletes, a fundraiser for Special Olympics Virginia that pairs law enforcement officers with Special Olympics athletes for a dance competition. Come out until 1:30 p.m. to show your support and make a donation! Dancing with the Athletes will be Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Chesapeake Conference Center (hosted by our friends at the Chesapeake Sheriff's Office).
Remarks by Undersheriff Brian Struzzieri and Chief Deputy of Administration Rocky Holcomb at tonight’s opening reception for the Beyond the Block inmate art exhibition at The Chrysler Museum of Art. This all started with a conversation between Chief Deputy Holcomb and the Chrysler’s Community Engagement Manager Michael Berlucchi about the amazing artwork created by inmates - even without art supplies - and has grown into two exhibitions, with this year’s expanding to include the Norfolk and Hampton Roads Regional jails. This project has touched so many people and we’re incredibly proud of the impact it has had on the community and the inmate artists. As Chief Deputy Holcomb said: “I’ve seen too much talent wasted. ... So I’m happy for all the artists that are here, the families that are here, and I can promise you that in the law enforcement community, no matter what you hear on TV or no matter what you read, when your loved one’s incarcerated, their souls are not lost. We care. We’re there every day and we care. And we do what we can to make it a better place and rehabilitate folks to get them back into the community because that’s where we all live, work and play together." Beyond the Block will be on display through Jan. 13.
Today we were honored to have a very special surprise at our Employee Appreciation Picnic! The Norfolk Admirals presented Training Cpl. Guy Saucier with an Anchors of Our Community award for his 30+ years of public service. Congratulations to Cpl. Saucier and thank you to the Admirals for taking the time to recognize our public servants as they head into their 30th season!
VBSO goes live to Cover a Cruiser for Special Olympics Virginia! Come donate until 2 p.m. at Wawa at 5048 Ferrell Parkway.
Check out a few of the outtakes from the filming of our lip sync challenge video last week! This project was a first for most of us, and many of the deputies who participated had just finished working a 12-hour shift! We also wanted to give some love to our C Team deputies whose sweet moves had to be cut from the final product because the shot got messed up down the line. Thank you to everyone who made this video possible and to the community for the tremendous support you've shown us, Special Olympics Virginia and Law Enforcement United-Virginia Division! Video via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7b3u3zNN4Nw.
Check out the video of Deputy Eric “Superman” Dickinson surprising his biggest fan - 4-year-old Lewis - and his schoolmates at The Goddard School today! He was accompanied by Sheriff Ken Stolle and members of our command. We arranged the special visit after Lewis’s mom reached out to tell us how much he loved seeing Deputy Dickinson (in his Superman T-shirt) in the Virginia Beach Police Department’s lip sync challenge video. Thanks for the support and for making this such a special day for us, Lewis!
Thank you to Salem Middle School’s Avid program for the great snacks they dropped off for our deputies and K9s as a thank you for our recent visit with students. As you can see, K9 Candy was very excited about her new treats!
Good luck to all the Law Enforcement United-Virginia Division riders who just left on their three-day, 250 mile trek to Washington, D.C.! They’re honoring our fallen law enforcement officers, including 143 killed in the line of duty in 2017 and 51 who have given their lives this year. LEU raises money for charities that support their survivors, giving more than $4.4 million since the first ride in 2009. We’re proud to support this great cause and wish all the riders and supporters a safe trip!
Spring is here and that means it's mowing season for our Inmate Workforce! They were out on Princess Anne Road today, which is just one of the many streets we landscape for the City of Virginia Beach. For the next few months, they'll be busy mowing, edging and picking up trash from nearly 40 miles of Virginia Beach's busiest roads. The Workforce program saves taxpayers more than $800,000 a year and gives inmates the opportunity to earn time off their sentences.
Our deputies singing a belated "Happy Birthday" to Sheriff Ken Stolle! 🎉
Watch as we send off 400+ cyclists who are riding to Washington, D.C., to honor our fallen enforcement officers. The Law Enforcement United Inc. Virginia Division includes riders from all over the country, including a dozen cyclists and support staff from the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office. We wish everyone a safe and successful journey!
Sheriff Ken Stolle and our Inmate Workforce are out helping clean up the neighborhoods struck by yesterday's tornado. We've got three crews of inmates and deputies out working 'til the job's done, making sure our roadways and public areas are clear and safe. Thank you to everyone for their hard work, and our thoughts remain with everyone who was impacted.
Donation to WTKR's Holiday Helpers!
The sendoff for our 39th Basic Academy Class, which graduated today. Congratulations to our newest deputies and welcome to the family!
Capt. Rocky Holcomb had some words of advice for Kempsville Meadows Elementary School students on their first day today. "Remember this," he said, "hard work pays off. The harder you work, the better the results are. Get in class, be a good student, be a good listener and be a good friend and you'll have a great school year. Congratulations on your first day of school." This was our 14th year volunteering at Kempsville Meadows on the first day. The event is organized by Capt. Holcomb, whose children attended the school, as a way of giving back to the community and lending a helping hand.
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