Delegate Stolle Returns to Richmond

Delegate Chris Stolle was sworn in on January 11, 2012 to serve a second term representing the citizens of the 83rd House District in the General Assembly.

Chris Stolle

Veteran, Businessman, Doctor…

with a solid record of fighting for our country, jobs, and healthcare.  Our Federal government is growing at an alarming rate. Chris continues to focus on creating an efficient and transparent state government that spends Virginian’s money wisely.

Helping to Raise Kidney Disease Awareness in the District.

Delegate Chris Stolle, M.D. visits DaVita’s Kidney Dialysis Center located in the 83rd district to meet patients and care givers in order to promote awareness of kidney disease among Virginia residents. Approximately 1 in 9 Virginians suffer from kidney disease and many do not even know they have it until kidney disease reaches an advanced stage.  The health care costs endured by the patients and family members of those affected by kidney disease are exorbitant. With early detection and education, kidney disease can be managed or prevented. Chris Stolle urges everyone to educate themselves on kidney disease and talk to your doctor about getting screened.

Supporting Our Military Families

Delegate Stolle participates in a Play Comforts event sponsored by the Toy Industry Association, the Toy Industry Foundation and Boys & Girls Clubs of America, at the Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story.

TIF honored children whose parents have been deployed or who have served in the military with a toy distribution.   More than 3,000 children of servicemen and women from every branch of the military attended this special event.

2011 Emergency Medicine Hero Award

Dr. Barnes and Dr. Garrison present Delegate Stolle with 2011 ER Medicine Hero Award. Delegate Stolle received the College of Emergency Physician’s first Emergency Medicine Hero awards for his work in promoting and protecting the interests of emergency patients and physicians. Delegate Stolle introduced and secured passage of HB 1690 providing penalties, including a minimum two days in jail, for anyone who assaults emergency department workers.

Congressman Rigell’s Healthcare Townhall

Delegate Stolle joins three physician Congressmen; Rep. Larry Buchson Indiana), Rep. Phil Gingrey (Georgia), and Rep. Phil Roe (Tennessee) at Congressman Scott Rigell’s Healthcare Town Hall for 2nd Congressional district citizens.

The New 83rd District

Legislative districts changed in 2011 as a result of the 2010 U.S. Census data resdistricting process.  The new 83rd House of Delegates district will continue serve the Bayside and Shore Drive areas of Virginia Beach as well as two new Virginia Beach precincts that include the Little Neck and Kingston neighborhoods.  New Norfolk precincts continue down Shore Drive  into Ocean View, Bayview, Azalea Gardens, Tarellton, Barron Black  and Little Creek communities.  Click on the map to see if you live in the 83rd.

Virginia Call to Prayer Day 2011

Delegate Stolle attends Virginia Call to Prayer Day ceremony held on April 6, 2011 on the steps of the State Capitol and signs Virginia Call to Prayer Day Proclamation.

HB1690 – Assault on ER Health Care Workers Bill Signing

Delegate Stolle Joined by Renee Farmer (VA Emergency Nurses Assoc.), Toni Higgins (Tidewater Emergency Nurses Association President), and Cathy Fox (Tidewater Emergency Nurses Association Injury Prevention Chair)

Making Virginia an Energy Capitol and Funding Transportation

Chris Stolle jobs plan included developing over 2,500 new clean energy jobs for Hampton Roads. Delegate Stolle believes in keeping commitments to the people who elected him to serve. Chris introduced HB756 to provide off-shore drilling energy jobs and transportation funding from drilling. HB756 received bi-partisan support overwhelming passing the General Assembly which Governor McDonnell signed into law.