What will happen to the Pocahontas Building?
The Pocahontas Building is scheduled to be torn down after the General Assembly officially moves to its new offices for the 2024 legislative session.
Where is the General Assembly Building?
The General Assembly Building is located at 201 North 9th Street Richmond, VA, 23219.
Who are my legislators?
You can find out who your legislators are by using the Virginia General Assembly’s "Who's My Legislator?" service.
Where does the General Assembly meet?
House and Senate meetings typically occur in the General Assembly Building and Capitol Building extension. Daily floor sessions are held in the respective chambers on the second floor of the Capitol Building. The General Assembly Building is located at 201 North 9th Street Richmond, VA, 23219 and is open [...]
What is Virginia’s General Assembly?
Virginia’s General Assembly is the legislative body of the state. The General Assembly's responsibilities include reviewing and passing or rejecting bills and laws, approving the state budget, levying taxes, and confirming appointments by the Governor. The General Assembly is a bicameral legislature, and consists of elected officials from the [...]
Does the General Assembly provide assistance for individuals with hearing impairments?
Individuals desiring the use of an interpreter during committee meetings should contact Senate Committee Operations at (804) 698-7450 or Committeeoperations@senate.virginia.gov and House Committee Operations at (804) 698-1540 or CommitteeOps@house.virginia.gov for assistance. Individuals requiring the services of an interpreter should make this request known as far in advance as possible [...]
Is there extra parking information for vehicles with disabled parking placards?
Private vehicles with handicap placards or plates are able to unload passengers on Bank Street near the new public entrance at 10th Street. Five parking spaces zoned for handicapped drivers are located on the north side of Bank Street, between 9th and 10th Streets with a two hour limit. There [...]
Are the Capitol and the General Assembly Building accessible for visitors with special needs?
The Capitol and General Assembly Building are both ADA-compliant. Individuals, groups, and visitors with special needs may enter the General Assembly Building through the Broad Street entrance. Please ring the bell located at that door and the Capitol Police will provide entry. The building has wheelchair-accessible restrooms, ramps, and [...]
Where is the Virginia State Capitol Building?
The Capitol is located in Richmond, VA. at 1000 Bank Street Richmond, VA 23219. For specific directions, please call (804) 698-1788 or see the Virginia General Assembly visitor information web page for details.