The Virginia Commission on VASAP oversees the state's alcohol safety programs, setting standards, supervising operations, and allocating funding. It consists of 15 members, including legislators, judges, program directors, and law enforcement representatives, appointed by various state officials. The commission's responsibilities include ensuring effective program performance and compliance across local alcohol safety initiatives.
The commission oversees and supervises Virginia's alcohol safety programs, develops standards, and allocates funding to ensure effective local alcohol safety initiatives.
Members include legislative representatives, judges with DUI experience, local program directors, and law enforcement officials, totaling 15 members.
Members are appointed by the Speaker of the House, the Senate Committee on Rules, and the Chairman of the Committee on District Courts, based on their roles and expertise.
The commission administers local alcohol safety programs, develops operational standards, supervises performance, and manages funding distribution.