If you are an American Citizen, registered to vote in the City of Poquoson, VA and would like to serve on one of the following boards/commissions listed, please submit a Board Bank Application.

Board Bank Application (Electronic Form Submittal)  

Board Bank Application (PDF) Submit to the City Manager’s Office at 500 City Hall Avenue, Poquoson, VA 23662. 

You also may submit your resume with cover letter requesting consideration for a specific board(s)/commission(s) and submit as previously mentioned.

Go to https://public.coderedweb.com/cne/en-US/62E90ED69C21 and complete the online registration form to receive updates.

Revenue recovery is the process of obtaining financial reimbursement for the cost of providing medically necessary ambulance services. Medicaid, Medicare, and the majority of other private insurance policies (health, auto, and/or homeowners) allow for reimbursement for this service. As the need for additional emergency responders increases, local governments have sought ways to pay for these services without raising property taxes. Many other local governments in Virginia have found that billing Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance for ambulance transport service has resulted in a large amount of revenue being recovered to help defray the cost of the service. The availability of such revenues led the City of Poquoson to join the more than 40 cities, counties and towns in Virginia which currently have such a system.

Charges include:

Refusal - $375.00

BLS- $675.29

ALS1 - $801.92

ALS2 - $1160.67 

Mileage - $13.73 per mile

Oxygen - $50.00

Our new billing company, EMS Management & Consultants, Inc. has customer service representatives to address your questions at 800-814-5339. If you are not satisfied with this response or wish to speak with someone locally, you can contact Poquoson Fire Administration at 757-868-3510 or email questions to Emily Norwood.

Ability to pay will NEVER be considered when providing service. Under the Compassionate Billing Policy, no one will suffer financial hardship as a result of necessary emergency medical services. When residents need emergency assistance, they should call 911 without hesitation. Most localities contacted, stated that call volume actually increased in some areas.

If you or your family members are assessed/evaluated and not transported, a refusal fee of $375 applies.  This fee is often covered by insurance and is also eligible for waiver under the Compassionate Billing Policy.

Funds recovered from insurance companies in this third-party billing program are intended to be put back into the City’s General Fund.

Individuals can apply for voter registration or update their voter registration data at any Registrar’s Office in Virginia, Department of Motor Vehicles, Public Libraries or by mail.

Call, email, fax or write your voter registrar. The registrar will send you an application to complete and return by mail.

After you have registered to vote, a voter I.D. card will be mailed with the name and address of your voting precinct.

• Starting 45 days before Election Day, visit the Registrar’s office to vote early. Remember, the Saturday before Election Day is the last day to vote early.
• You do not have to have a reason or fill out an application to vote early.

No Excuse Absentee voting begins approximately 45 days before an election. No Excuse Absentee voting ends at 5 p.m. on the Saturday before an election.