Robert (Bob) H. Brink (D-SH048)
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Capitol: 804.698.1048
FAX: 804.698.6748
District: 703.531.1048
Representative
Room 711 General Assembly Building 910 Capitol Square
Richmond, VA 23218

District Office:
PO Box 7668
Arlington, VA 22207
Elected: 1997    Next Election: 2013
DOB: 11/27/1946
Committee Assignments
MemberSubcommittee Elections
MemberSubcommittee #3
MemberSubcommittee on Health and Human Resources
MemberSubcommittee on Capital Outlay
MemberSubcommittee on Technology Oversight and Government Activities
MemberHouse Committee on Privileges and Elections
MemberHouse Committee on Appropriations
MemberHouse Committee on Transportation
Counties Representing
Arlington

Bio

Bob Brink been an Arlington civic activist for over two decades. The father of two Arlington Public School graduates, he spearheaded successful School Bond campaigns in 1988 and 1996. He also served on the Arlington County Board’s Fiscal Affairs and Transportation advisory panels.

Skilled in the legislative process at both the state and Federal levels, Bob served for 15 years as counsel to two Congressional committees. In 1993, President Clinton appointed him as Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Legislative Affairs at the U.S. Department of Justice.

Bob’s Experience

Member, Virginia House of Delegates since 1998.

Elected November 4, 1997; re-elected 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009 and 2011.

House of Delegates Committee Assignments 2013-

Appropriations

Transportation

Privileges and Elections

Legislative Appointments-

Special Committee to Consult on Plan to Close State Training Centers (2013)

Joint Commission on Health Care (1998-Present)

Healthy Living/Health Services Subcommittee

Behavioral Health Care Subcommittee

Commission on Youth (2002-present)

Governor’s Commission on Government Reform and Restructuring (2010)

Virginia Public Buildings Board (2006-present)

Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments

Metropolitan Development Policy Committee (2008-present)

National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) (1998-present)

Communications, Financial Services, and Interstate Commerce Committee

Professional Experience-

Legislative Consultant, 1997 -

Legislative Counsel to Lieutenant Governor Donald S. Beyer, Jr. 1997 Session, Virginia General Assembly.

Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Legislative Affairs, U. S. Department of Justice, 1993-97.

Deputy General Counsel, Committee on the Judiciary, U. S. House of Representatives, 1989-93.

Counsel, Committee on Government Operations, U. S. House of Representatives, 1978-89.

Civic Participation-

Federation of State Humanities Councils- Member Board of Directors, 2010 – present

Virginia Foundation for the Humanities- Member, 2003-2010; Chairman, 2009-2010

Model General Assembly,Virginia YMCA- Chairman, 2009-2010

Northern Virginia Regional Health Information Organization (NOVA RHIO)- Member, Board of Directors

Voices for Virginia’s Children- Member

The Arc of Virginia- Member

Arlington Chamber of Commerce- Member

Community Advisory Council, Arlington Learning in Retirement Institute- Member

Arlington Historical Society- Member

Arlington County Local Emergency Planning Committee- Member

Warren Stambaugh Foundation- Member, Board of Directors

Awards-

“Legislative Hero,” Virginia League of Conservation Voters, 2010-2012

“Legislative Leader,” Virginia League of Conservation Voters, 2003-2009

Legislator of the Year, Virginia Treasurers Association, 2007

Outstanding Achievement Award, Medical Care for Children Partnership, 2002

Public Service Award, Virginia Partisans Gay and Lesbian Democratic Club, 2002

“Service to Youth Award,” Virginia State YMCA, 2001

Certificate of Appreciation, Virginia Transplant Council, 2001

“Tech Ten” Award Winner, Northern Virginia Technology Council 1999, 2000

“Honored Citizen” Award, Outstanding Service, Arlington School Board, 1991

Accolade in 2012

“The 2012 legislative session was very challenging for advocates of quality public education. Delegate Bob Brink was with us as we fought for adequate funding for our public schools and opposed legislation that would have made it harder to recruit and retain quality teachers. It is my great pleasure to acknowledge Delegate Brink’s support for public education.” Dr. Kitty Boitnott, VEA President.








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