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Enviva presented a $25,000 donation to Celebration Church Pastor Anthony Rawlings on July 30 to support the creation of a new teen center for the Franklin church. A press release continued by noting that Rawlings was joined by Del. Roslyn Tyler, who represents the 75th District in Virginia, which includes Franklin. The teen center, which…

The Virginia Circuit Court Clerks’ Association announced today that Delegate Roslyn “Roz” Tyler (D-75) and Senator Janet Howell (D-32) are the recipients of the Association’s 2021 Legislators of the Year awards. Tyler and Howell were selected by the Clerks for both their exemplary leadership through the trials of the COVID-19 pandemic and their support of…

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced a $700 million plan to achieve universal broadband accessibility across Virginia by 2024, a historic investment in broadband for a state long beset by a digital divide. Northam (D) and Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-Va.) met in Abingdon with legislative leaders Friday afternoon to unveil their proposal for spending a…

FRANKLIN – On June 9, 2021, Governor Ralph Northam visited the Workforce Development Center at Camp Community College in Franklin to sign “historic” legislation that expands broadband accessibility across unserved areas of Virginia. Attending the bill signing were Delegate Roslyn C. Tyler, Chief patron of the legislation, House Bill 2304, representing the 75th District in…

LAWRENCEVILLE – Delegate Roslyn Tyler (75th District) delivered a check for $800,000 to the Brunswick County Board of Supervisors to be used to control Lyngbya, an invasive plant that threatens Lake Gaston. The presentation was made at the June board meeting. Tyler is the Chairperson of the House of Appropriations Budget Committee on Government and…

Law enforcement plays a key role in protecting and maintaining a healthy and safe community each and every day. As chairperson of the House Appropriations subcommittee on Government & Compensation, Delegate Roslyn Tyler sponsored a budget amendment (HB1800) this year to increase the local aid to police departments across the commonwealth by $1.7 million and…

Citizens United to Preserve Greensville County Training School (CUPTS) appeared in the Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2019, edition of the Independent Messenger pictured with Del. Roslyn Tyler, 75th, awarding CUPTS a check for $70,000.

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Delegate Roslyn Tyler, who serves as Vice-Chairperson of the Broadband Advisory and Chairperson of the House of Appropriation Compensation /Government Committee, sponsored House Bill 2304 that passed the House and the Senate with bipartisan support. The purpose of HB 2304 is to allow electric utility companies such as Dominion Energy to provide high speed internet…

As the 2021 Virginia General Assembly gets into full swing, Del. Roslyn Tyler, D-75, provided a statement to the Independent-Messenger highlighting her legislative priorities for the session.

The session commenced virtually on Jan. 13, due to challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. Tyler briefly spoke about the new hurdles facing her and her colleagues in Richmond.