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Three minutes at a podium beats three hundred comments online.

Everything here can be done by one person in an evening, without joining anything or giving your name.

Build a three-minute script
Stafford County Courthouse. Silent, two seconds. Filmed by Uncage RRJ, 2026. The people who vote this jail's budget are elected in this county and three others.

Pick a topic. Take the numbers with you.

Every figure is from the Authority's July 23, 2026 agenda packet, documented on The Record. Say the numbers; the numbers are what the minutes record.

Read it at your own Board of Supervisors or City Council. They appropriate this jail's money and take public comment on weekday evenings.

Choose a topic to build the script.

Roughly three minutes read aloud at a normal pace. Say your name and your locality first; they will ask.

The rooms

Where the money is voted, and where it is spent

The Authority Board

Quarterly, at the jail, Roll Call Room, weekday afternoons; public comment first. Most recent meeting on record: July 23, 2026 — the packet behind nearly every figure here. The FY’27 increase passed on January 22, 2026, with one public comment.

The next date goes here when the notice is published. Check the Authority's website; if you see it first, tell us.

The four bodies that pay for it

Stafford, Spotsylvania and King George Boards of Supervisors, and Fredericksburg City Council. Each meets on a published schedule, mostly evenings, and takes public comment. Each received an FY’27 invoice: operational impacts totaling $3,090,128.00 across the four.

The easiest rooms to be heard in, and the ones that decide the number. Schedules are on each locality's website.

Who to write, and what they actually control

The roster

Public bodies and officials named in our records correspondence. Use each office’s public channel. Write like a neighbor: one ask, one number, your locality, your name. Copy uncagerrj@protonmail.com to put it on the record here.

Public officials and offices with authority over the records and the money
WhoContact routeWhat they control
Santina ThelenFOIA Officer, Rappahannock Regional Jail Authority Use the public contact channel listed by the office.Records requests and responses.
Col. Kevin HudsonSuperintendent, Rappahannock Regional Jail Use the public contact channel listed by the office.Operations and records custody.
RRJA administrationGeneral administration, Rappahannock Regional Jail Authority Use the public contact channel listed by the office.Institutional receipt.
Lisa EdwardsProcurement Officer, Rappahannock Regional Jail Authority Use the public contact channel listed by the office.Contracts, bids and sole-source justifications.
Ryan MehaffeySpotsylvania County — sitting Authority Board member Use the public contact channel listed by the office.Votes on this budget as a member of the Board.
Deuntay DiggsStafford County — elected official, member locality Use the public contact channel listed by the office.Appropriates Stafford's share.
Maya GuyStafford County — elected official, member locality Use the public contact channel listed by the office.Appropriates Stafford's share.
Virginia FOIA Advisory Council§ 30-179 — state advisory body, not an enforcement agency Use the public contact channel listed by the office.Issues advisory opinions on FOIA disputes.

No home addresses, personal numbers or private accounts. We will not publish them; do not send them.

Fifteen minutes

File a records request

The five-working-day clock runs for you too, and refusals across many requesters are their own evidence.

The template and the seven rules

An evening

Offer or ask for a ride

Tell us where you are and whether you are offering or asking. We match by hand. No public board, no names.

Send it through intake

Five minutes

Say what you saw

Inside, love someone inside, or worked there: the intake page takes it, at the consent tier you choose, with no name required.

Tell us what you saw

Candidates for sheriff and supervisor

The standard, published before any assessment: will you support release of jail records without a fight, will you back a pretrial presumption of release for non-violent charges, will you require behavioral health service interruptions to be disclosed to the Board in writing, and will you vote for a cost model that separates fixed from marginal cost per prisoner day.

Assessments appear here as completed: the candidate's own words, or “did not respond.” We endorse no one.