Finance Section

The Finance Section is responsible for the receipt, disbursement, reporting and budgeting of Department monies in accordance with state and federal guidelines. The Virginia State Police finance section follows the Prompt Payment Act which requires state agencies that acquire goods and services, or conduct business through contractual agreements with non-governmental and privately-owned businesses, to pay by the “required” payment due date for delivered goods and services.

Chief Financial Officer:
Mr. David M. Morrison

Phone: (804) 674-4603
Fax: (804) 674-2214
Email: david.morrison@vsp.virginia.gov

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 27472
Richmond, VA 23261
Attn:  Finance

Physical Address:
Administrative Headquarters
7700 Midlothian Turnpike
North Chesterfield, VA 23235

The Finance Section is responsible for the receipt, disbursement, reporting and budgeting of Department monies in accordance with state and federal guidelines.

Accounts Payable

Accounts Payable Manager:
Ms. Tamara Waddler – (804) 674-2146

Invoices Concerning

Gasoline purchases
Ms. Donna Anderson – (804) 674-2641

Goods/services paid for by credit card
Ms. Chelsea Cook – (804) 674-3778
Ms. Linda King – (804) 674-2391
Ms. Donna Anderson – (804) 674-2641

Utilities
Ms. Linda King – (804) 674-2391

Travel
Ms. LaChell Taylor – (804) 674-2612

Accounts Receivable/Reporting

Accounts Receivable Manager:
Ms. Van Vu – (804) 674-2015
Email: van.vu@vsp.virginia.gov

E-Receivables:
Phone: (804) 674-2146

Budget

Budget and Grants Director:
Mr. Dwayne A. Easter – (804) 674-2142

dwayne.easter@vsp.virginia.gov

Grants Manager:
Ms. Kim Barnes – (804) 674-2033

kim.barnes@vsp.virginia.gov

Seized Asset Coordinator:
Ms. Kim Barnes
Phone: (804) 674-2033
Email: Seizedasset.accountant@vsp.virginia.gov

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 27472
Richmond, VA 23261
Attn: Budget

Controller

Controller:
Ms. Magdalena Francisco
Phone:  (804) 674-2021
Email: lena.francisco@vsp.virginia.gov

Fixed Assets and Payroll

Manager:
Mr. Maurice Liggins
Phone:  (804) 674-2685

Commonwealth of Virginia Prompt Payment Policy

The Prompt Payment Act requires state agencies that acquire goods and services, or conduct business through contractual agreements with non-governmental and privately-owned businesses, to pay by the “required” payment due date for delivered goods and services.

  • A state agency is any authority, board, department, institution, or any other unit of state government.
  • The required payment due date is established by the terms of the contract; or if a contract is not in existence, thirty calendar days after the receipt of a proper invoice, or thirty days after the receipt of goods or services, whichever is later.

Additionally, the Prompt Payment Act provides for the following:

  • Promotes timely vendor payments;
  • Improves vendor relationships;
  • Promotes competition;
  • Reduces the cost of goods and services provided to the Commonwealth;
  • Facilitates sound cash management; and
  • Increases the investment potential for the Department of the Treasury (DOT).

Prompt Payment forms