Virginia State Agency Databases

Search for CSAs, farms, farmers' markets, etc. and further refine by product and location. Map below search box offers resources by region.

Determine if an organization soliciting in Virginia is filed with this Office and review available financial information on the organization. Can search by partial or full name of organization.

Locate business entities (not including general partnerships and LLPs) and view details such as entity type, jurisdiction and date of formation, principal office, registered agent, and SCC ID number.

Worried about vicious dogs? Search this database by city, county or town or by zip code. Records include owner address and description of animal. A phone number to report issues with dog is also included. Also includes resources for owners of dangerous dogs.

Searchable by facility name, type of license (or regulated unlicensed status). Information includes capacity, ages of children, inspection dates, and details about any noted violations and related remedial actions. Site alerts users that compliance history is not a rating for a facility.

Can search by zip code, address, name, county or city. All search types have some options to limit.

Can search by offender ID number or name to access public record information on currently incarcerated offenders: ID number, name, gender, race, VADOC release date, and location.

Users can generate lists of plants and animal species that occur in specific counties, watersheds, subwatersheds or regions such as the Cumberland Mountains or the Outer Coastal Plain. Searches can be done on individual or groups of resources, by scientific or common name, taxonomic group, federal or state legal status, and global or state rarity rank.

View or print Biota of Virginia (BOVA) booklets for native and naturalized species of Virginia. Each booklet contains species-specific information on taxonomy, status, life history, occurrence and distribution, land management practices, food habits, habitat, and environmental associations as well as citations to scientific literature. Searchable by species information and geography.

Multiple databases are available, including monthly gas production by well, monthly oil production, permit issuance statistics, driller reports, and more. In many cases, information is exportable to PDF and Excel.

Resource of extensive information about currently licensed medical professionals that includes practice location, telephone number, translating services, percentage of time spent at location(s)); Medicaid and Medicare participation; education; years in active clinical practice; board certifications; hospital affiliation; academic appointments & publications; actions, felony convictions, and paid claims in the most recent ten years. Database is searchable by last name, city or country, or by type of doctor. Advanced search options include area of specialty, VA hospital affiliation, and non-English language spoken by doctor or office staff.

This database contains a growing collection of records originally recorded in courts or jurisdictions that subsequently suffered record losses. These records are from higher or appeal courts, most of which do not presently exist. Among the jurisdictions included in this database are the General Court, the [Supreme] Court of Appeals, the High Court of Chancery, the various Superior Courts of Chancery, and the various District Courts. These records were found while processing chancery causes and other locality materials. The database contains records from collections housed and processed at the Library of Virginia as well as those processed in localities.

From the website, "This collection is comprised of survey records containing information about graves in Blandford Cemetery, located in Petersburg, Virginia. The survey was undertaken by the Historic Blandford Cemetery Foundation from 1987 to 1992 in support of the cemetery's nomination to the National Register of Historic Places." Database may be searched by first name, last name, year of birth, year of death. The survey database is not a complete record of all people buried in the Cemetery and stops at 1992.

Index covers the Will Books and Order Books of 53 VA cities and counties generally to 1800; a few extend beyond that. Full text is not available online. Basic and advanced search are available.

This database is a compilation of various card index files to marriages, so the dates covered and the amount of information vary with each county. Searchable by county, bride or groom name, or keyword; also available is a listing of marriages by free people of color. This isn't a comprehensive index to Virginia marriages.

Available search options include quick, advanced, by employer, by education, and by job number. Searching by skills or by resume criteria requires registration. Searches can be refined by geographic area.

Full text is searchable by keywords; search tips are helpful. Results list shows text snippets while full text of opinions is available in pdf. Site doesn't describe the extent of coverage.

Multiple searchable databases provides access to bills and resolutions, bill summaries, the Code of Virginia, the Virginia Administrative Code, and reports to the General Assembly (with some reports dating back to 1897). Uses can also search across sessions, generally from 1994 to present, by subject or within bill summaries or bills and resolutions.

Search by lobbyist name to see which organization(s) the lobbyist is working for, search by organization name to find out which lobbyist(s) are employed by that organization, or search by principal to find out how much an organization paid its lobbyist(s).

Check the license status and complaint history of contractors; real estate individuals, businesses, and schools; home inspectors; geologists; polygraph examiners; and more. Search by name, zip code, or license/certificate number, with the option to limit by area(s) of practice. A separate keyword search exists for disciplinary actions occurring on or after April 1, 2002 for those records appearing in License Lookup.

This collection contains information about the service of individual Virginian sailors, though it is not comprehensive. Searchable by keyword (including name), branch of service, and ship name.

The primary purpose of the Virginia Military Dead Database is to honor those Virginians that have given their lives in defense of freedom. It pulls together information from a wide variety of sources and makes that information more accessible. For more information consult the Introduction to the Virginia Military Dead Database and the Source Guides.

From data housed in the Traffic Records Electronic Data System (TREDS), which centralizes crash information from across the state, users can create customizable reports by choosing jurisdiction, time frame, and report type; view pre-formatted annual reports; or use the interactive crash mapping feature.