Chad Green is From Here, For Us
Chad Green was born in Newport News and has lived nearly his entire life on the Peninsula. He is a graduate of the Hampton Roads Academy and of the University of Alabama. Chad earned his law degree from the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University and is admitted to practice in Alabama, Virginia, and the United States Supreme Court. Chad currently practices law for his own small business in Newport News.
Chad is also a licensed commercial waterman, boat captain, and a published author.
Before being elected to the House of Delegates, Chad served on the York County Board of Supervisors for eight years. As Supervisor, he crafted budgets that kept taxes low, funded law enforcement, and provided a world-class education to our kids. During his time on the Board, he served as Chairman for two years and Vice Chairman for one year.
As your delegate, Chad serves on the House Committees on Education and Privileges and Elections. There, he works with leaders across Virginia to ensure a world-class education for Virginia’s future. Delegate Chad Green has been recognized as one of the most successful freshmen delegates: passing seven bills as chief patron, three bills as chief co-patron, and co-sponsoring over 150 pieces of legislation during his tenure in the House of Delegates.
Outside of his public service, Chad is active in his community. He is a founding member of the Peninsula chapter of Ducks Unlimited, which supports wetland and duck habitat conservation. Chad is also the past President of the Grafton Kiwanis Club, has served on the Board of Directors of the Victory YMCA, conducted fundraising for the Boy Scouts of America Colonial Council, volunteered for the Virginia Living Museum, and served on the Board of Directors for the York County Waterways Alliance. He is also a lifetime member of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
Chad resides in Seaford with his wife, Ashley, and his two children, across the lane from where his grandfather once lived. He attends Zion United Methodist Church.
