1. How do I amend my radioactive materials license? How much does it cost?
Renewals or amendments may be requested in a letter. The letter should clearly state what changes are requested, and should reference existing license conditions that are to be changed.
There is no cost for a license renewal or amendment.
2. When do I amend my radioactive materials license?
Any time there is a change in the information on the license, such as, a change of address, deletion or addition of users, amount and/or type of radioactive material being used.
3. Where can I obtain information about licensing radioactive material in Virginia?
Questions about radioactive materials licenses in Virginia should be directed to Ryan Paris at (804) 786-5932.
4. Where can I obtain general information about radiation and radiation safety.
Additional information about radiation in general can be found at the Radiation and Health Physics WWW site.
5. Who do I notify if I need to bring radioactive materials into Virginia? How much does it cost?
Any person or entity desiring to temporarily bring non-exempt radioactive material into Virginia, must notify the Licensing Program at least three days prior to entering the State.
A current copy of the requestor's radioactive materials license must be on file with the Licensing Program.
There is no fee for reciprocity in Virginia.
6. How do I report radiation emergencies or incidents?
During normal working hours (8:00 - 5:00), the telephone number is (804) 864-8150. Outside of normal working hours, please call the Va. Dept. of Emergency Services at (800) 468-8829 in-state or (804) 674-2400 nationwide.
Radiological Health Program | James Madison Building, 7th Floor | 109 Governor Street, Room 730 | Richmond, VA 23219 | Telephone (804) 864-8150 | Fax: (804) 864-8155