About PASAP

The Virginia Peninsula Alcohol Safety Action Program (Peninsula ASAP) Mission

The mission of the Virginia Peninsula Alcohol Safety Action Program (Peninsula ASAP) is to deter impaired driving and reduce recidivism among individuals convicted of driving under the influence (DUI). Our goals include increasing public awareness, enhancing law enforcement efforts to identify and apprehend impaired drivers, and supporting the judicial process in holding offenders accountable.

Peninsula ASAP ensures that individuals referred to our program receive appropriate education and/or treatment services. We are committed to raising community awareness about the dangers of substance abuse and DUI, promoting prevention strategies, and informing the public about the legal, civil, and safety consequences of impaired driving.

Message from the Executive Director

To the citizens and residents of the Virginia Peninsula,

It is my honor to serve as the Executive Director of Peninsula ASAP. As a lifelong public servant, my commitment to justice and human rights drives my work. I view the law not only as a means of accountability but also as a vehicle for transformation. This perspective inspires my ongoing efforts to serve our communities and foster meaningful change.

We aim to promote public safety and prevent impaired driving through outreach, education, and collaboration. Thank you for partnering with us to build a safer, healthier Peninsula.

Sincerely,

Rohan M. Williams

Profile Summary

Rohan M. Williams is a seasoned public service and corporate leader with over 30 years of experience in law enforcement, military service, compliance management, and public safety. He is the Owner and President of Simple Solutions Consulting LLC, where he offers strategic consulting services grounded in decades of leadership and community service.

Educational Background and Professional Development

Rohan holds a Master of Arts in Law (LLM) from Regent University School of Law (2022), a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Saint Leo University (2015), and an Associate of Science in Social Science from Thomas Nelson Community College (2005).

He has also completed professional certifications and programs at Columbia Business School, Washington State University, U.C. Davis, Clemson University, and Tulane University— demonstrating his dedication to lifelong learning and professional excellence.

Community Involvement and Affiliations

Rohan is actively involved in community advocacy. He is a proud member of the Jamaica College Old Boys Association. He serves on the Peninsula Historic Triangle Drug Prevention Coalition, helping to promote substance abuse prevention and community well-being.

Personal Interests

Outside of his professional duties, Rohan is an enthusiastic mentor and coach, with a particular focus on soccer and track and field. He also enjoys gardening and landscaping, reflecting his deep appreciation for nature and the outdoors.

HISTORICAL INFORMATION ABOUT VIRGINIA PENINSULA ASAP

Peninsula ASAP commenced its operation on June 5, 1974, marking a pivotal moment for Public Highway Safety.

Virginia House of Delegates Honors PASAP's 52-Year Legacy of Service and Public Safety

The Peninsula Alcohol Safety Action Program (PASAP) was honored through House Resolution No. 2123, recognizing the agency's 52-year legacy of service, innovation, and leadership in promoting highway safety and supporting the judicial system throughout the Commonwealth. During a special recognition ceremony held on September 21, 2026, at 102 Pratt Street, Delegate Virgil Thornton presented the Resolution, which commended PASAP for its longstanding commitment to public safety and offender accountability. Established on June 5, 1974, PASAP is one of Virginia's oldest Alcohol Safety Action Programs and serves Hampton, Newport News, Poquoson, Williamsburg, York County, James City County, and Charles City County. Each year, the agency provides education, monitoring, and intervention services to approximately 7,000 individuals. The Resolution highlighted PASAP's leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic, its development of innovative online services, and its successful role in helping re-establish the Alexandria ASAP program in 2022. The Resolution will be permanently archived by the Virginia House of Delegates as a lasting recognition of PASAP's contributions to the Commonwealth and the communities it serves. For more than five decades, PASAP has remained dedicated to protecting Virginia's roadways, supporting the courts, and helping build safer communities throughout the Peninsula region.