Stafford, Va. — Changes are coming to the Stafford County Board of Supervisors, and some outgoing Board members on Tuesday will be commended.
Board Chairman and Garrisonville District Supervisor Mark Dudenhefer (R), Griffis-Widewater District Supervisor Bob Woodson (D), and George Washington District Supervisor Harry Crisp (D), all be out at the end of the month. Crisp and Woodson chose not to run for reelection and will see their terms expire Dec. 31. Dudenhefer was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates to represent the 2nd District which includes portions of eastern Prince William and Stafford counties.
During Tuesday’s Board meeting, county officials plan to recognize the three men for their service to the Board.
In November, voters chose Independent Jack Cavalier to replace Woodson on the Board. Cavalier previously served on the Stafford Board of Supervisors four years ago.
Voters chose Republican and retired Marine Bob Thomas to serve as the George Washington District Supervisor.
Dudenhefer is expected to step down from the Board at the end of the month to focus his attention on his new duties as a Delegate in Richmond. County officials are currently accepting applications for his replacement, which will serve on an interim basis.
About the outgoing Board members
Mark Dudenhefer
Elected Garrisonville District Supervisor in 2005, reelected for second term in 2009
Served as Board Vice Chairman in 2007, Chairman from 2010 – 2011
Served on Quantico Growth Management Committee during BRAC relocation
Service on George Washington Regional Commission, 2009 Chairman
Served on Fredericksburg Area Metropoltian Planning Organization, Chairman 2008 – 2009
Founding member, served as first president of Colonial Forge Parent-Teacher-Student Association
Harry Crisp, II
Elected George Washington District Supervisor in 2007
Served as chairman of the Board’s Infrastructure Committee
Served on Board Budget and Finance, Community and Economic Development committees
Served on committee to establish a Civil War Park in Stafford County
Served on Fredericksburg Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, Chairman fiscal 2012
Rappahannock Regional Waste Management Board Landfill, Chairman 2010
Robert “Bob” Woodson
Elected Griffis-Widewater District Supervisor in 2008
Served on Public Safety, Complete Count Census committees, Committee of 4000, Social Services Board
Active in George Washington Regional Commission, Fredericksburg Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, Quantico Growth Management Committee, Rappahannock Juvenile Detention Commission, and Green Government Commission
