I have the education and professional skills in marketing, communication and public relations to engage citizens and bring them together to solve tough problems and move Manassas forward.
I will work with the City to form a Public Image Committee to increase positive awareness and focus on the assets in our City selecting citizens as ambassadors for the community to curate content for an online website to share information.
Jonathan Way seeks another term on the Manassas City Council. Over the years, Way has focused on development issues in the city. He’s also made the preservation of a now defunct water tower next to a city fire house a key pet project. We sent a questionnaire to Way, and all other candidates […]
Manassas residents will head to the polls for the November 8, 2016 General Election to choose who should fill three open council seats, and a new mayor. Find your polling place We sent a questionnaire to Youlen, and all other candidates seeking office for the Manassas Park Governing Body. His responses are below: PL: What […]
Office equipment is currently a $50,000 budget line item and I would change that for the next two years to by special request and approval only. We had many upgrades recently and should be fine without upgrades the next two years in my opinion.
Refinancing current debt is the biggest saving for the stability of Manassas Park and if this is not already done by the time I take office I will push forward to see what can be done with the existing rate we currently pay. I also want to go to all business and create a common media site FB/Twitter to get special events that any local businesses can use to get announcements out to the community.
Mehtab Singh Kahlon is running as a write-in candidate for one of two open seats on the Manassas Park Governing Body.
The Independent is a first-time candidate.
Originally from Philadelphia, the pastor is making his first bid in a write-in campaign for a seat on the Manassas Park Governing Body.
Miriam Paula Machado is running as a write-in candidate for the Manassas Park City Governing Body.
She hopes to fill one of two open council seats on the board.
She lost it last November to Emily Fallon who is sentenced to serve one year in prison after she stole more than $23,000 from the Anne E. Moncure Elementary School PTO, while she was the president of the organization.
Press release:
“Make a Difference,”that is what the 138 dedicated volunteers did at the FOTO River cleanup on Saturday, October 15, 2016 at five sites along the Occoquan Watershed.
A gun was found in the backpack of a 17-year-old Colonial Forge High School student.
From Stafford sheriff’s spokeswoman MC Moncure:
