Jackson seeks to replace the long-serving Gil Trenum on the Prince William County School Board.
When it comes to whether or not she’d support a combined $396 million park and road bond for the county, she’s on the fence.
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The Democrat says the combined $396 million will improve the quality of life in Prince William County.
“We need to address roads because our traffic is impacting commutes and quality of life,” Zargarpur told me.
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The Democrat says the projects outlined in a combined $396 million road and park bonds program will go far to address the county’s infrastructure needs.
“The projects are needed to move us forward,” Sheikh told Potomac Local.
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The candidate is yet another who is supportive of borrowing up to $396 million for road and park projects in Prince William County.
Why it matters: A $355 million road bond and a $41 million park bond would be used for multiple projects across the county.
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The two-time candidate for the Neabsco District School Board seat says he supports a combined $396 million park and road bond.
The Board of County Supervisors would ultimately borrow the cash for the bonds.
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Jacqueline Gaston says, as a Prince William County resident, she’ll vote to approve a combined $396 million in bonds.
“Yes. Route 28 issues must be addressed, and the park improvements enhance our communities,” said Gaston.
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She’s a Democrat who is vying to unseat Jeanine Lawson, who represents the Brentsville District on the Prince William Board of County Supervisors.
The bonds total $396 million, and if approved by voters on Election Day November 5, would be used to fund projects to improve the county’s road network and recreational facilities.
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The Democratic nominee for the Prince Willliam Board of County Supervisors Chairman At-large seat supports a combined $396 million road and park bond on the November 5 ballot.
“Yes, because the road bond has money for fixing Route 28, and we need it to leverage state and federal money,” Wheeler told Potomac Local.
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Andrea Bailey is running to be the next Potomac District representative on the Prince William Board of County Supervisors.
She supports the passage of the proposed combined $396 million in park and road bonds.