Election Day is just around the corner. It’s an opportunity to make an investment in our community. An investment to protect our way of life, to help shape the future, and make our community a better place for the next generation. In the Jefferson District, that would be a vote for Brad Rosenberger.

I have served eight years on the Culpeper Planning Commission and eight years on the Culpeper County Board of Supervisors. I came to know Brad Rosenberger well. Through those 16 years of community service, Brad Rosenberger earned my respect.

I watched many cases come forward that had a huge impact on individuals and Culpeper County. Brad Rosenberger was always prepared, informed and had firsthand knowledge regarding each case. Brad is very conservative, especially with tax payer’s money. He is a successful business man and brings that experience and skill to the table. Brad also has the gift of finding common ground and always votes for what is best for Culpeper. He is committed to building the tax base with clean industry and businesses thereby keeping our personal taxes lower. Brad strongly supports education, fire and safety, and our beautiful rule community. Agriculture is his passion. Do you know how many families a farmer feeds today?

Brad Rosenberger and his family spend endless hours pushing snow keeping emergency routes open and safe for the rest of us to travel. They clear secondary roads and neighborhood roads once that’s done. Believe me, that takes commitment and lots of wear and tear on equipment. Brad strongly supports agriculture and helps Future Farmers by buying livestock they have raised.

You will never hear Brad talk about those services he and family provide. He is a humble man who is glad to always help. Brad Rosenberger has his priorities in order.

Brad’s opponent has spent his entire campaign blasting Brad and making promises he can’t keep. Brad believes in board governance, he practices it and has given speeches in Richmond regarding it. Every decision made at the board of supervisors meeting is a board decision and not one made by one individual who thinks Culpeper needs change or is broken. Especially by an individual who has no local government experience.

Let’s keep Culpeper County one of the best places to live, work and to raise a family. Brad has worked hard for Culpeper, he has been part of that achievement and it’s been a great experience. Let’s keep Culpeper County on the high ground by re-electing Brad Rosenberger.

—Larry W. Aylor
Culpeper