As your current supervisor, Brad Rosenberger has helped lead the way for 32 years on the Culpeper Board of Supervisors!
He has fought to ensure our quality of life will remain high while we grow as a community. Brad has worked tirelessly to attract high-tech clean industry jobs that blend well with our agricultural base and rural character while fighting off developers who saw Culpeper as a blank slate to create sprawl and dense population centers.
While calculated and managed growth helps to maintain our economy and give everyone services and features they desire; “rapid” growth has strained our support system and raised costs as it has in neighboring communities.
Highlights & Accomplishments
With 3 decades of service on the Board, and having been elected 6 times to serve as Chairman of the Board, Brad does not need on the job training. He has worked on the State and local levels, using common sense instead of political or ideological orthodoxy to arrive at solutions. This has garnered him deep respect within the community as well as at all levels of government. Brad cares about your family and has the voting record that demonstrates our shared values.
- $96 Million in new Economic Development projects and expansion of existing businesses in the past two years
- Culpeper, for the first time has an AAA bond rating, allowing the county to borrow infrastructure funds at the lowest possible rate. This is the result of excellent management.
- No Tax Rate Increases in the past four years
- The County now enjoys the best working relationship with our School Board we have had in many years
- Public Safety and well-being has always been of paramount importance to Brad – EMS, Fire & Rescue, Law Enforcement
- Rural Charm – Agriculture still remains the largest industry in Culpeper County. As a 5th generation farmer and business owner, Brad knows the importance that agriculture plays in keeping our taxes low, warding off urban sprawl and maintaining our rural heritage.
- Brad was presented the Outstanding Agribusiness Award in 2007 by Culpeper County Chamber of Commerce
- Brad chaired the Board through negotiations of a landmark water and sewer agreement between the Town and County
- Member of Jeffersonton Baptist Church for over 50 years
Help Re-Elect Brad, and He Will:
- Continue to protect the rural character and integrity of our county
- Continue to support economic development
- Continue to support our school system, its teachers, and staff
- Continue to be a good listener and have spirited debates with the intent on making the very best decision possible after hearing all viewpoints
- Continue to be respectful of your time and interest in public service
- Run a Lean Government
- Work to Keep Taxes Affordable
- Make Future-Minded Decisions Grow Clean Industry/Hi-Tech Jobs Support putting VOTECH programs back in Schools Will Push for Adequate, Faster Internet Service for all
Experience Matters!
We have several issues that are in progress here in Culpeper County, including:
- County Budget
- Rezonings
- School Budget Request/Funding
- New Job Creation and Income Opportunities