Supervisor Penny Gross once again failed to prioritize Mason District’s needs in the County budget.
Unnecessary and costly programs were approved.
The Board of Supervisors raised taxes on Mason District Residents.
Tysons Corner property owners received relief. No relief for Mason.
It is time for a change. Mason District’s representation on the Board of Supervisors has not benefited Mason District over the past 24 years. Another four years will undoubtedly lead to more poor financial decisions including the construction of a $250,000,000 government services building that will destroy any hope for revitalization of Bailey’s Crossroads. We cannot wait any longer; citizens of Mason District must demand leadership that will listen.
Gary Aiken will fight for Mason’s priorities: revitalization of our neighborhoods, safety of our citizens, and fiscal sanity in the budget process.
Election day is November 5, 2019.
Learn more about Gary Aiken and his campaign by visiting www.thegpac.com.