With the retirement of Supervisor Gerry Hyland, Mt. Vernon is losing passionate fighter with decades of experience. Our next Supervisor must be an experienced leader that will fight for our community's fair share of resources and who has a track record and results.
Mount Vernon has four good candidates who are running. Each have their accomplishments and positive attributes.
However, Dan Storck is the only choice for Mount Vernon and I am proud to endorse his campaign for Supervisor for the TUESDAY, JUNE 9 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
Mount Vernon has four good candidates who are running. Each have their accomplishments and positive attributes.
However, Dan Storck is the only choice for Mount Vernon and I am proud to endorse his campaign for Supervisor for the TUESDAY, JUNE 9 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
Dan has lived in the Stratford Landing neighborhood of Mount Vernon for over 25 years with his wife Deb and their three children. He previously served as President of the West Potomac High School PTSA and President of Good Shepherd Housing's Board. Dan was first elected as the Mount Vernon Representative to the Fairfax County School Board in 2004.
Unlike the other candidates, Dan can also point to specific concrete results that he has achieved for the Mount Vernon District.
- Opened three brand new schools (South County H.S., South County M.S. and Laurel Hill E.S.) in Mount Vernon in order to tackle overcrowding issues
- Worked to fund construction for two entirely new elementary schools on the Route 1 Corridor in the next few years (at Fort Belvoir E.S. #2 and Pinewood Lake-Area E.S.)
- Renovated or expanded ten existing Mt. Vernon schools with an additional Mt. Vernon seven schools in planning or currently under renovation
- Personally re-worked the financing of the South County Middle School development and saved taxpayers $35 Million in financing
- Fought for full-day kindergarten for all Fairfax County Schools
- Created the Smart Services, Smart Savings initiative that has saved taxpayers $1 million by increasing efficiency and cutting unnecessary costs
- Secured a needs-based staffing formula which secured a lower relative student-teacher ratio for most Mt. Vernon area schools
- Fought to create the Priority School Initiative which supplements staffing at the neediest schools
- Prioritized teachers' salaries in the budget
Dan also understands that the strength of our schools is directly tied to the quality of housing and transit on the Route 1 Corridor and has made clear to me that he will work to revitalize Route 1 and extend the Yellow Line as soon as possible.
He has also made clear that he finds the explosion of predatory lending on U.S. 1 intolerable and that he will fight to get them under control.
In order to fight for these priorities, he needs your support. Please join me in voting for Dan Storck on Tuesday, June 9 and click below to get involved with his campaign this week.
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