Re-elect Bea as Rivanna Supervisor
As Rivanna District supervisor, Bea has continously:
Prioritized Public Safety for people living throughout the Rivanna District
Through continued support of Albemarle County Fire Rescue, Stony Point Volunteer Fire Company, and our County Police Department
Provided Continued Support to Our Education System
By prioritizing schools that serve the education needs of all of our children and building three new schools in five years
Maintained a Vibrant County Parks System
To ensure all Rivanna residents have access to recreational spaces for active, passive, and mental health enjoyment
Implemented Climate Resilience Throughout Rivanna
To buffer our community against large storms, heavy rains, and heat-related events which are predicted to increase with climate change
Supported Agriculture Cultivation in the District
While protecting Albemarle County’s rural beauty and biodiversity by prioritizing growth in developmental areas
Addressed Affordable Housing Concerns
To allow our fire and rescue, police, teachers, and health care professionals the opportunity to live in Albemarle through workforce housing
Implemented Comprehensive Broadband
To all parts of the Rivanna district to address health and safety, educational promotion, and the growth of local business needs
Required Good Governance
By ensuring fiscal responsibility while meeting the needs of our community
VOTE FOR BEA NOVEMBER 7TH
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Bea LaPisto-Kirtley joins Jay James on WINA to share what’s happening at the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors to keep community members informed.
FAQ
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My platform covers four major issues:
1) Commitment to protecting the beauty and viability of our rural areas
2) Recognizing the importance of community planning for climate change/resilience
3) Passionate supporter of quality education for all children
4) Addressing affordable housing issues with our community partners to achieve sustainable solutions
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Initiatives championed during my first term:
1) Forming of the Albemarle County Parks Foundation
2) Expanding the use of Free Bridge Lane into a Greenway Promenade for bikers, walkers, runners, as well as lovers of nature
3) Expanding the use of photo speed cameras on our rural roads which would help control speeding efficiently and cost-effectively
4) Supporting our Stony Point Volunteer Fire Rescue Department in receiving an ambulance and tanker truck
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The professional and collaborative nature of the Board, along woth County staff dedication towards serving our community.
“I SUPPORT BEA LAPISTO KIRTLEY FOR BOARD OF SUPERVISORS - RIVANNA DISTRICT”
— Richard Alonzo
Testimonials
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“Bea has always followed through on everything she has stated. I've worked with Bea on her previous campaign and she has lived up to her campaign promises since she earned her Board seat. A person in politics with integrity isn't always easy to find.”
Ty Cooper
Filmmaker
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"I announce to the world, and specifically to Albemarle County residents: You want something done and done in the most ethical, committed way? Then vote for Bea. She is the proper steward for our taxpayer dollars and she is the proper steward for our green spaces and our river."
Sara M. Robinson
Poet and Playwright. Mineral Industry Executive, Retired.
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"I have known Bea LaPisto-Kirtley for over forty years. She is a dedicated public servant; responsible, accountable and decisive. Bea has always been an advocate for the education of our children and a strong voice for her constituents."
Richard Alonzo
District School Superintendent, Retired
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"Bea listens to her constituents - she makes sure that concerns are followed up and that the right people are included in the conversation. That level of attention is key In local government and I deeply appreciate that with Bea, our voices are heard."
Teddy Hamilton
Senior Environmental Scientist
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