Issues

Pro-Family

• Marty and his wife Kris live in the mid-county area with their four wonderful children: Rachel, Nicholas, Jack, and Teddy.

• Committed Pro-Life Republican

• Kept property taxes the lowest in the Northern Virginia by cutting millions in spending from the County Budget

• Secured hundreds of acres of new parkland & open space, while opening & revitalizing neighborhood playgrounds and constructing the new state-of-the-art Coles Little League Fields

• Championed the fight to keep our local, neighborhood libraries open and fully funded

• Revised proffer language so that developers would be required to donate land for new schools, reducing our need to use trailers as classrooms

• Honored by local and national groups, including the Boys & Girls Club, CASA, and the Congressional Coalition for Adoption Institute for his dedication to abused, neglected, & at-risk youth

 

Pro-Business

• Lead the charge to make Prince William County #1 in Job Creation in Virginia and the DC Region (source CNN)

• Cut taxes on local small businesses to spur economic development

• Invested in roads, public transit, schools, and the overall quality of life for Prince William County to attract new businesses and create local jobs

• Reduced regulations and cut bureaucratic red tape to encourage entrepreneurship and streamline business start-ups

• Prince William Chamber of Commerce: Member (2001-Present), Board of Directors (2007-2010)

• President of Appliance Connection, a Prince William based family-owned business

• Bachelors of Science in Economics from George Mason University

 

Pro-Prince William County

• Balanced the budget earning a AAA bond rating – a rating given to less than 1% of all jurisdictions in the country

• Strengthened our public safety agencies leading to a 30% drop in violent crime -  a 15-year low, a 41% reduction in hit and runs, and the detention and transfer of over 3000 criminal illegal aliens to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for deportation

• Widened Prince William Parkway, Minnieville Road, and Spriggs Road reducing congestion and shortening your commute

• Required that developers pay for transportation improvements before new houses can be built

• Worked every day to keep Prince William County a great place to live, work, and raise a family!