Loudoun County Virginia, Dulles District Supervisor Matthew F. Letourneau

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Matthew is originally from Massachusetts. He has a bachelor's degree in politics from the Catholic University. He lives with his wife, Margaret, and their four children in Chantilly. He attends Corpus Christi Catholic Parish in Stone Ridge.

Matthew is the managing director of communications and media at the Global Energy Institute at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. He used to be a senior aide in the United States Senate.

Matthew F. Letourneau is currently the county supervisor representing the Dulles District. He was first elected in 2011 and has been in office for three terms.

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As a metro board member, he voted for the Metro's silver line extension into Loudoun County.

Said, "Over the last 12 years, I think we’ve made a real difference in Dulles South, and I’m proud of what we’ve achieved. But there are still major initiatives that I started and want to see progress, like building an interchange at Loudoun County Parkway and Route 50, and the Route 50 North Collector Road.”

- As a metro board member, he voted for the Metro's silver line extension into Loudoun County.
- Said, "Over the last 12 years, I think we’ve made a real difference in Dulles South, and I’m proud of what we’ve achieved. But there are still major initiatives that I started and want to see progress, like building an interchange at Loudoun County Parkway and Route 50, and the Route 50 North Collector Road.”

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of July 18, 2023, Matthew F. Letourneau’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Plans to continue building the Dulles South road network, specifically Arcola Blvd, Northstar Blvd, Route 50 and Braddock Rd.

Wants to improve new restaurants and retail opportunities.

Supports zoning and land use projects around Loudoun Metro stations.

- Plans to continue building the Dulles South road network, specifically Arcola Blvd, Northstar Blvd, Route 50 and Braddock Rd.
- Wants to improve new restaurants and retail opportunities.
- Supports zoning and land use projects around Loudoun Metro stations.

Public Services

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As a county supervisor, he oversaw the reorganization of the Loudoun County fire rescue.

As a county supervisor, he approved criminal regulations for Metro-related crimes, which allows Metro Transit Police, MWAA Police and the Loudoun County Sheriff to enforce infractions that occur on trains while in Loudoun.

- As a county supervisor, he oversaw the reorganization of the Loudoun County fire rescue.
- As a county supervisor, he approved criminal regulations for Metro-related crimes, which allows Metro Transit Police, MWAA Police and the Loudoun County Sheriff to enforce infractions that occur on trains while in Loudoun.

Public Safety

Opposes initiatives supported by special interests that would increase taxes.

As a county supervisor, he supported funding to construct Hanson Park and to improve construction in some Loudoun County schools

Said, "we must make smart land use decisions and invest in infrastructure, while recognizing the financial pressures that families are feeling due to inflation, tolls and taxes.”

- Opposes initiatives supported by special interests that would increase taxes.
- As a county supervisor, he supported funding to construct Hanson Park and to improve construction in some Loudoun County schools
- Said, "we must make smart land use decisions and invest in infrastructure, while recognizing the financial pressures that families are feeling due to inflation, tolls and taxes.”

Taxes & Budget

Matthew F. Letourneau

Matthew is originally from Massachusetts. He has a bachelor's degree in politics from The Catholic University. He lives with his wife, Margaret, and their four children in Chantilly. He attends Corpus Christi Catholic Parish in Stone Ridge.

Matthew is the managing director of communications and media at the Global Energy Institute at the US Chamber of Commerce, where he has been for 14 years. He previously worked in the United States Senate as a senior aide.

Matthew F. Letourneau is currently the County Supervisor representing the Dulles District. He was elected in 2011 and has served three terms.

- As a Metro board member, he voted for the Metro's silver line extension into Loudoun County.
- Said, "Over the last 12 years, I think we’ve made a real difference in Dulles South, and I’m proud of what we’ve achieved. But there are still major initiatives that I started and want to see progress, like building an interchange at Loudoun County Parkway and Route 50, and the Route 50 North Collector Road.”

As of July 18, 2023, Matthew F. Letourneau’s website did not contain information on this issue and Matthew F. Letourneau did not complete our questionnaire.

- As County Supervisor, he oversaw the reorganization of the Loudoun County fire rescue.
- As County Supervisor, he approved criminal regulations for Metro-related crimes, which allows Metro Transit Police, MWAA Police and the Loudoun County Sheriff to enforce infractions that occur on trains while in Loudoun.

- Opposes initiatives supported by special interests that would increase taxes.
- As a County Supervisor, he supported funding to construct Hanson Park and to improve construction in some Loudoun County schools
- Said, "we must make smart land use decisions and invest in infrastructure, while recognizing the financial pressures that families are feeling due to inflation, tolls and taxes.”

Matthew is the managing director of communications and media. He works at the Global Energy Institute at the US Chamber of Commerce, where he has been for 14 years. He previously worked in the United States Senate as a senior aide.

Matthew F. Letourneau is currently the county supervisor representing the Dulles District. He was elected in 2011 and has served three terms.

- As county supervisor, he oversaw the reorganization of the Loudoun County fire rescue.
- As county supervisor, he approved criminal regulations for Metro-related crimes, which allows Metro Transit Police, MWAA Police and the Loudoun County Sheriff to enforce infractions that occur on trains while in Loudoun.

- The board of supervisors collaborates to establish and carry out county policies, including setting local tax rates, approving land use plans, and managing the county budget.  
- Board members are responsible for appointing county officials and overseeing key areas such as education, public safety, environmental regulations, business policies, and transportation systems.  
- Each supervisor typically represents a specific district within the county.  
- In Virginia, most supervisors are elected in partisan races during odd-numbered years and serve four-year terms.