Andrea Bailey is from St. Louis, Missouri. Andrea received her Bachelor of Science in Media Studies from Webster University. She got a Master of Science in Human Resource Management and Development from National-Louis University. She lives with her husband in Dumfries, Virginia. She attends the First Mount Zion Baptist Church.

Andrea Bailey has been a business owner for over 10 years. She used to own Affairs Remembered. She is also Diaconate leader and teacher.

Andrea Bailey is currently the county supervisor representing the Potomac District. She was elected in 2019 and is serving her first term. She is the Vice Chair of the Board of County Supervisors in Prince William County.

Plans to extend Metro rail services in the county.

Advocates for solutions to traffic bottlenecks.

- Wants to make buses free for seniors.
- Plans to extend Metro rail services in the county.
- Advocates for solutions to traffic bottlenecks.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports affordable and workforce housing as a priority industry.

Plans to create a fund to help build affordable and workforce housing.

- Wants to create a housing authority.
- Supports affordable and workforce housing as a priority industry.
- Plans to create a fund to help build affordable and workforce housing.

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to provide business owner counseling in addition to small business grants.

Advocates for apprenticeship programs for those that wish to pursue a career outside of a college degree.

Supported funding to mental health programs and the opening of the Crisis Receiving Center.

Helped pass Prince William County’s first Collective Bargaining Ordinance.

- Wants to provide business owner counseling in addition to small business grants.
- Plans to increase pay for teachers.
- Wants to expand the Pre-K program.
- Advocates for apprenticeship programs for those that wish to pursue a career outside of a college degree.
- Supported funding to mental health programs and the opening of the Crisis Receiving Center.
- Helped pass Prince William County’s first Collective Bargaining Ordinance.

Public Services

Supervisor Andrea Bailey, CONSITUENT RESOURCES

Supported a 3% Cost of Living Adjustment for the staff at Fire & Safety, the Sheriff’s Office, and the Adult Detention center.

Supported a salary raise of 15% for public safety and government employees.

- Supported a 3% Cost of Living Adjustment for the staff at Fire & Safety, the Sheriff’s Office, and the Adult Detention center.
- Supported a salary raise of 15% for public safety and government employees.

Public Safety

Supported lowering the property tax rate by 6.4 cents.

- Supported lowering the property tax rate by 6.4 cents.

Taxes & Budget

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Andrea O. Bailey

- Wants to make buses free for seniors.
- Plans to extend Metro rail services in the county.
- Advocates for solutions to traffic bottlenecks

Andrea Bailey is from St. Louis, Missouri. She lives with her husband and son in Dumfries, Virginia. She attends the First Mount Zion Baptist Church.

Andrea Bailey is a business owner for over 10 years.

Andrea Bailey is currently a county supervisor representing the Potomac District. She was elected in 2019. She is the Vice Chair of the Board of County Supervisors in Prince William County.

- Wants to provide business owner counseling in addition to small business grants.
- Advocates for collective bargaining.
- Supports funding to mental health programs.
- Supports special education.
- Plans to increase pay for teachers.
- Wants to expand the Pre-K program.
- Advocates for apprenticeship programs for those that wish to pursue a career outside of a college degree.

- Wants to provide more funding to first responders.
- Supports funding public safety programs and personnel.

As of July 25, 2023, Andrea O. Bailey’s website did not contain information on this issue and Andrea O. Bailey did not complete our questionnaire.

- 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.