Jeffrey is originally from the Route One Corridor. He attended Bishop Ireton High School. He has a bachelor's degree in public administration from James Madison University. He lives with his wife and two children in the Franconia District.

Jeffrey used to be chief of staff for county supervisor Dana Kauffman.

Jeffrey McKay is currently the chair of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors. He was first elected in 2019 and has been in office for one term. He was previously the county supervisor representing the Lee District on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors for 12 years.

Wants to create new transit options in the county.

Plans to "hold Metro accountable to improve customer service, reliability, and timelines."

Supports more funding for sidewalk construction and bicycle lanes.

Wants to improve accessibility in county parks.

- Wants to create new transit options in the county.
- Plans to "hold Metro accountable to improve customer service, reliability, and timelines."
- Supports more funding for sidewalk construction and bicycle lanes.
- Wants to improve accessibility in county parks.
- Plans to improve regional connectivity.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Plans to "create at least 10,000 new affordable units throughout the county by 2034."

Wants to prioritize affordable senior housing.

Supports working with local businesses to provide incentives for housing projects.

Plans to fight discriminatory housing practices and predatory lending.

- Plans to "create at least 10,000 new affordable units throughout the county by 2034."
- Wants to prioritize affordable senior housing.
- Supports working with local businesses to provide incentives for housing projects.
- Plans to fight discriminatory housing practices and predatory lending.

Housing & Urban Development

Plans to make the county carbon neutral by 2050 and zero waste by 2030.

Supports more fair sports facilities countywide.

Wants to expand preschool programs and raise pay for teachers and school staff.

Plans to expand preschool programs and classrooms to improve access to high-quality early childhood education.

Supports smart land use planning on both public and private land to ensure affordable opportunities exist everywhere, linking transportation and job opportunities.

- Plans to make the county carbon neutral by 2050 and zero waste by 2030.
- Supports more fair sports facilities countywide.
- Wants to expand preschool programs and raise pay for teachers and school staff.
- Plans to expand preschool programs and classrooms to improve access to high-quality early childhood education.
- Supports smart land use planning on both public and private land to ensure affordable opportunities exist everywhere, linking transportation and job opportunities.

Public Services

Supports hiring more mental health professionals to respond to mental health calls.

Wants all patrol officers to wear body cameras.

Supports gun control, and plans to "fight for common sense gun control measures and close dangerous loopholes."

Plans to expand support for our world class firefighter and emergency medical responders.

Wants to reduce recidivism by partnering with nonprofits and human services agencies.

- Supports hiring more mental health professionals to respond to mental health calls.
- Wants all patrol officers to wear body cameras.
- Supports gun control, and plans to "fight for common sense gun control measures and close dangerous loopholes."
- Plans to expand support for our world class firefighter and emergency medical responders.
- Wants to reduce recidivism by partnering with nonprofits and human services agencies.

Public Safety

Wants to create a vocational training pipeline for trades workers.

Supports getting rid of government regulations around opening a business.

Plants to protect the County’s AAA bond rating.

- Wants to create a vocational training pipeline for trades workers.
- Supports getting rid of government regulations around opening a business.
- Plants to protect the County’s AAA bond rating.

Taxes & Budget

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Jeffrey C. McKay

Jeffrey is from the Route One Corridor. He attended Bishop Ireton High School. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Public Administration from James Madison University. He lives with his wife and two children in the Franconia District.

Jeffrey McKay is currently the chair of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors. He was first elected in 2019 and has been in office for one term. He used to be the county supervisors representing the Lee District on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors for 12 years.

Jeffrey is from the Route One Corridor. He attended Bishop Ireton High School. He has a bachelor's degree in public administration from James Madison University. He lives with his wife and two children in the Franconia District.

- Wants to create new transit options in the county.
- Plans to "hold Metro accountable to improve customer service, reliability, and timelines."
- Supports more funding for sidewalk construction and bicycle lanes.
- Wants to improve accessibility in county parks.

- Plans to "create at least 10,000 new affordable units throughout the county by 2034."
- Wants to prioritize affordable senior housing.
- Supports working with local businesses to provide incentives for housing projects.

- Plans to make the county carbon neutral by 2050 and zero waste by 2030. 
- Supports more fair sports facilities countywide.
- Wants to expand preschool programs and raise pay for teachers and school staff.

- Supports hiring more mental health professionals to respond to mental health calls.
- Wants all patrol officers to wear body cameras.
- Supports gun control, and plans to "fight for common sense gun control measures and close dangerous loopholes."

- Wants to create a vocational training pipeline for trades workers.
- Supports getting rid of government regulations around opening a business.

- The chairman of the board of supervisors works together with members of the board to set and implement county policy. 
- The board of supervisors is tasked with approving the county budget, setting local tax rates, approving plans for land use in the county, and appointing county officials. 
- The chairman of the board calls meetings, sets the agenda, chooses officials to appoint to county commissions and boards, and voters along with other board members. 
- The chairman of the board of supervisors represents the entire county. 
- Most board of supervisors chairs in Virginia are elected in odd years to four year terms. Elections are partisan.


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