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Taxes aren’t monopoly money. They’re the hard-earned dollars of Washington County families and small businesses.
As a business owner, Bill has made payroll and managed budgets. He understands accountability because he’s lived it.
That’s why, as Fire District Chair, he trimmed budgets, worked with legislators, and shifted Fire/EMS funding from property taxes to a voter-approved sales tax—keeping homeowners protected while securing stable funding for emergency services. Bill brings real results, not rhetoric.
As Commissioner, he will:
Fight to keep taxes low
Demand transparency in every department
Ensure taxpayer dollars are spent where they matter most: roads, water, public safety
Prevent waste, duplication, and unnecessary spending
Government should treat tax dollars like a business treats its budget—with discipline, honesty, and respect.
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We live in a desert. Water isn’t optional; it’s survival.
Every home and business in Washington County depends on reliable, long-term water planning. Bill has worked directly with engineers, water providers, planners, and property owners on the technical, complex realities of water management.
He knows we cannot rely on yesterday’s infrastructure to serve tomorrow’s population.
Bill will champion:
Strategic expansion of water capacity
Repairing and modernizing aging systems
Responsible reuse where it makes sense
Clear-eyed planning—not hope or guesswork
Protecting today’s residents before approving tomorrow’s growth
Families should never wonder if turning on the tap will strain the system. Bill will protect our most precious resource with foresight and integrity.
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Washington County is one of the fastest-growing regions in America. We either manage that growth on our terms, or we let it overwhelm our roads, water, public safety, and quality of life.
Bill believes in conservative, common-sense planning grounded in data, engineering, and fiscal discipline. Not wishful thinking. Not politics. Not kicking the can down the road.
He’ll fight for:
Smart land use and infrastructure planning
Protecting the character of our communities
Development policies that benefit taxpayers—not burden them
Decisions rooted in long-term stability, not short-term gain
Development is inevitable. Chaos is not.