ROB JONES FOR SUPERVISOR |
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lets Keep Wallace Rural, Safe and Free!
thank you! we did it! time to get to work! Thanks to everyone for coming out and voting! I appreciate the support. It is always a great time at the polls seeing everyone, catching up and enjoying each others company! I promise to work hard the next 6 years for ALL the residents of Wallace Township! To keep Wallace the best place in Chester County and all of PA to live and raise your families! God bless you all and our Township!
Re-elect A Proven Leader Who Puts Residents First
While I was supervisor for 12 years (2008-2019), my goal was always
to make Wallace Township the best place for the people of Wallace to
live, raise families, and enjoy the rural tranquility we all cherish.
From improving roads and emergency services, to cutting taxes,
protecting property rights, and maintaining our rural character, I
have always put our residents first!
As
Supervisor (2008-2019) – Always serving alongside two amazing board
members:
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Voted to remove the Wallace Township property tax (No property tax
since 2009!)
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Worked with local ambulance company to cut response times in half
and staff ambulances with paramedics.
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Took the township from 600K in debt when I started in 2008, to over
a million dollars in surplus which has been set aside for difficult
economic years and special projects that benefit the residents (like
revitalizing Wagenseller Park). · Brought Common Sense back to our township ordinances. Giving back important rights to property owners to raise chickens and other beneficial livestock, keep more horses on their property, build in-law suites (which were illegal), removed permits for sheds and fences and lowered fees for permits across the board.
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Negotiated with West Brandywine Township to bring excellent police
services to Wallace Township.
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Purchased Hannum woods to nearly double the size of Burgess Park to
continue to add a protective barrier to our beloved and most
important natural resource the Brandywine Creek.
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Acquired more open space adjacent to the Brandywine Creek and along
an important tributary (Indian Run) thanks to the Wheeler’s generous
land donation.
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Negotiated an extension to Struble Trail that will grant access from
Devereux Road to Park Road once completed.
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Roadmaster for 12 years: responsible for plowing and road
maintenance. Steered
much needed $ to roads and began an aggressive, systematic
maintenance program to pave and seal roads every year to prevent a
deteriorating road system (which had previously been neglected).
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Significantly increased funding to emergency services (police, fire
company and ambulances).
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Started equipment funding accounts for Glenmoore Fire Company and
Westwood Ambulance Company to set aside much needed funds every year
for new firetrucks and ambulances.
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Emergency Services coordinator for the township for 12 years.
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Assistant Emergency Management Coordinator: Responsible for
emergency and disaster planning initiatives.
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Saved the historic Indiantown Schoolhouse and created a beautiful
usable space.
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Worked to successfully establish the Glenmoore Historic District to
protect our wonderful historic village!
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Laison to the Pennsylvania State Police.
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Commissioner on the Brandywine Regional Police Commission.
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Worked diligently with Devereux Foundation to make important changes
to safety and policy to make the campus safer for students and
residents. Negotiated
to increase donations from Devereux to the township for the
significant burden placed on our emergency services from Devereux
police calls and fire department calls.
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Upgraded ALL the neglected machinery and buildings that had plagued
the road department for years (new backhoe, newer dump trucks, new
mini dump, new front-end loader, new skid loader, new mowers, new
salt shed, new office, etc.)
Community and Church Service:
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Served as a Church Elder
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Founding Troop Master of Trail Life Troop 1:9
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Track Coach for Aleithia Learning Community (Junior High and High
School)
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Basketball coach for UPWARD basketball league
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AWANA leader
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Many years teaching Sunday School
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Served as Youth Group Leader
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Member of the Brandywine Regional Police Youth Aid Panel: Helping
first time offenders rehabilitate through common sense and
meaningful restitution to victims and the community.
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Republican Committeeman – Wallace Township
Personal and Professional Life:
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My most important job and title is husband (to Christine) and father
(of two young men, Richard and Caleb)
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Owner of MulchMonkey.com
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Owner of BPM – National Telecom Site Maintenance
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Built and maintain several custom websites including e-commerce
sites and fleet management and scheduling sites (including REMTrack
and mulchmonkey.com)
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Past Found/Owner of a Software Design Company
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Computer Sciences Corporation Consultant at Merck and PECO
Education:
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Master of Computer Science - Villanova
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Bachelor of Computer Science – Penn State
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Downingtown High School Graduate (1990)
My Opponent:
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"We rational humanists absolutely NEED Democrat judges on the
bench!!!" - Sherry McVickar
(This sounds very exclusionary of all religious people in our
township: Christians, Muslims, Jews, etc. --- and exclusionary to an
entire large segment of our township residents --- republicans and
independents. We can't trust such a divisive leader to run our
township. I will represent EVERYONE regardless of their
heartfelt beliefs or their party affiliation. “Love your
neighbor as yourself” (even love your enemy).
We are neighbors and I will do everything to help your family
as if it was my own. We are in this together! In
addition, I want fair judges not partisan judges. Judges who
will actually follow the law, not side with criminals by handing
down light sentences and no bonds. Or siding with their
friends in power or with issues they want to promote. Instead,
judges should treat everyone equally and uphold the law and use
their bench to punish evil!)
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"Keep Wallace Green" - Sherry McVickar
(Very deep --- not cliche at all --- I would really like to hear
some more substance. What specifically will my opponent do
when she gets in office to “Keep Wallace Green”? I do
appreciate that she says "KEEP" meaning it is green (assuming she
means rural and beautiful and amazingly unscathed unlike the
townships around us) because I spent 12 years working hard to
protect our streams, waterways, and vistas. Fighting to keep
them clean and untarnished and in many cases better than when I
started working to protect them. So, I appreciate that she
thinks that we have been doing a good job. I promise to
continue doing that on top of a proven track record. What does
my opponent propose to do differently?)
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